I will develop a mood diary app turnkey

I develop mobile mood diary applications — a light tool for self-observation, not a medical service. My task is to make opening the app in the evening something you want to do not out of obligation, but because it's quick and pleasant.

At the core of each project is mood marking with a single tap: several expressive icons or a slider scale allow you to record your state in a couple of seconds, and there's always a field for a short note about the day — what happened, what pleased or upset you. But the most valuable thing appears next: I build a clear graph of mood changes by weeks and months that turns fragmented daily marks into a coherent picture — you can see when a decline comes and when your condition is steadily improving.

I take on the full cycle: interface, database structure for entries and notes, graph rendering, reminders and personal history export. I make the application separate from habit tracker logic — a mood diary has its own data model and rhythm.

What's included in the development:
— mood marking with a single tap (icons or scale)
— field for a short note about the day
— mood graph by weeks and months
— local reminders to keep a diary
— calm, concise interface for iOS and Android