Understand Mood Stats
Explore the moods attached to eligible entries and narrow the view by date, folder and tags.
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Mood Stats brings together the moods attached to submitted entries in folders with Mood Tracking enabled. Use it to revisit patterns in your writing and then return to the entries behind them.
Choose the context you want to see
Open Mood Stats from Home's Quick Stats area. Select the date range, folders and tags that matter to your question. For example, compare a recent week of Work entries with a broader month, or look at entries related to a particular tag.
Folder tags and entry tags are separate filters. Every selected tag within each section must match. An unexpectedly narrow filter combination can leave a chart empty even when you have other entries.
Check an entry's mood
MindDrive can infer a mood when an entry is processed. If it does not reflect what you meant, find the entry in Review, tap its mood emoji and choose the mood you want to use. Read the original entry before interpreting a chart as a pattern.
MindDrive chat can help you revisit your entries, compare experiences, talk things through and ask general questions. When an answer links to an entry, open it to check the original context. AI responses and inferred moods can be incomplete or wrong. They are not a diagnosis, treatment or a substitute for professional advice.
Understand an empty view
Check that your entries were submitted, their folders have Mood Tracking on and the selected dates include them. Archived folders do not contribute to normal Mood views. Processing may still need to finish before a new entry contributes.
Home's Quick Stats is a shorter view of mood information. A starter preview or an empty view is not evidence of a completed personal mood history. Keep writing and use the current view's labels to distinguish available entries from introductory guidance.
See Review and filters to find the original writing and folder settings to change participation.