Mind Journal - CBT Diary

iOS app by ryo muranaka. Health & Fitness · ryo muranaka

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0 / 5
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0
Download price
Free to download
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Unknown
Version
1.5.2
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-08

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Struggling with stress, anxiety, or overwhelming emotions? Mind Journal uses Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help you track your mood, reflect on your thoughts, and build healthier mental habits — one entry at a time. ■ Key Features [Simple Thought Recording] Record your daily emotions and thoughts with minimal steps. The chat-style interface makes journaling a natural, enjoyable habit. [Tag & Search] Organize your diary entries with tags. Filter by specific themes or emotions to review your past entries with ease. [Calendar View] Browse your diary in a monthly calendar view. Navigate to the previous or next day with a single tap — no conflicts with swipe gestures for other actions. [Comment & Reflection] Add comments to each entry for deeper reflection. Your custom font, text size, and line spacing settings apply throughout the comment screen. [Rich Customization] ・Choose from 19+ fonts ・Adjust text size, line spacing, and letter spacing ・Dark / Light mode ・Custom theme colors [iPad Support] On iPad, a navigation sidebar appears on the left side of the screen, making full use of the larger display. [Data Management] All entries are saved locally on your device. Back up and import your data to keep your records safe. ■ Premium Features (Subscription) ・Ad-free experience ・Extended comment functionality Start building the habit of journaling with Mind Journal. Understanding your emotional patterns is the first step toward better mental well-being.

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