Reviews for Moodfit: Mental Health Fitness

Notifications and goal tracking are buggy and clunky (have to manually mark activities as completed, have to manually start each day, notifications fire off multiple times unless you do all these manual clicks in the exact right order), and there's tons of other terrible ui/ux throughout, which ironically cause frustration. All but the most basic features are subscription only. If the app was designed better, I might consider paying for it, but instead I'm moving on to something else.

I loaded this app today and I think I really like it. I would give it 5 stars, but I cannot figure out how to delete a goal that I accidentally put in. There does not seem to be any kind of a help feature or a place where I can ask questions. I did hear back from the company and they told me how to change goals but it doesn't work for me. That aside, this is a fantastic app. It helps for me to be able to see goals and I love the reminders. The mindfulness is fantastic. Highly recommemd

Excellent mental health companion app, I say that as a graduate in psychology and a patient. My psychologist asked me for a daily record of the proposed CBT exercises/my mood in order to observe the evolution of perception / behavior patterns over time. I consider that this app, even in its free version is very complete and professional. My favourite option is the "custom activity" with parameters that you can predefine. I hope there will also be a web and offline version.. thank you!🙏

I've been using Moodfit for about 6 months and highly recommend it. It's a valuable tool in helping me manage my anxiety. I like being able to create my own shortcuts and goals and regularly use the gratitude, grounding and breathing tools. It can be buggy, but for a free app with no ads, I'm not complaining, and the customer service is great: quick, friendly and effective.

This app have great potential but there is to many glitches at the moment. If you want to keep track of meds taken, you want it correct. Meds must be a separate group with the ability to put the meds at certain time slots with a reminder that can be set to take it. Now you tick 1 med all is ticked, big problem and some no tick is saved. Please do continue with this app. Many need it.

I downloaded this app because I was looking for a way to take note of my mood and the factors that affect it. Moodfit does that, and has a variety of other tools that I didn't even know I would find useful. I've not been using it for long and haven't yet tried the Pro version, but I've already found the CBT thought record function useful, and the ability to customise your daily goals really helpful too.

It's was really hard to navigate. The layout was confusing, and most of the use of the app is hidden behind a pay wall, I thought I lost all my progress because after every day, it automatically rests to zero and one of my friends who used this app DID lose all her progress. It would be straight up easier if I just recorded my progress by myself. Overall, a terrible experience 0/10 would not be recommended. If you wish to actually track your progress, get any other app than this.

This app is a great way keep track of your well-being, set goals, and accomplish them. You can choose from the default goals, such as exercise, mood, mindfulness, or you can create your own custom goals of your choice. There are many helpful positive reminders you can set as notifications throughout the day, and lots of helpful advice within the app. There's also a CBT function which is great. The developers are also very open to suggestions on how to improve the app. Oh, it's free & no ads!🙏❤

Fantastic app, helps you to set up habits around the things that support good mental health eg regular mindfulness and gratitude practices, sleep, nutrition, exercise. Allows you to add your own specific goals to these too, to track. Provides weekly and monthly summaries of your entries, and graphs of metrics (where relevant). I also use it as a quick and easy way to journal. It would be even better if it had a desktop version as well, which would be easier to enter long text into by typing.

This is a good app but it is a bit clunky, for example if I want to record more than one drink of water or more than one exercise I have to set up a separate tile for each. As a result this makes the home screen a bit 'busy', plus I couldn't reset the app when I had trouble with adding additional descriptors for the activities. Once I saved each additional description it then listed them all as one word! I do think this is a good app but as I say a little clunky to use.