Precise emotion tracking for deeper self-awareness
Unlock deeper emotional awareness with Emotly. Rate your feelings in a few easy taps, visualize patterns, practice gratitude, & identify triggers. Understand your best/worst days to boost well-being. Quick entries, powerful insights. Private & secure.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm excited (and a little nervous!) to share Emotly, my personal happiness tracker, with you all today! This journey started back in 2024. Like many, I was using mood trackers to monitor my emotional well-being. The year began incredibly well, but then a prolonged illness hit, and the following months were tough. This swing made me question everything – was happiness just fleeting? As a professional poker player, I'm used to meticulously tracking wins and losses. Even during
So happy to see you launching Emotly on Product Hunt 🙌 I still remember when it all started with Notion spreadsheets and late-night thoughts about whether it's even possible to track "net happiness" over a year. Amazing to see how it’s grown into a full-fledged app. The idea of approaching emotions the same way we approach finances or training stats — with respect, attention, and numbers — really hits home. It’s not about control, but about understanding. And your poker background fits into this
This is such a cool idea to promote healthy emotional awareness!
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I like the emotion tracking features! Aesthetic design. 😄
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