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Re: Show HN: A Mood Tracker on the Web

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The reminder notifications and tools for analysis are definitely in my mind. These two features are must haves for an app like this. I will probably go more through a PWA route; I am the sole developer on this and I don't think I can maintain two native apps (at least not until it is a solid, profitable product). Another features I am considering applying are voice recordings and sharing with close friends. Do you ha…

You can use the same codebase to service mobile platforms with something like Cordova. It still needs some effort but gives you access to the app stores, which can be huge acquisition channels.

Agree. I built it in React. If I have some validation that the product is good, I will probably rewrite it in React Native Web, sharing one codebase for all three platforms

Re: Show HN: A Mood Tracker on the Web

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While I think this is an amazing idea. However, I have one issue with it that has been echoed here in the comments. I'm way too paranoid for other people to have my data on this as it is quite personal. Therefore, I have looked for a system for which data entry is relatively easy. I currently track my mood through a local [0] TiddlyWiki [1] combined with Noteself [2]. I have been doing it for a 6 weeks now and it see…

If you don't mind sharing, could you describe the types of learnings you were able to get by tracking your mood over time. I'll totally understand if it is something personal and you cannot share. Thanks so much!
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