Mynd
Journaling app that identifies your emotional states and patterns from your entries
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What is Mynd?
Mynd is a writing and reflection app aimed at lifelong learners who want more clarity about their emotional lives. Users write entries and the app shows their root states of mind, described as flow, heightened and low.
After several entries, Mynd Patterns starts to uncover recurring root state patterns and shows emotional patterns and their intensity over time.
The free plan includes 3 entries per month, limited root states and access to patterns. Mynd+ costs $5.55 per month and adds unlimited entries, root states and patterns. The site says entries are encrypted and cannot be seen by the team, and that only English entries are supported.
The app starts working from the first entry, and Mynd+ can be tried for 7 days from the moment a first pattern is unlocked. It is not designed to support difficult topics such as self-harm, and the site points users to outside help for those.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Entries are encrypted and, according to the site, cannot be seen by the team.
- Shows emotional patterns and their intensity over time after several entries.
Cons
- Only English entries are supported.
- Not designed for difficult topics such as self-harm; the site points users to outside help.
Frequently Asked Questions
Mynd is free to start, with paid plans from 5.55 to 5.55 USD per month.
According to our latest information, this tool does not seem to have a lifetime deal at the moment, unfortunately.
Mynd is a journaling app where you write entries and it shows your root states of mind, described as flow, heightened and low. After several entries, Mynd Patterns starts to reveal recurring root state patterns and shows emotional patterns and their intensity over time. The app starts working from your first entry.
Mynd is aimed at lifelong learners who want more clarity about their emotional lives. Patterns only appear after several entries, so it needs regular use to show its full value. It is not designed for difficult topics such as self-harm, and the site points users to outside help for those.
According to the site, your entries are encrypted and cannot be seen by the Mynd team. Mynd currently supports only English entries, so writing in other languages is not supported. For the latest details on privacy and data handling, check the official website.
The app shows your root states of mind, which the site describes as flow, heightened and low. Looking at these over time, alongside the recurring patterns, is how Mynd helps you understand your states of mind. The more entries you write, the more the patterns can show.
