Gobaith | Mental Hope & Health

Many other trackers exist. This is mine. I have used it for a long time (multiple years). The default tracking is suitable for those with mood disorders, or psychotic disorders. Design principles I follow Adaptability Everyone's condition is their own. What each person wants to track will be different as a result, and it should be as easy as possible to adapt to their needs. Simplicity of journaling For data to be useful, it has to exist. Therefore in this app, I've made it as easy as possible to enter a day's record so that it does not take up much time from the day. No analysis provided You, your doctors, and your support network are the only ones who understand your exact condition. Therefore this app does not provide any analysis or commentary on your symptoms. It does provide multiple ways to view and interact with the data, but any meaning from the data is up to you to decide. No AI AI can be used to discuss medical issues, however the person you should really be talking to are licensed professionals. As a result, I have not build AI into this project. It would be trivial to do so if you wanted to, but again, if you are having serious symptoms you should talk to a medical professional. No AI was used to write code either. Data ownership Your tracked data is yours. Therefore, this app does not limit you from having access to it in any way. There are multiple ways to export and import the data. Additionally, the data is not shared with any 3rd parties, and there are no telemetrics of any kind. No notifications Many apps provide notifications specifically for a tracker app. I instead built the habit over time by filling the tracker at the same time I take my medications, which I already had a notification for. Avoid dependencies A core tool that you use every day should not need constant maintenance to keep running. Therefore this app uses minimal dependencies.