TidyJot tracks two related but different things: your mood and your sentiment score — and you can see both visualized over time in the Mood Flow chart on your Dashboard.
Mood is a label — a word that captures how you were feeling when you wrote the entry. It's shown as a colored tag when you view an entry (e.g., a purple "overwhelmed" tag). Examples include: Excited, Motivated, Overwhelmed, Reflective, Anxious, Happy, Neutral.
Sentiment Score is a number from 0 to 100 representing the overall positivity of the entry:
0–30: Negative or stressed tone
31–60: Neutral or mixed
61–100: Positive or uplifting tone
The Mood Flow Chart
The Mood Flow chart on your Dashboard plots your sentiment scores over time as a line graph with colored data points. Each dot represents a journal entry — higher dots mean more positive entries. You can see your emotional patterns at a glance: when you tend to feel your best, how your mood shifts week to week, and what stretches have been particularly up or down.
You can also quick-log today's mood directly from the Mood Flow widget using the emoji icons in the top right corner — no full journal entry required.