Emotional regulation

Self-discovery Mood Tracker

Slow down in moments of distress to process overwhelming emotions and act intentionally

Switch off
emotional autopilot
and treat yourself
with curiosity

Solution

Practice emotional
regulation in three steps

Check in with yourself
  • Check in with yourself

    Start with one honest question: how do you feel right now? Log your mood and step out of your head for a moment. Naming what you feel is the first step to understanding it.

Key benefits

Your daily reflection for emotional clarity

Prevent compulsions

When you feel an emotional reaction building, a quick check-in helps you pause before acting on impulse. Over time, that pause becomes a habit.

Understand how you feel

Knowing exactly what you feel and why helps you process it faster, communicate it clearly, and build more honest relationships.

See the bigger picture

Track your mood consistently and start understanding what triggers you, what drains you, and what helps you feel better. Clarity builds with every log.

Rewire response to stress

Daily check-ins help you develop the mindful awareness that gradually rewires how your brain handles pressure. So calm becomes your new default.

Liven helps you break free from autopilot

Built on proven research

of mood tracking helps you react less impulsively*

Evidence-based approach

Say that mood tracking has a positive impact on their lives**

Mood tracking is an evidence-based practice that helps build emotional self-awareness and a healthier relationship with your inner self.

Amanda Jensen, Clinical Psychologist, PsyD

*The Clinical Impacts of Mobile Mood-Monitoring in Young People With Mental Health Problems: The MeMO Study

**Distant mood monitoring for depressive and bipolar disorders: a systematic review

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