Guided mood check-ins, shared with your therapist

Healthcare

About

Sondermood is a mental wellness app that helps people track their mood and share their progress with their therapist. Users log how they feel through guided check-ins, follow daily and longer-term patterns, read content in a library and bring that picture into their therapy sessions, so conversations start from real data rather than memory.

Client Review

Review

Guided check-ins

Step-by-step emotion logging

3 views

Day, progress and data

Therapist sharing

Data connected to therapy

Mobile first

Built for the phone

OAuth 2.0

Secure sign-in with silent token refresh

Challenge

Between therapy sessions, people forget how they actually felt day to day, so sessions start from memory rather than data. Existing mood apps were either too slow to use in the moment or kept the data away from the therapist. Sondermood needed a mobile-first app where logging takes seconds, patterns are visible over time and users can share that history with their therapist.

Solution

We built the client app around a guided check-in flow, because mood tracking only works if logging is quick enough to do in the moment.

Discovery & Strategy

Designed a step-by-step emotion check-in
Planned day, progress and data overview screens
Defined how users share data with their therapist

Design & Engineering

Built the mobile-first Angular app
Built guided emotion check-ins with a custom stepper
Built day overview, progress and data overview screens
Built a content library
Added therapist sharing and notifications
Added bottom navigation for one-handed use
Built an account page for user settings
Built a landing page introducing the app

Security

Built sign-up with EULA acceptance and secure sign-in against the client’s auth service
Supported silent token refresh so users stay signed in

The Results

Outcome Summary

Sondermood got a client app that makes mood tracking quick and connects it to therapy. Guided check-ins take a few taps, users see their patterns across day, progress and data views, and they can share that history with their therapist so sessions start from real data instead of memory.