Yes, MoodMission is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
🤔 The MoodMission app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
MoodMission has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is $9.99.
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4.5 out of 5
24 ratings in Australia
I have immediately found a liking to this app, it suggested me to do a simple thing such as shower, and then end it with a cold shower. It has helped me already. I like that I can effortlessly have self-help techniques available to me without having to ask friends.
This morning I went from a lot of aches and pains and overwhelm, with lots of gloom and worry, to accepting my first challenge - very simple - and the results surprised me. I felt lighter and ok. The morning mental fog lifted and I had a sensible plan for the day, and for my situation (a challenging work drama). One simple action of self care and the problems shrank back to manageable size. Great app for overthinkers in a world that holds us to ridiculous standards. I am very interested to see how this app works out for me long term. Five stars!!
Love the strategies. Brilliant app for supporting your mental health and well-being. Thank you
I find this app easy to setup and use, and the small, achievable missions have a clear purpose and help me to get a win on the board. Will recommend to friends and colleagues!
Moodmission is an expertly crafted app by leading psychologists that brings mental health support to your phone. The interface is easy to navigate and the content/activities within are my go-to on a daily basis- I love having access this support immediately, no matter where I am. Highly recommended A+
This seems like an absolutely fabulous app that as a psychologist I would love to recommend to clients. However it won’t allow me to register to be able to use the app. Is there a trick to this?
It often goes nowhere and clicks open nothing. This app is a great idea but needs lots of work.
Design is beautiful and seems like a helpful app although it's very unresponsive and it gets stuck a lot of the time
I'm very enthusiastic about this app, but currently, beyond the welcome survey it is not seem to be working yet. I hope the bugs can be ironed out as this has the potential to be a very handy and comforting personal tool.
As someone who has experienced subclinical anxiety and low mood for the past decade, to be able to quickly and easily access a tool that allows you to help yourself is invaluable. The surveys at the beginning take a bit of time to complete but hey, science is slow, and being able to experimentally validate an app like this is super important. There are so many nonsense apps on the market based on pseudoscience (or someone's opinion), it's refreshing to find an app that has a clear evidence base.
