Bipolar UK Mood Tracker

This is a great way to log your symptoms and identify patterns.

No too many things to fill out. Not too many choices. And easy place to put things that might impact mood/health.

I love how well designed this app is. It is really easy to use and is set up for people with bipolar unlike other trackers so it’s useful. I’ve tried to keep up with other mood tracking apps and haven’t been able to keep up on them. But this one I’m keeping up on.

I’ve tried many tracker apps but this is hands down the best one I’ve used. It’s simple, intuitive, but it’s one of the only apps that I’ve used that seems as though it was made by people who actually understand how bipolar makes you feel. I never leave app reviews but it took me so long to find this app I figured I would try to help others find it.

But, I do not see a way to add a decimal to med dosage, for example I take 2.5 mg amlodapine, bug to fix?

There are so many mood trackers out there that are extremely bloated with features. As a DTx Product Manager living with Bipolar II, I’m constantly trying apps for product research and personal use. This app is so perfectly balanced, delivering the right amount of data you need to input to get the most out of the output. You very quickly see results of your efforts of imputing data which is really nice, a lot of other apps I’ve used require a significant amount of either data or time to see any output. 4 days in and I’ve already seen the benefit and value. Thank you so much, Bipolar UK, for providing this tool. This tool will save lives!

I really like this app, however, you can’t log your moods accurately. Recently (and this is on going) I have been experiencing a mixed episode. And I can’t rate my mood on the current system as it goes either manic or depressed or in between, which is logged as “balanced” where my in between at the moment isn’t balanced at all - it’s manic AND depressed. So how do I log that?? Also, I can’t delete old medications for some reason, even though the option to do so it there. And finally, the words to describe your day/mood… 5 only? Really? With someone who has bipolar affective disorder: type 1 sometimes 5 is not enough. And it won’t accurately reflect that day not being able to use more than 5 words. However that said, I think it’s a really useful tool to anyone who has a mood disorder! So long as it’s improved a little. Since I’ve had this app, nearly a year, it’s not been updated once! So may be a bit of maintenance and improvements would be a good start! ****EDIT**** Just gone through the “updates” bit, and apparently there was one around 5 months ago (around April time 2023) but I’ve not had the prompts to update the app at all and when I’ve gone to write this review, there is no indication that the app needs updating, or how to get the update… so not sure what’s happening….

This is the best bipolar app I’ve tried and I’ve tried many. I think tracking your sleep is almost as important as tracking your mood. I’ll be telling my psychiatrist how useful it is.

I’m a rapid cycles win a normal range of emotions who just started using app recently- app showed me the rhythm of my sleep cycle - unfortunately last night didn’t get ANY sleep at all - which was outside my normal pattern. I’m in a very difficult domestic situation - police out to take statements yesterday- domestic violence by husband. BUT I’m not worried by my bipolar which is as good as it gets. Your program is a lifesaver!!!

Really helps me manage my bipolar.