Psycled - AI Journal & Mood
Write about everyday experiences, tag their emotional context and revisit patterns with optional AI feedback.
People who want to revisit their own emotional writing with tags and filters
Consider Psycled for keeping a searchable emotional journal and revisiting the people, activities and places that recur in it. Its tags, filters and word cloud provide ways back to your own entries. Treat AI feedback as one interpretation to examine, and read the cloud-processing and purchase terms before adding sensitive material. The provider presents a reflection tool, not therapy or a verified assessment.
Keep in mind: AI can misunderstand an entry or infer an emotion that does not fit; patterns in a journal do not establish a cause or diagnosis.
Inside the app
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What you can do
- Journal writing with emotion and context tags, plus optional voice transcription
- AI feedback informed by CBT concepts according to the provider
- Context-based emotional views and a word cloud over past entries
- Archive search and emotion/context filters
Good for
- People who want to revisit their own emotional writing with tags and filters
- Using AI suggestions as optional prompts for reflection
Consider alternatives for
- Professional counseling, diagnosis or real-time crisis monitoring
- A purely local journal with no account or cloud processing
Start with your own description
Write what happened and how it felt before reading a generated interpretation. A context tag can help you find the entry again, but it does not prove that a person or activity caused a feeling. Set aside suggestions that misread the situation.
Use the archive to inspect a pattern
Open the entries behind a chart or word cloud rather than interpret a count alone. A period with more writing may show more tags simply because you recorded more. Search and filters are useful for returning to those details. Product screenshots contain official sample records, not our own journal.
Editorial basis
The official website, current privacy policy and terms, and US App Store version 1.0.2 were reviewed November 3, 2026. Claims about CBT-inspired feedback describe the provider’s approach, not established treatment outcomes. No personal journal was entered, AI result evaluated or subscription purchased. This developer submission involved no payment or promised positive coverage.
Limitations & considerations
- AI can misunderstand an entry or infer an emotion that does not fit; patterns in a journal do not establish a cause or diagnosis.
- Free-analysis numbers visible in screenshots are example remaining balances, not a verified universal allowance. Current paid amounts and feature limits are unknown.
- The service terms require users to be at least 16. The store languages are English and Korean; other editions were not confirmed.
Privacy & permissions
The policy describes account authentication, journal and analysis storage in Supabase, journal text sent to the OpenAI API for requested analysis, and optional audio sent for transcription. This is not an offline-only diary.
The provider describes separate consent for sensitive content and controls for deletion or withdrawal. Canceling account access and canceling a subscription are separate actions under its terms.
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Sources & review notes Updated Nov 3, 2026
Reviewed by iApp4Me Editorial Team. Recommendations use the linked documentation and attributed accounts; device observations are identified separately.
- Psycled · official product overview
Writing, emotion/context views, word cloud, archive and provider-described AI limitations.
- Psycled · US App Store
Current identity, version, languages and free-download scope; checked November 3, 2026.
- Psycled · privacy
Account, sensitive content, cloud storage, requested AI analysis and transcription.
- Psycled · terms
Minimum age, subscription/cancellation and non-clinical service scope.
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