Emotion Wheel - Tracking your emotions

Record your emotions and explore patterns over time.

Capture settings — Phase 1: Emotion only

Choose how much detail to record.

  • Phase 1: Record just the emotion.
  • Phase 2: Also record how strong the emotion feels, whether it fits the situation and how your body feels.
  • Phase 3: Everything in Phase 2, plus tags, such as Work or Family, and how full your emotional bucket feels.
  • Custom: Choose which questions to include.
Advanced settings — ratings out of 5

Choose ratings out of 5 or 10 for emotion strength and your emotional bucket. This applies whichever phase you use.

If you have saved records, you’ll be asked to save a backup and confirm before their ratings are changed.

View the visual emotion wheel
Visual emotion wheel with inner, middle, and outer emotion labels arranged in coloured segments.
Visual reference for people who prefer to scan the wheel before using the step-by-step selector. The selector and full table below provide the text version of the emotion paths.
Emotion reference table

Choose any emotion word in a row to prepare that complete path as a new entry. The round colour marker identifies the inner-circle emotion category; the written label carries the same information without relying on colour.

All available emotion paths
Inner circleMiddle circleOuter circle

Step 1: Inner circle

Step 2: Middle circle

Choose an inner-circle emotion first.

Step 3: Outer circle

Choose a middle-circle emotion first.

Review and record

No emotion selected yet.

Start by choosing an inner-circle emotion.

Add an optional note

Capture a thought, situation, or anything else you want to remember with this entry. It is saved with your record, including in any exports or Google Drive backups and sync you choose.

Choose which record to keep

This backup contains different data for the same record. Review both versions before continuing.

Current record

Backup record