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Feelink

An emotion journal that meets you where you are

Product Design · Psychology · AI-assisted build · 2025

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Feelink

What it is

A multi-modal emotion check-in built on Lovable, currently live at feelink-app.lovable.app. Three parallel check-in modes, Daily Self Check-In, Simple Mood Check, and Process a Trigger. Let users engage at the level their capacity allows on any given day. A research-backed feelings taxonomy, a guided 4-step tour, and a longitudinal statistics view sit underneath.

Problem

Most mood trackers ask 'how are you?' and accept a number.

Feelink guides you through the full emotional landscape, situation, body sensation, specific emotion, trigger, because a number between 1-10 doesn't capture what you're actually feeling.

Start with the situation, not the score

Start with the situation, not the score

Where are you? What happened? Context comes before the label, because emotions don't exist in a vacuum.

A taxonomy of 80+ emotions

A taxonomy of 80+ emotions

Not just happy/sad/angry. A research-backed emotion wheel that helps you name exactly what you feel, from 'wistful' to 'exasperated'.

Patterns across check-ins

Patterns across check-ins

Trends emerge: which situations trigger which emotions, how your baseline shifts week to week, where your emotional vocabulary is expanding.

Flow

A guided check-in

Check-in

Check-in

Situation

Situation

Taxonomy

Taxonomy

Stack & Tools

AI

LovableClaude (Sonnet)

design

Figma

code

React + ViteTypeScriptTailwind CSSRadix UI / shadcn

infra

CapacitorLovable hosting

Open question

Does separating what happened from what it meant change what people are willing to write down?

What the data shows

How far people get through the fact, feeling and body steps, and where the flow is abandoned.

What it does not

It cannot show whether the distinction helped anyone regulate afterwards.

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