Feelink
An emotion journal that meets you where you are
Product Design · Psychology · AI-assisted build · 2025
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
Where are you? What happened? Context comes before the label — because emotions don't exist in a vacuum.
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
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
Situation
Taxonomy
Stack & Tools
AI
design
code
infra
Reflection
What I’d revisit
The emotion taxonomy is the strongest part. The statistics view needs more narrative — not just charts, but AI-generated summaries that say 'you tend to feel anxious in work situations on Tuesdays.'
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