Anxiety Tracker — Free Mood Diary & Journal

Free anxiety tracker and mood diary. Log your anxiety level (1-5), triggers, and what helped. See weekly and monthly patterns with charts. Identify your triggers and most effective coping strategies. A self-help journal — not a clinical diagnosis; for persistent or intense anxiety please consult a mental-health professional.

How to Use

1

Rate your current anxiety level from 1 (calm) to 5 (severe).

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Optionally note what triggered the anxiety and what helped.

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Save the entry to add it to your timeline.

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View the Chart tab to see patterns over time.

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Check Top Triggers and What Helps Most to understand your patterns.

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Export your data as CSV to share with a therapist if desired.

Track anxiety levels and discover patterns with visual charts

A tracker, not a diagnosis
Anxiety Tracker is a self-help journal that helps you spot patterns. It does not diagnose, treat or replace care from a qualified mental-health professional. If anxiety is persistent, intense, or interferes with daily life, please talk to a doctor or therapist.
Log Entry
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Calm
2
Mild
3
Moderate
4
High
5
Severe
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When to consider professional help
  • Anxiety has been present most days for two weeks or longer.
  • It interferes with work, sleep, eating or relationships.
  • You avoid places, people or activities because of it.
  • You feel overwhelmed, hopeless, or have thoughts of self-harm.
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