Food and Moods Mobile 1.1 Released

A new version of the food and mood tracker for iOS has been released recently. The list of changes are below:

– Abbreviated the application name to “F & M” so the text now fits properly underneath the icon on the home screen.
– Added support for the iOS 7 look and feel while still maintaining iOS 6.1 support.
– Added offsets to food entries in the correlation view to address some overlapping issues when there are many food entries in between two mood entries.

 

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Food and Moods Mobile

About

If you suffer from digestive problems, allergies, nutrient deficiencies or unexplained changes in moods, then perhaps something in your diet is a contributing factor.

From the same author of the original 2011 Foods and Moods application for OS X, Food and Moods for mobile allows you to track what you eat and how you feel while you’re on the go. The mobile version has the same summary view to help find commonalities, in addition to a new correlation view, which graphs out your moods and meals in one-week slices.

Features

For each meal entry you can track:

  • Date and time of meal
  • Type of mail
  • Description
  • Location

For each mood entry, you can track:

  • Date and time of mood
  • Description
  • Location
  • Rating of how you feel from 1 to 10


Unfortunately, the OS X version is currently not iCloud compatible to sync with the mobile version, due to a more efficient data structure for mobile. The OS X version may be updated in the future.

Food and Moods mobile is now available in the iOS App Store. In the spirit of celebrating the launch of the new app it will be free for a limited time starting in September.

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Foods and Moods 1.1.0 Released

This release adds printing support, PDF export, mood ratings and many user interface improvements:

  • Improved hi-res multiresolution icons.
  • Added the ability to print or export to PDF, to allow you to show your log to your doctor or dietician.
  • Added the ability to rate moods from 1-10.
  • Added average (mean) rating of your logged moods to the summary.
  • Added a prominent help button to the toolbar.
  • Updated the Add Mood dialog with rating and the other fields.
  • The summary view is now docked as a left panel instead of a toggled floating window.
  • Fixed some bugs with calculating the summary.
  • Moved the data filter (past 7 days, 30 days and all time) to the toolbar.
  • The filter is now also for the meals and moods views, not just for the summary.
  • Fixed a bug which caused multiple duplicates to be added to the available moods drop-down box. Previous computers which have duplicates will have the dupes removed after upgrading Foods and Moods and running it once.
  • Updated the documentation.

Foods and Moods

About

Have you ever wondered what you ate made you feel so bad? Foods and Moods is an application that helps you track just that. It is aimed primarily towards people trying to track which foods may trigger their digestive problems. It does this by keeping two logs: a log of the foods you eat and a log of your moods. This provides you with a searchable history using keywords or “tags”, so you may see for yourself if there is any relationship beween the two.

*Note that this application doesn’t attempt to do any medical or nutritional analysis; it is for logging and history purposes, and you should see a physician if you have ongoing digestive problems.

Features

  • Log your meals
  • Log your moods
  • Tag your meals for easy search
  • Search your meals or moods
  • Sorting of your meals or moods
  • Rating of your moods
  • Summary view
  • Print and export to PDF support, so you may show your doctor or dietician.

Screens

 

Requirements

In order to run Foods and Moods, your Mac computer must meet the following requirements:

  • Intel-based Mac with OSX 10.7 (Lion)
  • 1 GB Memory
  • 5 MB Free hard disk space