Minddistrict
You can access and add your moments from the web application as well.
An overview of your moments is shown on your timeline.
You need an account to login.
The next version of the Minddistrict app will show you more insights on your timeline, and will allow you to add more types of moments, e.g. craving, consumption and mood.By reflecting on moments you build up a personal plan that helps you deal with risk situations. The app can help you prevent risk situations by sending the right message at the right time.
The Minddistrict app is available for iPhone also.
Category : Medical
Reviews (8)
The app is stuck in a loading loop on the homescreen. I can only fill 9n my diary if I get a notification which I don't always get. And if I make a mistake and want to restart the diary entry I need to cancel it but then I can't restart it
App is broken - can't enter any entries into Thought Diary, app just seems stuck on loading. Notifications no longer functioning.
Doesn't send notifications when I receive a message, despite the settings.
Its easy to access
I don't have nothing smart to say. Could be better.
Receives messages from my therapist but modules don't show. This needs fixing. It works fine in a browser. This app needs work
There is nothing here of any use in the UK, no modules, no diary just a contact to your counsellor. Web version is ok but this is just a waste of space on my phone.
The app works well. Recently a check was introduced in an attempt to prevent the app from running on rooted devices. This can be easily bypassed by using the latest version of Magisk, enabling MagiskHide and then adding Minddistrict to it. After these adjustments the app runs fine on my rooted device. Other than that the app does what it needs to do and it's a convenient way to use the Minddistrict platform. My only wish would be that more modules become available.