Development and Launch of a Mobile Application for Mood Tracking

Student: Diachuk Igor

Educational Programme: Business Informatics (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2020

Mood-tracking applications have large numbers of users, and new solutions keep appearing and becoming popular. This paper describes the development and market launch of a mood-tracking application. For this purpose, the current market of mood-tracking applications was analyzed, the information about existing solutions and user demands was obtained, and the platform for the product and the technologies to use were chosen. As a result, an easy-to-use application, which, correcting the shortcomings of previous solutions, helps users to learn about their mood, find strategies to improve it and cope with stress, was developed and brought to market.

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