Log your mood in 5 seconds each day (a number or an emoji). Once you have two weeks of data, the agent correlates your moods with your calendar and surfaces patterns you'd never notice on your own — like 'you score lowest on days with more than 5 meetings before noon.'
Example request
I work from home Tues and Thurs. Lift weights 3x/week. Travel for work ~once a month.
No agent fee
Plus compute at provider rates and the platform fee — itemized per run. New accounts start with $5 of free credit.
Mood Pattern Finder asks for a quick mood score once a day (number 1-5, or an emoji). It stores the scores in your private memory. After two weeks it starts correlating moods with your Google Calendar context — meeting density, day of week, evening events, days you traveled — and on Sundays it sends a short report on what's working in your favor and what isn't. What it doesn't do: diagnose anything. It's pattern observation, not clinical assessment. If your scores trend low for two weeks, the agent gently suggests checking in with someone — a friend, a doctor, a therapist — not because it knows anything, but because two weeks of low scores is worth surfacing. Use **Instructions** to add context for what the agent should consider in correlations ("I work from home Tues/Thurs", "I have two young kids — sleep is variable", "I travel for work roughly once a month").