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Emotora — Flutter AI Mood Journal App Template

A mood journal that turns a morning intention, a quick evening check-in and three answers into a written entry.

Emotora — Flutter AI Mood Journal App Template

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Emotora is built around a daily rhythm. In the morning the Today screen asks for an intention; after dinner it asks how the day went. A guided reflection offers three short questions that can each be answered with a tap, and the answers come back as an editable journal entry in the user's own first person. On tired days, a three-card check-in takes about ten seconds, and the first card alone counts.

Streaks, mood tallies and which activities line up with better days are counted on the device and handed to the model as facts, so it only supplies the wording. A month of moods is painted as a flowing ribbon. An offline keyword check can surface a support card with helplines, and the prompts rule out diagnosis or clinical language.

Features

  • Guided reflection: three tap-friendly questions written up into an entry the user can edit before saving
  • Mood stream painted on canvas, with height for pleasantness, thickness for intensity and gaps for missed days
  • Three-card daily check-in where the first card is already a complete answer
  • Today screen that switches between a morning intention and an evening recap by clock or by hand
  • Archive by month, a ruled mood calendar, search with eight mood filters and a distraction-free editor
  • Four-digit passcode with a drawn keypad, stored with API keys in the Keychain or EncryptedSharedPreferences
  • Google Gemini by default, plus OpenAI and Anthropic Claude, all plain REST clients behind one interface
  • Demo mode writes every entry, reflection and reply locally from the user's own entries
  • Editable helpline list with documentation on swapping in services for your target countries

What it looks like

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Where each kind of journal data is kept, beside provider settings — Emotora
Where each kind of journal data is kept, beside provider settings
Guided reflection questions becoming a written journal entry — Emotora
Guided reflection questions becoming a written journal entry
A month of moods drawn as a flowing ribbon — Emotora
A month of moods drawn as a flowing ribbon
Three-card daily check-in screens — Emotora
Three-card daily check-in screens
Today screen in its morning and evening states — Emotora
Today screen in its morning and evening states
Provider settings for Gemini, OpenAI, Claude and Demo mode — Emotora
Provider settings for Gemini, OpenAI, Claude and Demo mode
Archive, calendar, search, passcode and other screens — Emotora
Archive, calendar, search, passcode and other screens
Summary of what the download package contains — Emotora
Summary of what the download package contains

Who it is for

  • You are building a journaling or reflection app and want AI write-ups grounded in the user's own entries.
  • You want a gentle, stationery-style design with care already taken over sensitive content.
  • You need every screen to respond in demo mode, before a provider key exists.

In the box

from the shipped zip
  • Full Flutter source at the top of the zip, no obfuscation and no licence server
  • Offline HTML documentation: setup, re-theming, app name and bundle id, troubleshooting
  • 9 Dart test files in the app

Run it after download

the app
# unzip the download, then
# the app is at the top of the zip
$ flutter pub get
$ flutter run

Setup, including any keys or services the app talks to, is covered step by step in the bundled documentation.

Spec

measured
Screen widgets18
Dart files96
Tests in the package9
Dart SDK^3.7.0
Back endNone bundled; the service layer is where yours goes
PlatformsiOS + Android, one codebase

Counted from emotora-v1.0.zip, the file uploaded to CodeCanyon. Screen widgets are the view, screen and page classes in the source, so the number can differ slightly from a count of routes.

Questions

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What does the AI actually write?

Three things: the composed journal entry, the weekly reflection and the reply to a check-in. Counting and charts are plain Dart on the device. Live text comes from Gemini, OpenAI or Claude using a key you or your users provide.

Does it work before I add a key?

Yes. Demo mode is on from the first launch and composes every write-up on the device from what the user has entered.

Is it a mental health tool?

No. It is a journaling companion, not a medical device, and nothing it writes is medical or psychological advice. It cannot help in an emergency.

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