A one-page weekly mood tracker
A weekly tracker keeps a small amount of context beside each daily mood. The seven-row format is useful when you want more detail than a color grid but less writing than a full journal entry.
Incomplete weeks are still valid records. A few filled rows can preserve useful moments, while blank rows simply mean no check-in was added for that day.
How to use this free tool
- Optionally choose the date your week begins.
- Select a mood for any day you want to record.
- Add one feeling word or a short context note when useful.
- Review the text summary, then print or save the sheet.
Keep the weekly review gentle
The summary counts what you entered; it does not label a week as good or bad. Use the rows to remember specific moments and decide whether any deserve a longer journal note.