Lesson 766 of 1234
You Can Code an App That Tracks How You Feel
AI helps you build a private feelings journal that's just for you.
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What this lesson covers
Learning path
The main moves in order
- 1The big idea
- 2feelings
- 3journal
- 4privacy
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Section 1
The big idea
Sometimes writing how you feel helps you feel better. AI can build you a tiny website where you click an emoji each day to track your mood — kept right on your computer.
Some examples
- A daily mood picker with happy, sad, mad, calm faces.
- A streak counter that says 'You logged 5 days in a row!'
- A button that shows you all your past moods on a calendar.
- Make sure it stays on YOUR device — not online.
Try it!
With a parent, ask AI for a 'private mood tracker that saves to my computer only.' Try it for a week!
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