You can reflect on how you’re feeling and log your momentary emotions and daily moods to keep track of your mental wellbeing.
You can log a momentary emotion or a daily mood, and pick words that describe how you’re feeling and what’s having the biggest impact on you. Over time, your state of mind history shows how your feelings may correlate with lifestyle factors, like sleep, exercise, time spent in daylight, and mindful minutes.
Here’s how to log your state of mind on Apple Watch.
Log your state of mind
- Go to the Mindfulness app on your Apple Watch.
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Tap State of Mind.
If this is your first time using State of Mind, tap Get Started.
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Choose one of the following:
- Log a momentary emotion: Tap Log how you’re feeling right now.
- Log a daily mood: Tap Log how you’ve felt overall today.
- Turn the Digital Crown to indicate how you’re feeling, then tap the Done button.
- Tap any words that describe how you’re feeling (optional) and then tap the Done button.
- Tap any words that describe what’s having the biggest impact on you (optional). Tap the Done button.

View your state of mind history
With your state of mind logged, you can see how it may correlate with lifestyle factors such as time spent in daylight, sleep, exercise, and mindful minutes.
- Open the Health app on your iPhone.
- Tap Browse, tap Mental Wellbeing, and then tap State of Mind.
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Tap Show in Charts, then do any of the following:
- View your state of mind over time: Tap an option from the time range selections at the top of the chart.
- View the types of entries you’ve logged: Tap States. Then tap Daily Moods or Momentary Emotions to view those entries on the graph.
- View factors associated with your entries: Tap Associations. Then scroll through the different factors you logged in your state of mind entries.
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View lifestyle factors associated with your entries: Tap Life Factors and tap a lifestyle factor to see it alongside your state of mind entries.
You can also tap the Info button next to each lifestyle factor to learn more about how it can impact your mental wellbeing.
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