Moodskein · Frequently asked
Clear answers about what’s here and what’s ahead.
Moodskein offers free private mood check-ins, with optional paid plans for a 30-day summary and AI-supported wellness reflection. These answers explain what is available and where its limits are.
Moodskein supports everyday emotional-wellness reflection. A free account can save private mood check-ins. Plus adds a simple 30-day summary, and Premium adds an optional AI-supported wellness plan after the subscription is verified for the account. Moodskein is not a mental health care provider.
A free member account can save private mood check-ins, edit or delete them, and export its own history. Plus or Premium access, after subscription verification, adds a simple count of the moods in saved check-ins from the past 30 days. Premium also adds an optional AI-supported wellness plan. These are reflection tools, not diagnoses or clinical assessments.
A member with a verified Premium subscription can request a practical support plan generated from their own saved mood check-ins. The plan offers general ideas for reflection and everyday support. AI guidance may be incomplete or mistaken; it is non-diagnostic and cannot treat a condition, provide emergency support, or replace care from a licensed professional.
No. Moodskein does not diagnose, treat, provide emergency support, or replace care from a licensed mental health professional. It is not a crisis service.
The Plus and Premium summary counts how often each of the five moods appears in your saved check-ins from the past 30 days. Access requires a verified subscription on the signed-in account. It is meant to support reflection and is not a diagnosis or clinical assessment.
No therapist services, profiles, or sessions are available through Moodskein today. Connecting people with licensed care is part of a future vision only; therapist availability and timing are not promised.
No. Wearable sync is unavailable right now. Members can use the manual mood check-in instead; no device compatibility or launch date is being promised.
If you are in immediate danger, contact your local emergency services now. In the United States, call 911 for immediate danger. For emotional crisis support in the United States, call or text 988.