About Moodmap
Moodmap — Moodmap measures your ADHD symptoms using computer vision and other features from your computer usage, correlated with your medication intake. It's free for local use and offers a paid option for clinical trials. It replicates a QB test, allowing users to watch videos and interact with controls and data visualizations. Moodmap uses research and clinical practice from psychology, psychiatry, and neuroscience to provide a personalized approach to ADHD management within a desktop app. It monitors medication effects and ADHD symptoms, including speech and attention.
Key features
- ADHD symptom measurement using computer vision and usage data
- Medication monitoring
- Data visualization
- Desktop application
Pros & cons
Pros
- Comprehensive ADHD symptom tracking
- Personalized approach to ADHD management
- Utilizes computer vision and usage data for objective measurement
- Free for local use
Cons
- Requires a desktop app
- Paid option for clinical trial income
- Limited information on data privacy
Pricing
Local Use
$0
Free for local use
Clinical Trial Pod
Paid for a solid pod for making income from clinical trials
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