# Gradient Mood Tracker

## Widget Variant Overview

## Description
Add a vibrant mood tracking interface to Notion with gradient headers, animated progress, and detailed mood stats. Ideal for visually expressive daily mood logging.

## Content
# Gradient Mood Tracker Widget for Notion

The **Gradient Mood Tracker** is a vivid, expressive way to track how you’re feeling each day—right inside Notion. With beautiful gradient fills that shift based on your emotional log, this widget helps you understand your emotional trends at a glance.

It’s perfect for personal dashboards, mental health journals, or aesthetic habit pages.

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## ✅ Use Cases

- **🌤 Daily Reflection Pages:** Log your emotional state with style.
- **📓 Mental Health Trackers:** Monitor mood shifts over time visually.
- **🧠 Self-Awareness Journals:** Pair with gratitude or journal entries.
- **📅 Productivity Dashboards:** See how mood correlates with progress.
- **🎨 Aesthetic Layouts:** Match your mood to your theme colors.

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## 🎨 Features

- Gradient fill that shifts based on mood intensity or trend
- Color-coded emotion tracking (e.g. calm → energized)
- Date-based logging with real-time updates
- Responsive layout for dashboards, calendar embeds, or sidebars
- Smooth transitions and minimal UI

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## ⚙️ Customization Options

- Connect to a Notion database with mood entries (e.g., dropdown or tag field)
- Define color gradients for each mood category
- Choose view type: day, week, or month tracker
- Customize shape (bar, block, bubble)
- Set display mode: single mood per day or stacked/emotional trend

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## 🔁 Reflect Daily, See Trends Visually

The Gradient Mood Tracker turns your emotions into a flowing, color-rich visual. It updates instantly as your database logs change—helping you reflect on how you’ve been feeling over time.

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## 🧩 How to Embed in Notion

1. Open Blocky and select the **Gradient Mood Tracker** variant.
2. Connect your Notion mood log database and define your field.
3. Assign gradient values to your mood labels or tags.
4. Copy the embed link.
5. Paste it into Notion using `/embed`.

Because how you feel matters—and now it’s beautifully visible.

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This content is from the Blocky Variant display, a platform for creating custom Notion widgets including charts, timers, study tools, and productivity enhancers.