Mental Health Analyzer

This analyzes mental health data using standardized scales like PHQ-9 and GAD-7, tracking trends over time and flagging risk levels based on a scoring system that weighs factors like self-harm ideation, symptom velocity, and functional impairment. It correlates psychological patterns with sleep, exercise, and nutrition data from other trackers, which is genuinely useful if you're logging multiple health dimensions. The crisis detection is thoughtful, with clear thresholds that trigger different urgency levels, though it appropriately disclaims diagnosis and treatment. You'd use this for longitudinal self-monitoring or therapy progress tracking. The correlation analysis between, say, caffeine intake and anxiety scores could surface patterns you wouldn't catch manually, but it requires consistent data entry across multiple files to be meaningful.