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About AngerNote Anger Management

AngerNote is an anger management app designed to help you record daily anger and frustration, and understand your emotional patterns. By quickly logging moments of anger, you can objectively reflect on your emotions and maintain a healthier state of mind. Anger is a natural emotion everyone experiences, but if unmanaged, it can lead to stress and relationship problems. AngerNote helps you visualize your anger triggers and tendencies, improving your emotional control skills. Key Features: Anger Log List: View all recorded anger incidents in chronological order. Reflect on when, where, and in what situations you felt angry to understand your emotional flow. Reviewing past records might reveal recurring patterns. Detailed Recording: Instantly record the following information when you feel angry: Anger level (1-5 scale) Location Time Specific situation/event notes Recording this helps you clearly identify your anger triggers. Anger Analysis: Analyze anger patterns weekly, monthly, and yearly. Visual graphs and charts make it easy to grasp trends like: When you're most prone to anger How anger frequency changes Average and maximum anger levels Tendencies of anger occurrence in specific places or situations Data-driven analysis helps you understand emotional vulnerabilities and take proactive measures. Memo Editing: Edit recorded anger notes later. Reflecting calmly allows you to re-evaluate past anger levels or add new insights, leading to deeper self-understanding. AngerNote is Recommended For: Those who want to improve stress management Those who want to enhance emotional control skills Those interested in anger management Those who want to understand their emotional patterns Those who want to improve relationships Those engaged in mental healthcare First Step in Anger Management: Recording emotions is fundamental to anger management. AngerNote visualizes your anger, empowering you to understand and deal with emotions appropriately, rather than being controlled by them. Small daily records contribute to your mental health and improved relationships. Achieve calmer, more fulfilling days with AngerNote. Download now and start your journey to emotional control! EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

What’s new

Version 1.1.2 · Updated October 20, 2026

Quickly record your anger when you're upset. The app then analyzes and visualizes your anger patterns to help you control your emotions. Why not take a moment to objectively reflect on your feelings, anytime, anywhere? This update includes the following changes: - Minor bug fixes and performance improvements for a more comfortable user experience. - Added a feature to share anger notes with friends.

App privacy

The developer, JobFight LLC, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Identifiers: Device ID
  • Usage Data: Product Interaction

Used for: Third-Party Advertising, Analytics

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