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TypingDNA Focus - The first app to predict your mood based on how you type

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Using typing biometrics, we’ll analyze how your mood changes throughout the day. You’ll know when you’re happy, stressed, focused, tired, energized, calm — and (soon), you’ll even get tips on how to optimize your time to maximize your productivity.

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Looks interesting, congrats on launching it! Do you already think about integrations with ads engines? :)
Maker
no, the app is still experimental
Good at predicting mood.
Great product!! Would honestly love it more, if it were also on a iOS keyboard. :)
Maker
mobile is on the roadmap too, but most people work on computers not mobile devices, and the large audience want to see their mood while they work. Therefore, for example, adding Windows support may be more important on the roadmap.
This looks to be a very interesting product! I did play with it during the research phase and is awesome.
Maker
Thank you for support, it's way improved now, you should download and let us know how you like it.
Congratulations on the launch! 🚀
This looks super promising! Keep up the great work!
This sounds like a very interesting idea. Does it track the how of any keyboard input or the how of words & sentences? Because the vast majority of my typing is code. If you're looking at keypresses, I also use vim bindings, so lots of key presses are not actually related to putting letters into the computer. Will it still work? I will give it a go when it turns up on Windows.
Maker
we don't have a lot of typing data of people writing code, therefore the results when you write code may be a little off, but we're working on it.
I'm a bit of a typing nerd, so I will enjoy doing some experimentation.
This looks so cool and sounds super interesting. The number of invaluable use cases for something like this is pretty incredible. I can't wait to try it!
This looks awesome, I want to have it!!! 😍 Is it possible to export data? I'd absolutely love to combine it with an export from my WHOOP data to see what impact sleep has on productivity and mood.
Maker
at this time no, but you'll be able to do some of these things in the future. What is curious is that while hardware based technologies like WHOOP work best when you are highly active (running) or innactive (sleep), they fall short when you are doing your day to day job, at the computer. Definitely we see potential in combining data from multiple devices/sensors and for sure will see more of it in the future.
Looks interesting, would be more interested in knowing the mood of my Slack based colleagues though! "David is super pissed, steer clear!" etc
Maker
it's a good idea, but they have to be willing to share too.
perhaps there's a Prisoner's Dilemma viral opportunity here then? "let's improve together" etc
Maker
Haha, indeed
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