What is Joyster?

Joyster is an award-winning mental health app that allows you to create journal stories in seconds to keep track of your mental and physical symptoms. Joyster is an app that aims to help with anxiety, depression, panic attacks, or any other mental health symptom.

How can I download Joyster?

Joyster only open for beta. If you have an Android phone or iPhone and would like to try it for free, you can subscribe on our landing page.

How does Joyster help my anxiety, depression, panic attacks, or symptoms?

Our users create their entries in less than 30 secs. The app then analyzes the entries and provides a trending graph, with insights on symptoms week over week, as well as positive and negative triggers in their lives. The triggers can be anything from a certain meal they ate, a person they interacted with, an activity they did, etc. It’s totally personalized to you!

What can I expect from Joyster?

Joyster is about data and trends. It helps you to understand your signs of anxiety, depression, or other symptoms you may be experiencing. You can expect to see how your symptoms are doing overtime as well as activities and triggers that are affecting your life positively and negatively.

How is Joyster different from other mental health apps?

Joyster is different because it does not require you to spend 30mins of reflection every day or even 10mins meditating. It’s quick, efficient, and effective. You submit your entry in seconds and we do the work for you. Also, the personalized insights report allows for actionable findings.

Who created Joyster?

Joyster was created by Paula Barcante and Steve Viselli. Joyster didn’t come from a psychiatrist office or a research lab. It came from Paula’s own personal experience. She has suffered from anxiety her whole life. In 2019, she experienced her first panic attack. She wanted to understand her anxiety and panic and she kept questioning why she was having a panic attack, so Paula started tracking good and bad days on a spreadsheet. She would rate and graph her anxiety, depression, and panic levels against her body symptoms and activities. After 20+ spreadsheets, she created Joyster.

When will it be available on the apple and google store?

Yes. It is available on both platforms.