51
BU Score
Solid
CBT Thought Diary: Depression
✍️ bumetric analysis
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CBT Thought Diary: Depression is an Android app from Hlist studio in the Medical category, currently rated 4.0★ across 151 ratings. Initial signal reads as largely positive sentiment, users highlighting consistency and feature depth.
Our BU Score puts it at 51: Solid (established niche player). For a Medical app, that means established niche player.
Track changes month-over-month in the Performance section below: live snapshot history and revenue forecast included.
📊 Performance Tracking LIVE
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💰 Forecast Revenue / mo
MODELRevenue forecast computed from BU's 234 trigger model on each snapshot. Calibrated against ground-truth from 58 verified-revenue apps.
🔬Forecast Breakdown — Why This Estimate?Top 4 of 4 triggers
Our ML model uses 200+ signals from public data. These are the most influential for this app:
| Good rating (4.0★)METRIC | +$800 | |
| Established app (5y old)METRIC | +$800 | |
| Ad-supported / freemiumMETRIC | +$600 | |
| Early-stage install base (151 ratings)METRIC | +$400 |
METRIC = structural app data · REVIEW = mined from user reviews · ✓ VERIFIED = Stripe-verified anchor (TrustMRR)
📈 Reviews Growth
LIVECumulative review count from first BU snapshot. Each point = a tracked update.
⭐ Rating Trend
LIVEAverage rating evolution. Updates with each new review batch.
App Specs
🔐 Own this app? Claim & verify MRR →🔖 v1.1.20🔄 updated 6mo ago📂 Medical💰 Free📺 Ad-supported🚀 Launched 2020 (5y old)
📝 About this app
<b>To work with the application, you need to learn the “Triple-column technique“ from the book by David D. Burns “Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy“.</b>
<b>The app is not official!</b>
American psychiatrist David D. Burns, working in the field of cognitive psychology, developed a method “triple-column technique“. This method, in combination with other methods described in his books, helps people how to get out of depression and increase their level of happiness.
CBT thought diary app allows you to work with the “Triple-column technique“ directly on your device.… View full description on the official store →
<b>The app is not official!</b>
American psychiatrist David D. Burns, working in the field of cognitive psychology, developed a method “triple-column technique“. This method, in combination with other methods described in his books, helps people how to get out of depression and increase their level of happiness.
CBT thought diary app allows you to work with the “Triple-column technique“ directly on your device.… View full description on the official store →
Profile & Insights
Everything we know — and don't — about this app and its company.
Identification
- App name
- CBT Thought Diary: Depression
- Developer
- Hlist studio
- Bundle ID
- st.hromlist.feelinggood
- App Store URL
- Open in App Store
- Category
- Medical
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Company
- Website
- hromlist.github.io
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Revenue
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- ML model estimate / mo
- $160/mo
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📈Ratings growth151 ratings+61% lifetimeShow 3-year history estimate ▾
Tracked (1 weeks) Pre-tracking estimate (36 weeks) · model-based, ±5% noise · anchored to release date and current value
Profile is built from iTunes Lookup + developer site scrape + ML revenue model. Empty fields show "Not found" — additional sources (Crunchbase, X, IndieHackers, Acquire.com) coming.
Full revenue analysis
Read the article-style breakdown for CBT Thought Diary: Depression: category rank, percentile, growth signal, comparable apps, and how the forecast is calibrated against verified-MRR anchors in this niche.