What should Moodcolor Pro include?

I’ve been building Moodcolor ↗ — a small tool that turns feelings into color palettes. You type in how you feel → it gives you a matching palette. Simple, emotional, visual.

Now that the MVP is live and people are using it, I’ve started thinking about what a “Pro” version could look like. Not just in terms of features, but in terms of value — what would make someone want to come back, or even support it financially?

Here are a few ideas I’m exploring for Moodcolor Pro:

– Save your palettes: Build a personal library of emotional color references.
– Export moodboards: Turn your palettes into shareable visuals for social, design, or journaling.
– Mood journal: Track your emotional color history over time — a visual diary.
– Custom keywords: Let users define how their emotions map to color.
– API access: For creative tools, generative art, or integrations.
– Private palettes: For more personal or therapeutic use cases.
– Multi-language support: Because emotions aren’t just in English.

I’m not building all of this at once. But I’d love to know:
→ Which of these would you actually use?
→ What’s missing from this list?
→ What would make you say, “Yes, I’d pay for that”?

I’m looking for 10 early supporters before May 8. If you’d like to help shape what Moodcolor Pro becomes — I’d love to hear from you.