Personal: - Tracking hours / quality of sleep (with the SleepCycle app) - Weights I lift in compound exercises like bench press or deadlift (pen + paper). It'

Personal: - Tracking hours / quality of sleep (with the SleepCycle app) - Weights I lift in compound exercises like bench press or deadlift (pen + paper). It's motivating to see progress. - General daily well being on a scale from 1-10 (google doc). This is divided into my perceived productivity and mood. I seem to be quite erratic with tracking this recently though - I might build a simple app with reminders to help me. The scores I collect can be easily looked up in relation with my other notes (todo lists, basic journal etc.) to find what affects me the most. - Budgeting (revolut) Business: Background - I'm working on an app to make online meetings more fun. At the core I have rooms where guests can hang out and engage in different activities. The metrics I focus most for now are: - Monthly unique guests that join any kind of room as my guiding metric. - Currently experimenting with total aggregated human time spent in the rooms daily / weekly / monthly. This seems to be a better metric because in contrast with a plain MAU it also indicates engagement and general impact (would love some feedback on that - for more context on the app: https://flat.social https://flat.social). - Conversion rates from different call to actions spread across various subpages. - Core user journey funnels to see where new users get stuck so I can clean up any confusing areas of the app out (copy, buttons, navigation etc.)