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Show HN: Analytics for Your Life

9 points by ramn7 4y ago

ramn7 4y ago
Notification based tracking app I've been working on. Lets you track whatever you want by responding directly to the notification, on your phone or watch. Also provides general analytics and measures experiments effects (how do time periods with new behaviors affect your tracking). Have been using it myself for a while now, and will soon post further about my own learnings from it.
Assafn 4y ago
Looks cool!
hdndbdj 4y ago
nice
avinassh 4y ago
Looks great! Is it possible to export the data?
- ramn7 4y ago
  Thanks! Not yet, but added to the feature requests list!
XCSme 4y ago
I personally use this one: https://daylio.net/ https://daylio.net/ How do they compare?
- ramn7 4y ago
  Daylio is a cool app but I don't know it very well tbh, so I'll try write a bit about some of t12n's main features (sorry in advance if I'm mentioning features Daylio also has) Completely customizable tracking: t12n is intended to be very open, in the way that you can track and follow up on literally whatever you want (you're the one defining the tracking questions, and the responses to them). Experimentation: t12n allows you to define timed experiments of behavior changes, and measure their effects on your tracking- allowing you to consequently decide which behavior changes are actually worth keeping for the long run. Analytics: T12n provides you with analytics data that's intended to provide you with insights on your tracking. Last (and very importantly)- notification based tracking: imho an actual game changer, in the way that it minimizes the tracking friction as much as possible: you can be notified whenever you want, and respond to the tracking question directly from the notification- literally takes less than 5 seconds!
  - XCSme 4y ago
    Thanks for the info! I think Daylio has all the features you mentioned, I recommend you try the app, maybe you also get some ideas for your own or see areas of improvement for theirs.
    - ramn7 4y ago
      Thank you again for the reference! I'm pretty happy using t12n ;) but I'll definitely check it out!

9 points by ramn7 4y ago

Notification based tracking app I've been working on. Lets you track whatever you want by responding directly to the notification, on your phone or watch. Also provides general analytics and measures experiments effects (how do time periods with new behaviors affect your tracking). Have been using it myself for a while now, and will soon post further about my own learnings from it.

Assafn 4y ago

Looks cool!

hdndbdj 4y ago

nice

avinassh 4y ago

Looks great! Is it possible to export the data?

ramn7 4y ago
Thanks! Not yet, but added to the feature requests list!

XCSme 4y ago

I personally use this one: https://daylio.net/ https://daylio.net/ How do they compare?

ramn7 4y ago
Daylio is a cool app but I don't know it very well tbh, so I'll try write a bit about some of t12n's main features (sorry in advance if I'm mentioning features Daylio also has) Completely customizable tracking: t12n is intended to be very open, in the way that you can track and follow up on literally whatever you want (you're the one defining the tracking questions, and the responses to them). Experimentation: t12n allows you to define timed experiments of behavior changes, and measure their effects on your tracking- allowing you to consequently decide which behavior changes are actually worth keeping for the long run. Analytics: T12n provides you with analytics data that's intended to provide you with insights on your tracking. Last (and very importantly)- notification based tracking: imho an actual game changer, in the way that it minimizes the tracking friction as much as possible: you can be notified whenever you want, and respond to the tracking question directly from the notification- literally takes less than 5 seconds!
- XCSme 4y ago
  Thanks for the info! I think Daylio has all the features you mentioned, I recommend you try the app, maybe you also get some ideas for your own or see areas of improvement for theirs.
  - ramn7 4y ago
    Thank you again for the reference! I'm pretty happy using t12n ;) but I'll definitely check it out!