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One of my someday projects to create a generic self tracking app that presents a dashboard for quick entry tracking and visualization and syncs with a website.
by mahyarm 14y ago
One of my someday projects to create a generic self tracking app that presents a dashboard for quick entry tracking and visualization and syncs with a website. It will also export to a spreadsheet. It will also allow you to visualize data with graphs and so on. There will be a bunch of presets for various special types of graphs, like with blood pressure and so on. You could also specify zones for numbers so you can show 'red' for a danger zone glucose level for example.
Managing spreadsheets on a smartphone is very kludgey.
- raelshark 14y agoThat's basically a project I'm actively developing now - generic self-tracking (manual and via sensors and imported from other platforms), with presets and intuitive visualizations. This is a big gap in most tracking tools that are out there - letting you track anything you want, while also making sense of all the information in a useful way. My motivation is to create something that's effective for sufferers of obscure chronic illnesses, since most tracking tools out there focus on major well-known illnesses, or simply aren't flexible enough to track weird symptoms that are so obscure that the developers have never heard of them. But the side-product is that the design will therefore be flexible enough to be useful for anyone who wants to track any element of their health.
- sinak 14y agoSounds really interesting, would you mind sending me an email? Im organizing the SF QS group and it'd be great to have you come and demo if you're local, and even if not we're looking for a tool to help us perform group QS tracking. My email is sina dot khanifar at gmail.