I've been thinking about something similar. There are a number of different items that help make up what I would consider to be a 'good day'. (this will vary

I've been thinking about something similar. There are a number of different items that help make up what I would consider to be a 'good day'. (this will vary from person to person) 1. Exercise - Did I run or bike? 2. Food - Did I eat healthy and moderate amounts? 3. Budget - Did I not spend too much money? 4. Personal work - Did I focus and spend my time wisely? For me a 'good day' is doing well in 3 of those categories, and making up for any lapse the following day. A 'great' day is excelling in all 4 categories. (I get about 1-2 great days and 2-3 good days a week) I've been thinking of building a simple pocket watch type thing that I can enter 'good' or 'bad' for a couple different categories. It then maintains a running balance that let's me know if I'm in the positive or negative overall, for the day, week, and per category. My point being, a website that let's me know if I'm 'up' or 'down' would be cool, kinda like a highly inaccurate weight watchers, but more like 'life watchers'.