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Just last week I started hacking together a tracking app to do this sort of work... but I quit when I found http://your.flowingdata.com/ http://your.flowingdat
by tricky 17y ago
Just last week I started hacking together a tracking app to do this sort of work... but I quit when I found
http://your.flowingdata.com/ http://your.flowingdata.com/ and http://www.daytum.com/ http://www.daytum.com/
Does anyone think there is room for multiple players in this space? If so, what would they need to do to set themselves apart?
- pavel_lishin 17y agoI'd be interested in getting more biometric feedback, including my food consumption - but it's a pain in the ass when you make something from whole ingredients, and then on top of that have to find out what fraction of the prepared meal you actually ate. If I make a stir fry, it would take me 20 minutes just to figure out how many calories I ate, much less other stats. Sell me a widget that'll somehow track if for me, and I;ll just give you my wallet.
- aw3c2 17y agoI would really like an offline tool where my data stays with me. I do not feel comfortable if someone else knows everything about my life. It is a major privacy problem. I would not pay for it though (unless it is flawless and <5€). And it would need to be Win & Linux, and easy to transfer/sync (manually). Of course it would need to support custom fields.
- embeddedradical 17y agothat's incredible! there's actually a productive and meaningful way to use twitter!