Track & Graph

SamAmco

About this app

Track & Graph: Dashboards for life

Track & Graph helps you record, visualize, and understand patterns in your daily life. Record numerical values or simple occurrences to build personal dashboards that provide insights into your habits, behaviors, and activities.

Visualize your data through line graphs, pie charts, and statistical reports that show trends, moving averages, and intervals between events. Organize tracking items into customizable groups that make sense for your needs.

Track & Graph now embeds a Lua scripting API, allowing you to create custom calculations (like cumulative totals, differentials, or financial metrics).

Track & Graph is completely free and open source with no ads, accounts, or in-app purchases. Your data remains private—stored only on your device—and can be easily backed up at any time.

Ratings and reviews

The app is exactly what I was looking for to visually track my habits using graphs. However, I have a small suggestion that will make my experience even better, and that is to be able to move between time periods without having to adjust the filter, so for example if I'm tracking for this month, have an arrow to go back to a previous month to I can compare progress. Thank you so much for your efforts and beautiful work :)

Finally a flexible tracking that simply does what it says. Unfortunately it's only widget doesn't display any information, I was really hoping to put the graphs on my home screen.

Highly recommend! Easy to use, tracks multiple items at once. You choose which items to be on a graph, and you can make multiple graphs with different items in each. I use another app that only offers to track 1 item(data set) free. You must pay a premium before they'll let you track other items (measurements). Suggestion - I accidentally found that you touch a blank area to bring up the data list so you can delete erroneous entries. Maybe there's an instruction or drop-down I haven't found yet.

What’s new

Fix bug orphaned graphs not being detected properly.

(Deleting a tracker/function should delete any graphs that now have no valid input features)