Track & Graph

SamAmco

About this app

Track & Graph is a powerful tool for helping you track and analyse your habits, behaviours, and symptoms. Assign numerical values to track changes over time, or simply record when something happened. With Track & Graph, you can quickly and easily track everything in seconds and create insightful graphs to visualise your data. Set up line graphs, pie charts, and statistics to report useful information like moving averages and time between tracking. Organise your data into groups and arrange them however you like with ease. Track & Graph is completely free, open source, and has no authentication, ads, or in-app purchases. Your personal information, tracked data, and app activity are not recorded or stored online, and you can easily backup your data at any time. Enhance your self-awareness and facilitate self-reflection with Track & Graph.

Ratings and reviews

I have been using this for 5 days. Pleased at the simplicity of the user interface. Thanks! Would like to see a way to plot discrete points instead of a line graph. Can you please tell me how to report a possible glitch? (When I set up more than three multiple choices, the data input screen expands beyond the size of the phone screen so that you cannot see or reach reach the add/save button off to the right. I can set up many multiple choices, and select, but I cannot save. )

Excellent app for tracking health data including sleep, exercise, symptoms, and medications. I really appreciate how flexible it is. I would be happy to tip the developer. Some additional feature ideas: (1) copy a set of entries from an earlier time, (2) dedicated field for units, and (3) non-numeric tracker to indicate that an event has occured. This functionality can already be achieved, but the new features will make user experience smoother.

This was the first app I found that was straight forward and took little effort to figure out. Every other app I tried was way too complicated for someone who hasn't taken a math course in 15 years, and doesn't care about complex statistical equation. It's perfect if you just want a visual representation of some basic data (ex. like seeing how my blood sugar fluctuates over the day).

What's new

- Fix bug auto backup failing and configuration getting lost on API 34