LifeLog: Track Yourself

Julien Wolfe

About this app

You can't change what you don't track: Tracking essential variables is vital for gaining insights into one's behaviors and fostering effective self-reflection. Fortunately, with the help of a wide range of widgets such as Sliders, True/False Pickers, Time Pickers, Diary Entries and Quantity Pickers, we can effectively monitor and analyze the variables that matter most to us.

1. Utilize a Variety of Widgets for Precise Variable Tracking
With an array of widgets at your disposal, you can customize your tracking process to fit your unique needs. Sliders allow you to visually represent and adjust variable values, providing a clear picture of progress over time. True/False Pickers help in monitoring binary variables or yes/no questions, while Time Pickers assist in tracking time-related variables, such as daily routines or project timelines. Diary Entries offer a space to record thoughts, emotions, and reflections related to specific variables, adding depth and context to your tracking.

2. Create Surveys to Collect Comprehensive Data
Surveys are an excellent tool for gathering detailed information about various variables. By creating surveys, you can tailor questions specific to each variable you want to track. This enables you to collect comprehensive data, measure trends, and uncover correlations between different variables.

3. Unlimited Surveys and Variables for Holistic Tracking
To support your tracking needs, these tools offer the flexibility to create unlimited surveys and variables. Whether you want to track financial goals, fitness progress, mood fluctuations, or any other aspect of your life, you can create and manage as many surveys and variables as necessary. This flexibility allows for a holistic approach, ensuring no important aspect goes unnoticed.

4. Export Surveys for Analysis and Sharing
To further enhance the utility of this tracking tools, we provide the functionality to export surveys to popular formats like CSV (Comma-Separated Values) or JSON (JavaScript Object Notation). Exporting your survey data enables in-depth analysis using spreadsheet software or custom data analysis tools. Additionally, it facilitates sharing data with professionals, coaches, or mentors who can provide valuable insights based on the collected information.

What’s new

What's new

• Correlation tab — compare two variables with scatter charts and optional day offset
• Calendar tab — browse and open survey entries by date
• Statistics — charts only appear when there is enough data; time cutoff moved to the statistics screen
• Variable designer — fields show as previews while editing so you can see layout without entering data
• Refreshed home and survey screens with clearer titles and icons
• Settings screen improvements and backup/privacy layout updates