Personal Data Explorer

digi.me

About this app

This personal data explorer app enables you to bring together your personal data from social media, fitness, health, finance, and more. This is a great way to see what information is available to share with other people, apps, and services.

In-app features include:
• Instant access - see your older content 1000x faster than on the original service. Always available.
• Search - search across all data sources by date and time, by source, and by person.
• Personal insights - find your top spends, top fitness stats and much more.

Using the Digi.me Private Sharing Platform, you can connect:

# Finance and Banking
• Thousands of banks worldwide

# Fitness and Wellbeing
• Fitbit
• Garmin
• Google Fit

# Medical Records
• UK GP Records (covering over 50% of the country)
• US Hospitals (over 200)

# Social Media, Entertainment and Interests
• Facebook
• Flickr
• Instagram
• Spotify
• Twitter
• YouTube

Is your preferred source not listed here? Just shake your device (when digi.me is open) and let us know.

# Sharing your personal data with others

The digi.me private sharing platform also gives you the ability to share your personal data with apps and companies. Each app provides a unique way for you to get value from your data, like convenience, insights, personalisation and offers.

Key Facts:
• You control who you share your data with.
• The data sharing is a private, secure transaction between you and the third party.
• You can see who, what, how and where the third party will use your data.
• At any time you can revoke access to your data.
• Our service uses military-grade security to protect your data.
• All integration partners are advised on the best ways to manage your data and work with you for mutual benefit.

Find out how to integrate your app or service by visiting digi.me.

Ratings and reviews

I gave it an honest shot. I was really mad when tgey took away the local library and option to save data in PDFs. 2 stars, cause it's better than nothing. But if I look back at Facebook posts from a while back, the post makes little sense cause it's only partially saved (the text and not the pic, etc). I'm just really thankful I got the library saved locally that I did, before they changed it. Now it's back to manually saving each post. I wonder if Facebook's archiving option have improved?

This is a really great service, but it's just plain against principle to not have the option to store data locally. We're doing this to protect our privacy, and I'm perfectly capable of encrypting my own device. Worst case, I want to at least see iCloud support. I just can't take outlook or drive seriously from a privacy standpoint.

Unfortunately, I had a number of issues with set up. The app wouldn't connect to OneDrive, when it finally did, it came up with an error message when trying to sync with Twitter. Tried to screenshot the error but it wouldn't allow me to, as it links outside the app into the browser. Tried on my PC and it can't connect to OneDrive. I really like the concept, hope these bugs get ironed out...

What's new

Bug fixes and optimisations.