Been obsessed with the idea of charting personal metrics lately, things like how much water I drink per day, exercise I get per month, and miles I’ve traveled by airplane this year. Over at Lifehacker this morning, I toured six webapps that graph personal data points. Get your fill of chart pr0n over at the full article: Six Easy Ways to Graph Your Life.
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2 Comments
mrhaydel
I love the idea of tracking small stuff like this, and then being able to look back at it at the end of the year or something.
Gina, have you chosen an app to track stuff like this in? It kinda seems like Daytum would be the way to go, huh?
I know I’m going to try and give Daytum a whirl.
racheldonovan
I’m a huge fan of daytum, It’s easy to use, easy to maintain, and pretty.