Quantified Self Personal Data Aggregator and Data Analysis
Self-knowledge through numbers
Open-lmake is a generic, fearless build system. It is like make, except that it is user-friendly, versatile, scalable and reliable.
Collection of shortcuts and scripts for self quantification purposes.
Presentations on Quantified Self and Self-Tracking with Python
Mind Map of Quantified Self and Self-Tracking Tech Space
Персональный умный дневник, который сам находит, что делает твои дни лучше
Quantified Self: A Personal Data Aggregator and Dashboard for Self-Trackers and Quantified Self Enthusiasts
Exploring calendar outlining
Life Logger is a private-first personal data operating system that captures daily events, achievements, and failures via Telegram, structures them automatically, and securely stores them on GitHub. Built as a digital second brain for search, insights, and lifelong self-tracking — engineered by Naboraj Sarkar 🧠⚡
List of resources and tools for self-tracking
OmniTrack Android implementation
Terminal watcher for the free open-source tracking tool ActivityWatch
Introspective is an iOS app that is focused on both mental and physical health. It is a new way to explore your health data. It allows you to write custom (easy-to-understand) queries against your data and create custom graphs that can show the relationship between different pieces of your health data.
ostlog is a self-tracking tool that motivates individual care, health and well-being.
A Telegram chatbot for learning about our bodies with data.
A self-improving personal state system: an AI agent reads your journal through PAD emotion, security/hope (G) and growth (XP) lenses, asks for your feedback, and turns it into rules. Python stdlib only.
Track Your Environment and Explore Correlations using Arduino and Python
Local-first personal time tracker with an Excel-style weekly grid. Drag 30-minute blocks to log activities, review statistics, and export structured JSON for AI analysis. Portable Windows app included.
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