Description
Explorations of the quantified self movement, visualizing personal data from sleep, location, activity, and other daily life metrics. The quantified self movement, coined by Wired editors Gary Wolf and Kevin Kelly in 2007, encompasses individuals who track personal data for self-knowledge and optimization. This appears to be a generic/catch-all entry rather than a specific project, representing the broader ecosystem of personal data visualization that includes lifelogging, health tracking, productivity analytics, and mood journals. May overlap with Feltron Annual Report, Databetes, Quantified Self, and other personal data entries in this collection. The movement inspired tools like Reporter, Gyroscope, and numerous custom visualizations.
