I want a personal data logging app where I define my own forms, with auto-detected field types, and view logged data as tables and charts
The author wants to define a form with one field per line and have the app detect types such as date or location. They want to create as many forms as they need, fill each in quickly to log data, and then browse the results as tables or charts. They say they would pay for it.
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Perfice perfice.adoe.dev
Open-source (MIT), local-first web and Android self-tracking app where you define your own trackers and see correlations and dashboards; it has no text-list form definition or automatic type detection, and accounts and sync need a backend.
AnyLog - Track Anything apps.apple.com
You can create custom trackers with fields and view entries as tables and charts, with data kept on the device; it is Apple-only, closed-source, and auto-detected field types are not mentioned. Only the first 3 trackers are free, then a $2.99 unlock.
Personal Data Logger
Type one field per line and the app detects dates, numbers, ratings, yes/no, locations and notes, which you can override. You get unlimited forms, fast keyboard logging, a filterable table, and line, bar, scatter or pie charts. This sandbox cannot save to the browser, so your data is lost when you close the page unless you use Export and later Import the backup file.
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