nomie5 VS timelog

Looks like the project has been shut down: https://nomie.app/

I also see that it shut down last February, but as of today you can still use v4 and v5 from nomie.app , do you know how long it will be before you cant use it anymore?

Nomie 5 is realllyyyy fantastic. It was going to be shut down but the author made it open to the public, so I even host a copy of the app myself. GitHub has a functional link for the app. Basically you can track anything you want and in what way you want it. Count, amount, time, timer, range values, units. Can connect tags. Like say for example I wanted to track my HR. I could put the amount of (my normal is 95) - 95, and could add a tag like (sitting down, eating, was with person x, did y activity). So point being is, if you can think of it, you can track it. So currently I have one for mood, anxiety, stress, brushing teeth, showering, motivation, sex drive, taking daily meds, irritability, etc. After a few months I got me some awesome data. https://github.com/open-nomie/nomie5

If you are looking for alternatives that have similar features to Nomie, check out: r/bearable, r/Habitica, Streaks, and r/Daylio. You can see a full list at https://nomie.app

Nomie fits the bill. It isn't a native app but a PWA. I have been using it for years for capturing data like you describe.

https://nomie.app This is web app, you can add it to your home screen and use as a regular application.

Metriport and nomie

Here is one you could use as a journal: https://nomie.app It is a PWA (not an iOS or Android app). Data exists only on the device you are using (syncing might be coming in the future).

I've been tracking my daily activities in detail for 5 years now and I greatly appreciate the insights it provides into my own behavior and health. I love reading these kinds of articles to see that I'm not alone in this particular obsession and also for tips on how other people do it.

For my system I have repurposed Org Mode's clocking feature and run a dedicated Emacs instance in a terminal window. I then have a bunch of R scripts for visualizations: https://github.com/he-sk/timelog

The main disadvantage is that I need to enter activities manually when I have been away from the computer. I just save notes in my smartphone but it's a bit annoying.