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Daytum lets you track almost anything
Nick Felton likes numbers. I mean, he really, really likes numbers. He's the guy that publishes an annual report on his life. So yeah, numbers.
He also created a tool that we briefly mentioned awhile back called Daytum. Daytum is a web application that lets you set up any number of various displays tracking virtually anything you want, and presents it in a beautiful way.
Daytum is a great tool for goal tracking. For example, maybe you want to track how many minutes you run every day, or how many push-ups you've done. Or, if you're Merlin Mann, you can track everything related to writing a book, including your maximum number of words written in a session and your average words per day.
The point is, anything you can think of can be tracked. Daytum includes the ability to create lists, charts, averages, time statistics, and even the latest, largest, or smallest entry.
Are you already using Daytum? Tell us how in the comments.
Comments
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Subscribe to commentsbradknollenbergFeb 2nd 2010 12:51PM
Is it just me or is there no way to sign up for Daytum? I may be missing something. Is it in private beta?
fenzorFeb 2nd 2010 2:13PM
You're probably missing the big: CREATE AN ACCOUNT link on top of the page.
iambradkFeb 2nd 2010 2:24PM
On the main page there is not a big create an account link. I found it though, you just enter your email. My mistake.
Jason ClarkeFeb 2nd 2010 2:08PM
On the left there is a "Create your account" with a field to enter your email address.