The freshly released version v0.7.0 is the closest to what I wanted to build from the start. This version brings two important features: Experiments and a fully customizable dashboard.
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TrackLab v0.6.0 release
TrackLab 0.6.0 has been released, bringing the feature I’ve been planning the longest: Rules. It’s hard to reach your goals without a structure your routine is based on. Now you can create rules in TrackLab and track how consistently you follow them.
Continue readingTrackLab v0.5.3 release

Finally, after a five-month break, I finished version 0.5.0 of TrackLab and then released three important patches 0.5.1, 0.5.2 and 0.5.3! This version has a totally new approach to metrics — you can now create your own. Additionally, you can create lists with any items you want. You can also link metrics and lists to an action or a tag. More details below.
Continue readingTrackLab patch v0.4.1

A new patch for TrackLab is ready! Version 0.4.1 includes several improvements and bug fixes to make time tracking more convenient and stable. With this patch, I can finally focus on developing the next big update. Read on for the full patch notes.
Continue readingTrackLab v0.4.0 release

Development of TrackLab version 0.4.0 is over. The release has four major features:
- Tags
- Statistics of actions and tags
- Auto backup
- Action replacement
TrackLab v0.3.0 release
Finally I finished developing version 0.3.0, and it took me almost two weeks. Initially, I planned to make new releases in less than a week, but I wanted to implement achievements so badly.
I planned to add achievements after finishing all the main features, but it’s so tempting to make such stuff. And I thought, what’s the point of creating something if you just can’t do what you like.
Continue readingTrackLab release

After a week of development, I’m glad to present my new application – TrackLab. It doesn’t do much now, but my goal was to make an MVP as soon as possible. All you can do with the app fits in a short list:
- Track your activity. Just write what you did, how you felt about it, and when it happened.
- Watch your activity history. Sometimes it’s quite interesting to know what you did a week, month, or year ago. Isn’t it?
- Calculate average values. Choose a period of time to see your average mood, energy, and satiety within that period.
