Last weekend I spent some time building a little web-app to place my Lift.do habit check-ins on a chart to look for any simple correlations.
This was useful for my partner and I as she tracks her back pain and other activities in Lift.do so we could see some correlation between them.
Thought I would post it on HN in case anyone else finds it useful. Feel free to give any feedback or comments as well.
Source is on GitHub: https://github.com/lukemurray/lift-trends
Check it out live here: http://lift-trends.herokuapp.com
For the devs, it is a real simple app using AngularJS and a tiny Node.js backend (using express).
Note: you have to upload your exported habits because Lift.do does not have an API currently. And to be honest I didn't want to invest too much time in this. Check the source I'm not doing anything with the uploads, they get deleted. Also you can run it yourself instead if you wish.
Last weekend I spent some time building a little web-app to place my Lift.do habit check-ins on a chart to look for any simple correlations.
This was useful for my partner and I as she tracks her back pain and other activities in Lift.do so we could see some correlation between them.
Thought I would post it on HN in case anyone else finds it useful. Feel free to give any feedback or comments as well.
Source is on GitHub: https://github.com/lukemurray/lift-trends
Check it out live here: http://lift-trends.herokuapp.com
For the devs, it is a real simple app using AngularJS and a tiny Node.js backend (using express).
Note: you have to upload your exported habits because Lift.do does not have an API currently. And to be honest I didn't want to invest too much time in this. Check the source I'm not doing anything with the uploads, they get deleted. Also you can run it yourself instead if you wish.
Cheers, Luke