IV. Personal Analytics · Volume IV

A Bloomberg terminal for your own life.

Your personal analytics engine. Track sleep, mood, spending, productivity, and relationships — then surface the correlations and patterns hiding in plain sight. Built on the quantified-self movement, longitudinal self-tracking research, and behavioral measurement science.

5 Tools in development
7 Life domains tracked
365 Days of longitudinal data
0 Data stored
§I. The Tools

Measure it, and you can change it.

The dashboard isn't another habit tracker. It is a longitudinal, correlation-aware instrument designed to surface the two or three variables that actually move your life.

Tool 002 · In Development

AI Correlations

Upload your sleep, mood, productivity, or spending data — the tool finds the non-obvious correlations between variables (e.g., "your productivity drops 34% the day after sleep under six hours"). Local-first; your data stays on your device.

Coming soon
Tool 003 · In Development

Goal Tracker

Not another to-do list. A structured goal framework built on implementation-intentions research (Gollwitzer) — each goal decomposed into identity, environment, cues, and metrics. Tracks only what research shows matters.

Coming soon
Tool 004 · In Development

Year in Review

A guided annual retrospective structured around evidence-based reflection practices — not Spotify-wrapped trivia, but a genuine autobiographical review that produces a decision brief for the year ahead.

Coming soon
Tool 005 · In Development

Habit Chain

A minimalist streak-tracker with a crucial difference: it tracks the conditions around your habits (sleep the night before, stress the day of), so when a streak breaks, you can see why — not just that it did.

Coming soon
§II. Methodology

How Life Dashboard works.

Three commitments distinguish a real personal-analytics tool from a surveillance app that happens to charge you for access to your own data.

i.

Local-first, always

Your data lives in your browser or your own exports — never our servers. No accounts, no email harvesting, no advertising surveillance. The moment your data leaves your device, it stops being your data.

ii.

Validated instruments only

Where possible, we use peer-reviewed psychometric instruments — PHQ-9 for depression, GAD-7 for anxiety, WHO-QOL-BREF for quality of life, Subjective Happiness Scale. Not invented scales. Not personality quizzes. Real measurement.

iii.

Correlation over aesthetics

Most tracking apps optimize for a satisfying interface. We optimize for insight — finding the two or three variables that actually predict your mood, productivity, or health, and surfacing them above the noise.

§III. Continue Reading

Other laboratories in the publication.

LifeByLogic is organized into four labs, each focused on a different dimension of the examined life.