Daynostic

Pixel is a personal analytics app built around one core idea: your days generate data, and that data can reveal patterns you'd never notice on your own.

Each day you fill in customizable modules - sleep quality, physical activity, mood, whether you left home, your focus levels. You score your day on a simple scale, and the app stores everything locally and privately.

After a few weeks, Pixel starts surfacing correlations you wouldn't catch manually:

• "On days you slept 7+ hours, you rated yourself 1.4 points higher on average"
• "You consistently score better on days you left home before noon"
• "Your worst weeks follow periods of low physical activity"

These aren't generic life tips - they're insights pulled directly from your own data. The app also generates targeted suggestions based on what actually works for you: "You should leave the house more often."

I built Pixel because I wanted something between a journal and a spreadsheet: structured enough to generate meaningful statistics, but frictionless enough to actually use every day.

Currently, an advanced version of this project is being developed by me under the name Daynostic