This life-tracking app by Australian developers Belle Beth Cooper and Josh Sharp, titled 'Exist,' keep tabs on daily activities and puts them together into a handy personal dashboard. It includes everything from how many steps you've taken in a day to how long you were actually sleeping for in bed (letting users know how much time was simply spent lying there too).
This information is taken from a number of sources, including fitness apps and social media sites. The overall goal for the app is to help users improve their lives by examining the cold-hard data. By seeing where one's time is spent and representing it in a visual manner, the developers are hoping people will implement any changes necessary.
The life-tracking app Exist is currently only available through a Backers Campaign.
What's Driving This Trend
- Personal Analytics
- Develop personal analytics apps that track daily events and provide visual representations to help individuals optimize their time.
- Integrated Data Sources
- Integrate data from various sources, such as fitness and social media apps, to provide a comprehensive view of individual activity.
- Backers Campaigns
- Create fundraising campaigns to release new apps and boost consumer engagement.
Who This Affects Most
- Health and Wellness
- Develop analytical tools that allow fitness and wellness practitioners to provide clients with personalized recommendations based on data collected through life-tracking apps.
- Marketing and Advertising
- Leverage data collected through life-tracking apps to provide targeted advertising and personalized product recommendations.
- Technology
- Invest in the development of more user-friendly and versatile life-tracking apps that are integrated with multiple data sources.
