<p>I'm aware that there are dozens of personal "activity trackers"/ pedometers like fitbit that are aimed for mass consumer and can log activity over extended periods of time. <strong>Are there equivalent devices or programs that automatically keep track of the users cognitive performance or motivation over extended periods of time?</strong></p>

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2013-06-06T22:56:01.563Z
Believe it or not, I had actually build the first version of this tool and had it on the web for almost a year. It did not seem to catch on or I did not know how to market it. Anyway, it had basic functions for recording and graphing things like well being, awareness, energy level, happiness, etc - with fancy MS chart controls, gauges and Facebook sharing, I still have the code on my PC. wrote it with asp.net in C# and the Big3.
Greg McNulty
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2013-07-11T22:12:50.413Z
I've learned that the field is called "quantified self", and your email outbox (messages you have sent) might be a reasonably automatic indicator of your activity and motivation
Alex Stone
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2015-03-26T22:05:50.553Z
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic it's a Productivity question.
Christian Hummeluhr
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What kinds of long - term cognition/motivation tracking tools are there?
Alex Stone
# What kinds of long - term cognition/motivation tracking tools are there?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-05-28)

I'm aware that there are dozens of personal "activity trackers"/ pedometers like fitbit that are aimed for mass consumer and can log activity over extended periods of time. **Are there equivalent devices or programs that automatically keep track of the users cognitive performance or motivation over extended periods of time?**

**Tags:** performance, motivation

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> **username_1**: Believe it or not, I had actually build the first version of this tool and had it on the web for almost a year. It did not seem to catch on or I did not know how to market it. Anyway, it had basic functions for recording and graphing things like well being, awareness, energy level, happiness, etc - with fancy MS chart controls, gauges and Facebook sharing, I still have the code on my PC. wrote it with asp.net in C# and the Big3.  
> **username_0**: I've learned that the field is called "quantified self", and your email outbox (messages you have sent) might be a reasonably automatic indicator of your activity and motivation  
> **username_2**: I'm voting to close this question as off-topic it's a Productivity question.  

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