Choose your metrics
Name your tracker, choose a unit and add a description. Use a preset to get started.
Daily Data Tracker helps you record weight, steps, study time and other daily numbers. Compare trends with curve, line or bar charts, and import or export records.
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Create a tracker for each metric, add dated entries and view your history.
Name your tracker, choose a unit and add a description. Use a preset to get started.
Capture data quickly so tracking becomes a routine, not a burden.
Switch between curve, line and bar charts to compare your recorded numbers over time.
Paste records as value-and-date pairs to add existing measurements to a data table.
Download values and dates as CSV, Excel or PDF for your own analysis and backups.
Use it on desktop and mobile so your data is available whenever you need it.
Keep separate trackers for health, exercise, learning and daily routines.
Record weight, resting heart rate or other numeric health measurements.
Record running distance, workout duration or daily steps.
Record height or weight and compare measurements over time.
Record study hours, water intake or time spent on daily routines.
Start quickly without setup overhead. Configure only what you need, then log daily in seconds.
Name your tracker and choose an icon for the metric you want to record.
Set a unit such as kg, steps or hours, and add a description.
Add a value, date and optional comment. Review your entries and their trend chart.
Quick answers to common concerns before you start.
Yes. You can create an account and start tracking without entering a credit card.
Yes. Create tables for numerical metrics such as study minutes, daily steps, weight or work output. Each record contains a number and a date, with an optional comment.
Yes. Daily Data Tracker is built to work smoothly on phone and desktop.
Yes. Export your table’s values and dates as CSV, Excel (.xlsx) or PDF. These exports do not include record comments.
An account is required to create tables and manage your records. Viewing a table through an enabled public share link does not require signing in.
On a data table’s page, choose a curve, line or bar chart. Switching the display keeps your recorded values unchanged.
Yes. Paste text with one value-and-date pair per line into the import page. Check the required date format shown on that page before importing.
You control public sharing for each table. When sharing is enabled, anyone with its link can view the shared data. Turn sharing off to stop access through that link.
Choose a metric and unit, then add your first dated entry.