Perfice
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Perfice is an open-source self-tracking platform that helps you track anything you like, and see how different metrics impact other areas of your life. It is built to be heavily customizable and local-first, leaving you in control of your tracking journey.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (MIT)
Platforms
- Online
- Android
- Android Tablet
- Self-Hosted
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
- Docker
Features
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RedClips-Games added Perfice as alternative to Mindful Journal
Mohammed raqeeb added Perfice as alternative to Think In Numbers- drfayezajib added Perfice as alternative to HealthMaxxing
- SupportJBT added Perfice as alternative to JotBantuek
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Software for the Tech-Savvy Power User [2/3]
Part 2 of 3 in Series: lists will continually be updated periodically.
This is a continuation of my list, “Recommended Software for the Average Joe and Jane”, but with software I believe needs a bit more technical know-how.
Criteria I look for universally for my lists are as follows:
— Open source code: publicly audited
— Privacy-focus: minimal data collection, encryption by default
— Security-focus: 2FA available, encryption by default
— Zero Knowledge end-to-end encryption (E2EE) when appropriate
— Cross-platform or progressive web apps (PWAs) + cloud backup/sync
— Freemium subscription model, so basic features are always available for free
— Oligarchy / Big Tech alternative
— Absence of “dark” or deceptive patterns
Criteria specifically for this list:
— Small organizations and up-and-coming software are welcome on this list
— User experience may require more configuration, less convenience, and more tech literacy
— Features available can replace or nearly replace Big Tech’s popular apps
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Comments and Reviews
it's very flexible in what i could track and what structure to use.
at first i just started using it because it has implemented mood tracker with the system i need: high energy / low energy + pleasant / unpleasant.
the ready-to-use tracking templates (like mood, hydration, sleep, food, time spent outdoors) help with testing, and only after - tweaking details.
because if i need to build the whole system myself - it's distracting me from actually using it. if i don't have flexibility in what to add/remove, then it could be overwhelming.
additional purely visual customization: color of the tracker + symbol. so this one seems to keep a good balance ^_^