Sherbit Visualises And Interprets All The Data Your Online Services Collect

Sherbit Visualises And Interprets All The Data Your Online Services Collect

iOS: You use a lot of online services that track a lot of data, but how much do you really know about it all? Sherbit puts all that data into one place so you can quickly understand how it all relates through attractive visualisations.

Do I spend more money on petrol or on Uber rides? How much time do I spend working compared to fooling around on social media? Are my Facebook, Instagram or Twitter posts getting more likes on average? These are the sorts of questions Sherbit can answer by taking data from various services you use and visualising that data to create a comparison.

Creating a visualisation requires only a few simple steps. First you choose a service you want to use, then a trackable metric, and then you repeat that process with another service and metric. For example, if you wanted to find out if you were less active on days you worked more you could figure that out by adding steps counted by your FitBit and productivity hours tracked by RescueTime. You’ll need to log in to each service the first time you request data, but after that Sherbit will remember and pull the data in automatically.

After you create a visualisation you save it by tapping a heart icon in the upper right corner and then it will appear on your dashboard. If you don’t like the visualisation you created, just go back and change it up. Once you’ve saved a few, you can just check your dashboard now and again to find out the data you’re looking for.

Sherbit’s new so it still has more services yet to come (and HealthKit is only sort of supported through an optional toggle in the settings), but it still offers quite a few options already. If you’re looking for a way to make sense out of the data you’re already tracking, you can grab the app for free on iTunes and see what you come up with.

Sherbit (Free) [iTunes App Store]


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