How I Put My Whole Life into a Single Database | Felix Krause | TEDxIEMadrid

Having every bit of information about your life in a single database to find correlations and trends? This is exactly what Felix Krause did over the last few years, tracking over 100 different data types every single day - ranging from sleep & fitness to social life, computer usage and weather conditions. It started out as a simple spreadsheet, and naturally grew to one of the most advanced quantified-self projects built so far. Felix Krause is the founder of fastlane, the most popular iOS app deployment tool, having saved more than 31 million developer hours. He has created various other projects, like iOS-factor.com, danger.systems and multiple iOS privacy papers. Most recently he launched howisFelix.today, a quantified self project using 380,000 data points collected over many years. Every single day for the last 2.5 years he tracked over 100 different data types - ranging from fitness & nutrition to social life, computer usage and weather, all visualised on howisFelix.today. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@BIA_JOE]

This is beautiful. Thank you

[@ThomasSommeregger]

I love Felix’ talk, the approach and all his insights. 💡Data based decision making is used in eg. business or marketing already. So why not also for getting
to know and improving your very personal self? 🙏🏼