Publish at April 14 2009 Updated June 05 2026
Daytum is an Internet service that graphically compiles all the data you entrust to it, day after day, week after week, month after month.
You can also see what other people are compiling, and sometimes there are surprises in store.
Whether it's objective data such as the number of rainy days or birds seen at the window, or more subjective data, Daytum draws portraits....
For what purpose? Its author's!
Compiling data for a school assignment, for personal use or to impress the gallery, nobody minds.
So you can objectively estimate different occurrences, your behavior, keep your resolutions, achieve your goals or simply waste your time.
Too many, too many or too few according to your criteria?
The service is pretty cool and well designed; you can compile up to 6 sets of data for free. It's a good idea to try out the different display types to choose the ones best suited to your data.
Image accuracy varies according to exposure time and the number of categories, sensors, etc.
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