Humetrics is an experimental application created in a week to try to identify possible relationships between the geographic location, physical and online activities of the user. The idea came from the theme "changing habits," and became an attempt to understand how the mood can be affected by the daily activities, places and information we consume. The purpose of the app is to serve as a journal that logs the user's sense of humor at certain times, and to monitor its activities through its iPhone and WatchOs. Creating a visual summary of the collected data, which can be interpreted by the user, generating a personal reflection on the habits that we often fail to notice because they end up getting lost in the routine.
How it works: The user can monitor information about their mood, physical activity and applications in use through their iPhone, and the weekly, monthly and yearly summaries. By the iPhone it also sets the times you want to be queried about your mood and the data that it allows access to the app. In WatchOS the user only has access to summary information about the current day, and can be consulted about his mood, speeding up the task without having to open the app on the iPhone.
