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Lifelogging offers a lot of promise in the realm of self- monitoring and reflection. The advent of personal devices with the potential for supporting self-tracking, such as smartphones, has resulted in large amount and multi-faceted data being created. Meanwhile, the consumption of collected lifelog data takes place within a wider mobile environment. These diversifying devices opened up new challenges for designers to create rich interactive visualizations under such context. In this workshop paper, we introduce SenseSeer, a web-based lifelogging application that passively tracking individual daily experience through built-in sensors from users' smartphones. We present our approaches from the stage of data collection to visualization of personal lifelogs on different mobile platforms.

Created by Ian Li. HCII, Carnegie Mellon University.