Tracking

The Tracking module logs a number over time and shows you the trend. Weight, runs, a budget, mood, hours on a machine, anything you measure toward a goal.

A metric and its measurements

1. New metric asks for a name, a unit, a goal, and the goal's direction: whether higher is better (run distance) or lower is (weight, spend).
2. Log measurements as you go. Cobblr keeps the full history, so the record builds itself one entry at a time.

• The direction is what lets the trend say honestly whether you are winning.
• The trend appears once there are at least two values, because one point is not a direction.

Seeing the trend

• Tracking ships a trend-chart view, and it can draw your target as a goal line so the gap is visible. It answers at a glance whether you're moving toward the goal or away from it, and how fast, where a table of numbers doesn't.
• Each metric carries its own target and its own history, so you can run several side by side (weight, run distance, filament used) without them mixing. Logging is one quick entry, and the trend view does the rest.
• For something you keep on a rhythm rather than drive toward a number, a heatmap view shades each day by what you logged and keeps score of your streak against the cadence you meant to keep.