A LaTeX/TikZ rendering template for plotting some "quantified self" data against a UTC x-axis. You may need an up-to-date installation of TeXLive (OSX, Unix, Windows) to make this work.
To produce the pdf, run make. To open it as well, run make open (on OSX), or make evince (on Linux). I don't know about Windows.
There's a bunch of sample data in meals.tex, misc_events.tex, practice.tex (intended for a hobby), work.tex,
mood_log.txt, and sleep_log.txt. I recommend linking the .txt files to your Dropbox:
$ mv *.txt ~/Dropbox
$ ln -s ~/Dropbox/mood_log.txt mood_log.txt
$ ln -s ~/Dropbox/sleep_log.txt sleep_log.txt
Then you can edit these from anywhere you have a Dropbox client, including iOS or Android. The .tex files are harder
to edit on a mobile device, but should be maintained with the discipline of journaling. Also, edit name.tex (-:
Every week or so, you'll need to edit dates.tex.
Ideally, all these files (especially dates.tex) should be automatically generated out of a database, which could
then accept input from a Pebble app, an email parser, a Twilio parser, a Web interface, etc., etc.
It probably should also run as a Heroku app so you don't have to worry about maintaining a TeXLive installation and
a database server.
Pull requests are welcome, as is nagging.