self-tracking software

noun
UK /ˌself ˈtrækɪŋ ˈsɒftweə/
US /ˌself ˈtrækɪŋ ˈsɔːftwer/

Self-tracking software is a computer program that helps you keep a record of things you do, like how much you walk or sleep.

She uses self-tracking software on her phone to count her steps every day.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Software that records a device's or system's own performance and activity for analysis.

The server's self-tracking software logged every error automatically.

3. Programs used in health care to help patients monitor symptoms and habits over time.

The clinic gave him self-tracking software to record his blood pressure daily.

4. Tools that let people log moods, spending, or productivity to spot patterns.

His self-tracking software showed he spent too much money on coffee.