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One Button Tracker One Button Trackers are small hardware devices that record discrete observations on the press of the button by recording when the button was pressed, and typically also for how long (and in same cases also how hard it has been pressed).

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Tools	Topics
Check out self-research tools to record or analyze your data. Some examples: EEG (Electroencephalography) Flic button Health Auto Export (Apple) Xiaomi Mi Band R	Topic pages focusing on a variety of subjects related to personal science practice. Some examples: Searching public knowledge Self assessment Headaches Self Tracking, Types Movements Communities Blood pressure

Projects	People
Have a look at projects from your fellow self-researchers to get inspired. Some examples: Diabetes, Databetes & Marathon Training N=1 Personal Informatics Sleep and Food: an experiment in progress Over-Instrumented Running: What I Learned From Doing Too Much Tracking Media Consumption	Explore our people pages to find out who worked on subject of interest to you. You might also get in touch :) Some examples: The Quantified Scientist Richard Sprague Esenabre Piotr Wozniak Robby Macdonell

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