Record. Review. Automate.
Widgets and Shortcuts to record and view your values every day.
DataJot lets you store your encrypted data in iCloud and visualize it over time. Add a value from a widget or the Shortcuts app, and always keep your information up to date.
DataJot
Core Features
Record a value in one tap
Quickly add a value from the app, a widget or a Shortcut — one tap is enough.
Automate with Shortcuts
Integrate DataJot into your automations to record values automatically.
Quick access with widgets
View and add values directly from your home screen using handy widgets.
Visualize trends
Track your values over time and view trends with simple charts.
Built for the long run
Why Choose DataJot?
A quiet, fast and private app for tracking the data that matters, without turning your day into a complicated dashboard.
Private by design
No tracking, no analytics, no account required. Your data stays in your Apple ecosystem, synced with iCloud.
One-time purchase
Pay once and keep using DataJot. No subscription to manage, no hidden fees.
Native automation
Add values from Shortcuts, widgets or daily routines, without opening the app every time.
Simple every day
A clear interface to record, review and understand your values quickly across iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Library
Series Templates
Explore our library of ready-to-use series templates for DataJot. Track your health, fitness, finances and more. You can also create your own custom series.
Guides
Latest Articles
Discover our latest articles and news
How to Track Apple Home Temperature History
Apple Home shows current sensor readings, but not a useful temperature history. Learn how to record HomeKit temperature values with Shortcuts and DataJot.
June 6, 2026
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Track Indoor Humidity and Air Quality with HomeKit
Use HomeKit sensors, Apple Shortcuts, and DataJot to track indoor humidity and air quality history room by room.
June 6, 2026
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How to Make a HomeKit Temperature Graph
Build a HomeKit temperature graph by recording sensor values with Apple Shortcuts and displaying them as a DataJot time series.
June 6, 2026
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