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Settings: Tracker

Tracker is for structured personal logs such as recurring activities, habits, symptoms, or health events. It gives Row-Bot a more organized way to store and review repeated observations than free-form chat alone.

Settings: Tracker in Row-Bot.
The Tracker tab manages personal tracking categories, views, charts, and logged data.

Where To Find It​

Open Settings, then choose Tracker from the left tab list.

Controls​

  • Category controls decide what kinds of events can be logged.
  • View and chart options change how tracker history is summarized.
  • Import or cleanup actions manage existing tracker data.
  • Privacy-oriented status text explains that tracker records stay in local app data unless you ask a provider or channel to use them.

Common Workflow​

  1. Choose the categories you actually want to track.
  2. Log events consistently from Chat or tracker-aware workflows.
  3. Review trends in the tracker view before asking Row-Bot to summarize them.
  4. Remove categories you no longer use to keep prompts focused.

What Is Saved​

Tracker data is local Row-Bot data. It can influence answers only when Row-Bot is allowed to retrieve or summarize it.

Privacy And Safety​

Review credential, account, channel, provider, or tool settings before enabling features that can contact outside services. Local-only features stay on your machine until you ask Row-Bot to use a provider, account, channel, MCP server, plugin, or tool that sends data elsewhere.

Control-Level Reference​

The generated Settings Controls reference lists the visible controls found in the current application source, including defaults, allowed values when they are declared inline, dependencies, restart notes, security notes, and source locations.

Troubleshooting​

  • If a chart is empty, confirm there are saved events in that category.
  • If a summary seems wrong, inspect the raw tracker entries first.
  • If privacy matters, do not include tracker details in prompts sent to hosted providers.