VizCube - Fun and helpful way to vizualize solves

Pebor

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VizCube is all local web app that enables you to import your solves from Twisty Timer, CSTimer or both at the same time.

After importing and some processing, you can view fun statistics like how much time you've solved, what is your most active day, hour, etc (some statistics have expanded views). There is also a zoomable graph which should give you more control, a graph of your average time distribution and a (github-like) matrix to show, how you solve each day in a span of a year.

You can choose which puzzle to currently view, and then what category. You can select multiple categories at once. Or you can view 'All' to see your overall statistics. If you want to view data only from the past week, month, etc, you can do that right in the navigation bar. There is also an option to pick exact dates.

The app uses SQLite in the background, and this database is fully exposed and available in the 'Advanced' section at the buttom. If you know how to make SQL queries, you are free to explore your solves in a completly new way. (An example would be searching up all the solves with a comment to look back, or maybe counting counting the number of PBs under a certain time ...)

If you find any problems or you have feature request feel free to message me on discord (pebor) or just type write here :)

KNOWN ISSUES:
- Mobiles are supported, though zooming isn't, if you have layout issues, report would be helpful

Site: https://viz-cube.vercel.app/
Github: https://github.com/Pebor/VizCube (at your own risk, rewrites are coming)

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About:​

VizCube is all local web app that enables you to import your solves from Twisty Timer, CSTimer or both at the same time.

After importing and some processing, you can view fun statistics like how much time you've solved, what is your most active day, hour, etc (some statistics have expanded views). There is also a zoomable graph which should give you more control, a graph of your average time distribution and a (github-like) matrix to show, how you solve each day in a span of a year.

You can choose which puzzle to currently view, and then what category. You can select multiple categories at once. Or you can view 'All' to see your overall statistics. If you want to view data only from the past week, month, etc, you can do that right in the navigation bar. There is also an option to pick exact dates.

The app uses SQLite in the background, and this database is fully exposed and available in the 'Advanced' section at the buttom. If you know how to make SQL queries, you are free to explore your solves in a completly new way. (An example would be searching up all the solves with a comment to look back, or maybe counting counting the number of PBs under a certain time ...)

If you find any problems or you have feature request feel free to message me on discord (pebor) or just type write here :)

KNOWN ISSUES:
- CSTimer penalties and comments might not be parsing correctly, will be fixed down the line
- Mobiles are supported, though zooming isn't, if you have layout issues, report would be helpful

Site: https://viz-cube.vercel.app/
Github: https://github.com/Pebor/VizCube (at your own risk, rewrites are coming)

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really interesting statistics
thanks for this amazing app

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This is really cool! It's fun to see the patterns in your solves.

The graph says the number of "centiseconds" instead of milliseconds, e.g. 76 ms instead of 760 ms.
A good point! Though, I am worried that some wouldn't get "cs", it's not really seen anywhere else. I was thinking of changing the format to "xx.xx s" and "x m xx.xx s", but nothing looks quite nice.. I would love some feedback on this if anyone has any ideas!
 
A good point! Though, I am worried that some wouldn't get "cs", it's not really seen anywhere else. I was thinking of changing the format to "xx.xx s" and "x m xx.xx s", but nothing looks quite nice.. I would love some feedback on this if anyone has any ideas!
Here are some ideas:
1. 1:15.12
2. 75.12 s
3. 1 m 15 s 120 ms

Not even autocorrect knows about centiseconds...
 
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