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28times aims to be an online time series management platform with a focus on ease of use, yet powerful to also satisfy advanced requirements.

Getting Started

To start, you need one or more stored time series. Define some basic properties, and then populate it with data.

After that, you can examine your data in list form or in the default chart which is always available for time series. You can edit or delete individual data points, or export the entire series or parts of it.

Next, you can generate derived time series, calculated from the ones you have already. Common use cases for derived time series are aggregations on time periods, for example daily averages or monthly min/max, or number of data points per hour. Derived time series can also be used to calculate values based on more than one time series, even based on other derived time series. For example calculate performance indicators such as benefit divided by effort per month.

Charts are an excellent way to obtain insights into your data and to present findings to people. Select one or more time series to be shown on the chart, and configure how you want it to look like. Then you can examine your latest data in the chart at any time.

Our API is the way to automate data collection. It requires a bit of IT know how, but if you have a knack for it, your favourite AI will show you the way once you feed it with our API documentation.