Dogsheep: Tools for personal analytics using SQLite and Datasette

Dogsheep is a project that provides tools for personal analytics using SQLite and Datasette, allowing users to export their data from various platforms into a SQLite database for analysis. The initiative aims to empower individuals by enabling them to understand what big internet companies know about them. Key tools include twitter-to-sqlite, which creates a database of Twitter data; healthkit-to-sqlite, which converts Apple HealthKit data; and google-takeout-to-sqlite, which imports data from Google services. Other tools facilitate the import of data from platforms like Foursquare, iNaturalist, GitHub, and Evernote. Additionally, there are tools developed by others that align with the Dogsheep philosophy, such as beeminder-to-sqlite for tracking goals and goodreads-to-sqlite for reading history. The project emphasizes the importance of reclaiming personal data for self-analysis and insights.

- Dogsheep provides tools for exporting personal data into SQLite databases.

- Key tools include imports from Twitter, Apple HealthKit, Google Takeout, and more.

- The project aims to help users understand the data collected by large internet companies.

- Additional tools by other developers enhance the Dogsheep functionality.

- The initiative promotes personal data ownership and analytics.