Highxlow is a site that makes it possible to track your daily biorhythms from your Twitter account. Instead of having to sign up for a new site, you just have to send tweets to the appropriate Twitter name stating how you feel and Highxlow will track it.
If you are feeling great, send a tweet to “highiam” saying how amazing you feel and why. If in a few moments you mess up and lose your positive attitude, send a tweet to “lowiam”. If you want to try and help cheer someone up who’s posted a tweet that falls into the lower scale of feelings, just send a message to “cheeron” and their Twitter account name. Through your personal tweets, you can view a graph of how you feel throughout the day. Using this graph, you can apply the knowledge of when you are feeling your best, and thus are most likely to be productive, to improve the flow of your day and get more accomplished. If you’re feeling awful, hopefully some friendly cheers will help you to feel better and flip that frown upside down.
Highxlow.com In Their Own Words
“It’s too much of a headache to sign up for an account at a new site, isn’t it? We’ve simplified the process. You can start tracking your biorythm on highxlow through your existing Twitter account. Twitter enables you to update your condition via the web, mail, or mobile device.”
Why Highxlow.com It Might Be A Killer
It would be interesting to view and track how your mood changes throughout the day, and from that data be able to improve the flow of your life and semi know what to expect and when at least on an average day. The site is easy to use, and if more people use it, it would make for an interesting experiment of the Twitter community.
Some Questions About Highxlow.com
The graph on the home page shows that no one has received a cheer on since over three weeks ago. How will they get more people to friendly try and make someone having a low moment feel better? Is there a way they will be trying to monetize this site, and if so, how? 
