search / click / cart / purchase-linked
A field of shopping hours. Some searches stop at a glance; others reach a cart or carry a purchase flag. The small marks beneath retain what I said about my state or care on the same calendar.
Each burst is one local date/hour containing retained Amazon search records. Its horizontal position is the date; its vertical position is the hour, midnight at the top. Each spoke is one search record. Radius follows the square root of the record count, so the enclosing disk area is proportional to that count. Colors divide the records by their furthest recorded outcome: search only, clicked without adding, added without purchasing, or purchase-linked. White open circles mark search-only rows, blue filled circles mark click-only rows, yellow squares mark cart-only rows and red triangles mark purchase-linked rows. Angular spacing is a visual arrangement, not the sequence of events. Filters retain the same calendar, hour and size scales.
The separate three-line rail below marks point-aligned care references as yellow diamonds, high/mixed references as red triangles and low references as blue circles. It supplies date context without labeling the shopping bursts as moods. It includes report-day proxies and explicitly dated references; uncertain ranges stay excluded. The exact reader identifies references on a selected date.
The retained December 2025 Amazon search export contains 680 search rows, including 437 with click flags, 180 with cart flags and 125 with purchase flags. Search times are converted from UTC to America/Los_Angeles, including daylight-saving offsets. These are search-linked outcomes, not unique purchases, orders, units or spending. Repeated query identifiers do not make distinct export rows duplicates; no query identifiers are published. Blank dates mean no retained search record, not proven inactivity. This archive does not establish exhaustive capture or explain the shopping behavior. Search terms, products, prices, session identifiers and IP addresses remain private.
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