Keeplog

A tracker for the things you want to notice.

Type what you spent or did in one line. Keeplog keeps count and shows you how it adds up. It all stays on your phone, and there is no account to make.

Not in the app stores yet. Links will go here.
The Keeplog home screen: a Quick Log box above a list of trackers for Groceries, Fuel, Coffee and Migraines.

Log it in one line

Type into the box at the top of the app and tap Log. It takes a couple of seconds.

Check how you are doing

Each tracker has its own page with the total, the average, your streak and a chart. Switch between a week, a month and longer, and compare with the period before.

Nothing is pulled from your bank. You type in what you spend, so you see every amount as you log it, and cash works just as well.

A Groceries tracker page showing a 30-day total, number of entries, averages and streak, with range buttons for one week, one month, three months, all time and custom.

Everything else

Money, numbers or counts

Track amounts in your own currency, numbers like hours slept, or things you only need to count, like cups of coffee.

Templates

Twelve to start from, including Fuel, Groceries, Eating out, Subscriptions, Sleep, Water and Migraines. Or make your own.

Charts and stats

Totals, averages, streaks and a calendar heatmap. View a week, a month, three months, all time, or dates you choose.

Compare with last time

Put this month next to last month, or this week next to last week.

Targets

Set a daily, weekly or monthly target and see how you are doing.

Reminders

Get a reminder to log, at a time you choose. They are set up on your phone.

Share a chart

Send a tracker chart to someone as an image.

Export

Save everything to a CSV file you can open in a spreadsheet.

Your data stays on your phone

There is no server holding it.

  • No account or email address.
  • Your trackers, entries and notes are never uploaded.
  • No ads.
  • Anonymous usage statistics are optional and off until you turn them on. They never include anything you logged.

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