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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 10, 2009
  • December 11, 2024

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Log and record any activity with customizable entries. Track everything from fitness and finances to personal diaries and maintenance. Easily import, export, and search your data, with options for photos and voice memos.

User-definable logs
Import/Export data
Powerful search and filtering
Support for various data types
Photo and voice memo attachments
Passcode protection
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What's New in iLogger

3.0.2

December 11, 2024

Bug Fixes • When adding a new entry while in List mode, the date now matches the date currently at the top of the list. • Fixed crash trying to delete an entry from the entry list. • Fixed crash trying to move a group to a new parent.

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In-App Purchases

$3.99

Unlimited Entries

Add any number of entries into iLogger

User reviews

All the functions, no ads or spying

Absolutely ideal app. So flexible, you can use it for everything. And best of all, it’s not spying on you and stealing your data, or locking you into some extortionate subscription. I use it every day and highly recommend it.

Almost there, still worth it!

Great little activity logger, simple and effective, however missing one important thing for me - the time! I can see it logs the created date/time but if you wanted to back log/date something on the same day then that’s no use. Shame because otherwise a great app!

Great app, but need export all entries for a date range

Superb logging app, but need to be able to export ALL log entries for a select date range. This should be easy to implement and immensely helpful.
JSON and .DBF formats would be helpful, along with ability to send to Apple Numbers, Google Sheets, and other spreadsheets (and databases).
At least simple encryption using something like SHA256 (or user’s choice of hash) with XOR would be great.
In my case, I can generate a hash with one of the iOS hash apps, but still need to XOR the data with it.
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THE PERFECT APP

Finally a simple and straightforward app that does everything I need to log stuff. This is app is well worth the $3. All features packed into one app. I just have 1 issue.

Issue:

When trying to add pictures to entries it won’t let me add RAW images. It can add images taken by WhatsApp and other third party apps but when trying to add raw images, after clicking on “add” it just closes the dialog box and doesn’t add the image.
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Great do-it-yourself logging app!

If you like things the way you want it, this is a robust but easy to use app. Have used for years, never a problem.

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FAQ

What is iLogger?

iLogger is an application designed to log and record all of your activities. It allows users to create custom logs to track specific events and data points, offering flexibility for a wide range of uses from fitness tracking to financial management.

What kind of data can I log with iLogger?

You can log a vast array of data types including text, notes, dates, times, durations, currency, counts, numbers, yes/no values, web addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, GPS locations, voice memos, and even calculated values. It also supports attaching up to 20 photos per entry.

Is iLogger free to use?

The free version of iLogger is fully functional but limits you to 15 entries. To remove this restriction and have unlimited entries, a single one-time in-app purchase is available.

Can I import or export my data?

Yes, iLogger allows you to quickly import existing logs directly from your computer. You can also export your logs to your computer or via email, and it includes built-in backup and restore functionality to your computer.

What are some common use cases for iLogger?

Common use cases include tracking food intake and calories, logging exercise and fitness activities, monitoring car maintenance and gas mileage, keeping a work or project log, maintaining a trip diary, logging dives or swims, tracking medical information, recording sleep patterns, managing money, and much more. Essentially, if it happened, you can log it.