# Tracks! — What will you keep track of?

> Versatile tracking app for personal data, subscriptions, and journals with PDF reports. (iPhone/iPad app by Future Core, LLC.)

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/tracks/id6463663385 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`)
- Developer: [Future Core, LLC](https://appshunter.io/developer/1704739238)
- Category: Lifestyle, Productivity
- Price: Free with in-app purchases
- Rating: 5.00/5 from 5 App Store ratings · 3 written reviews indexed
- Age rating: 4+
- Requires: iOS 16.1 · 27 MB
- Languages: English
- Released: 2024-01-04
- Data updated: 2026-06-01
- Monetization: free with in-app purchases
- User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/tracks/id6463663385/reviews.md

## What is Tracks!?

Why are you here? Honestly, I’m not sure why anyone is here. I certainly didn’t tell anyone about this. Literally no one. You know how they say you need to market things and sell them to succeed? Imagine if you did the opposite of that. But then, I guess… you are still here, so something isn’t working. Maybe you came for the mixed metaphors.

I really don’t like it when things don’t work. That’s how I got into this mess. An app that probably no one wants. It took almost an entire year of spare time to make, this is an app store listing though so at least one of us is in the right place. Are you?

Wait though… maybe you are here for the same reason I am. Maybe you wanted to keep track of how many miles you walked while building an app (3,038). Or the breakdown in the quality of your coffee (66% @ 3 stars, 14% at 4 stars), or maybe your doctor asked you to keep a food journal. Maybe they said, bring me a report to your next appointment and you thought, what I really need is a PDF with some graphs, or even just a list.

Maybe you just want to line up your subscriptions, so you never run out of toilet paper. That used to be a thing, right? Not being able to get toilet paper? Probably if that happened to you it’s not funny. 

Whatever you want to track, we are here. If you want to track less than 5 things, we are even 100% free. No ads, no tricks, no sending your details to a superhuman AI prototype that converts your data into corporate profits. 

Frankly with how long it took just to make those PDF reports, there are likely not going to be any corporate profits. You could, help with that by subscribing, but that’s up to you.

Oh, by the way, I should probably warn you. The word track has a lot of meanings, and they all matter. If you ever don’t know what a button does, or an icon means… It means track. Or something close. Puns and mixed metaphors are at the heart of it. That’s even our tagline “Delightfully mixing metaphors so you are hopelessly confused, but still have all the information you need while helping you track all the things you need to track.” Ok, that needs work, but it’s the shortest day of the year and I need to get this done.

If you do subscribe, or if enough other people do, we might do some of things in the future, no promises.

****** “Always looking to the future, to the horizon. Never his mind on where he was. Hmm? What he was doing." - Yoda, Star Wars
-- I’m taking that as a feature request for some sort of reminder or notification. You can already plan things, so we should probably let you annoy yourself with notifications. ****** We just did this! Promise not made, promise kept!

"Some things that should not have been forgotten were lost. History became legend; legend became myth." - Galadriel, The Lord of the Rings
-- Another feature request, another basically living forever person. I’m glad they have the time. If you make a note of something but don’t do it, maybe it should stick around? I don’t know why you would do this, but we all make our own choices…

"You can't connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backward." - Steve Jobs
-- People keep telling me that correlation isn’t causation. But sometimes… well it’s good to correlate. You could do it yourself, but we could also do it for you. I’d get into more details, but that would require explaining a lot.

Those are just some of the things that people (and elves) have said. They aren’t endorsing us. Just you know… inspiring us.

Good luck.

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## Key features

- Track unlimited items
- Customizable tracking categories
- PDF report generation with graphs
- Subscription management
- Food journaling
- Daily step tracking

## Pricing and in-app purchases

Base price: Free.

**Subscriptions**

| Subscription | Price | Period |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Monthly Subscription | $2.99 | per month |
| Annual Subscription | $24.99 | per year |


## Recent user reviews (3 of 3)

All indexed reviews: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/tracks/id6463663385/reviews.md

### 5/5 — Useful app

*2024-01-22*

There seem to be several ways in teaching.

**Developer response:** Thanks! We try and learn every day.

### 5/5 — Great tracking app!!

*2024-01-19*

I'm impressed with this journaling/tracking app! It's user-friendly, offers a variety of features, and the sleek design enhances the overall experience.   Neat UI and ease of input for the stuff you want ‘tracked’. The ability to add photos and notes keeps me engaged, making it a valuable tool for daily reflection .   Still discovering features!  Highly recommended!

### 5/5 — Helps me keep track of things

*2024-01-04*

Helps me keep track of things like sleep and medication in a way that’s quick to to log and get the data back out.

## Frequently asked questions about Tracks!

### What can I track with Tracks!?

You can track virtually anything, including daily steps, coffee quality, food intake for journals, and subscriptions. The app is designed to be highly flexible for personal data management.

### Does Tracks! have ads?

No, Tracks! is ad-free. The developer explicitly states there are no ads, ensuring an uninterrupted user experience.

### How much does Tracks! cost?

Tracks! is free to download and use for tracking up to five items. For unlimited tracking and additional features, there are subscription plans available.

### What are the subscription options for Tracks!?

Tracks! offers a Monthly Subscription for $2.99 and an Annual Subscription for $24.99, providing access to premium features and unlimited tracking.

### Can I export my tracked data from Tracks!?

Yes, Tracks! allows you to generate PDF reports of your tracked data, which can include graphs or simple lists, making it easy to review and share.

### What devices is Tracks! available on?

Tracks! is available on iPhone and iPad, catering to Apple users who want to manage their tracking needs across these devices.

### How often is Tracks! updated?

The latest version of Tracks! was released on July 1, 2024, indicating active development and regular updates to improve the app's functionality and reliability.

### What is the age rating for Tracks!?

Tracks! has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including children and adults, to manage their tracking needs.

## Version history (last 5 releases)

### 1.4.2 — 2024-07-01

There won't be much (if anything) to see in this release, but behind the scenes we have started to make Tracks! ready for the future. That's right, future versions of iOS are right around the corner, and your favorite pun based life tracking app is going to be ready. Whatever it takes.

### 1.4.1 — 2024-06-19

When we make a mistake we are the first to admit it. Particularly when it's the result of thinking we were particularly clever. Remember a few weeks ago when we introduced borrowed traces? Yeah, you do. That has been going pretty well, but it's a little fussy, because a trace's position in one track is not the same as another, potentially. We have an, let's say, ~elaborate~ sorting system that we use to make sure things stay in the desired order from use to use, and it mostly works the wan you would hope; but, we were inadvertently changing that precious position data from time to time. That was the mistake. To make this more insidious, it was buried deep, a simple looking piece of code that said something like thing.position = number when it should have said otherThing.position = number. No long term damage was done, but it was surely annoying.

We apologize to everyone, and not just one of those corporate apologies where we don't admit we did anything wrong and subtly imply that it was your fault all along. Let's not let it happen again though, ok?

### 1.4.0 — 2024-06-04

Today's version has a lot of improvements. Things you will probably almost definitely notice. Let me tell you about them:

For those of you using Tracks! on multiple devices, you know we sync the data between those devices mostly automatically. It has always been a little slower than I'd like. With help from an old friend, we figured out why and now your background syncing is happening much faster and doing more when you aren't around. This includes notifications that you might or might not have turned on.

For those of you tracking location, we found a place where we were making you wait for the satellites to do their thing before you moved forward. This was unnecessary and slow. We wish you could get those seconds back, but you can't.

We made a bunch of changes to how data was being displayed and processed on borrowed traces. Everything was being stored correctly, but in some edge cases things were behaving oddly. No data was harmed during this change. While there, we also improved performance on large data sets by removing redundant sorting. This is just the kind of thing you need to do sometimes.

### 1.3.3 — 2024-05-14

This release is like cleaning your desk before you start on a new project. It's kind of getting cluttered around here and before you get too deep into the next big thing it probably makes sense to put some stuff away. No one but you will notice or care, but you get that feeling of calm that sets you up for success.

Later on you will do the really exciting work of the next big thing, but for now, you are just moving things around, putting things in their place, and throwing out that old takeout menu with Sally's lunch order on it.

### 1.3.1 — 2024-05-04

It's finally here! That thing you weren't expecting or waiting for. Ok. Well one person was, but that person spends their time working on Tracks! so they don't count. For them, it's a recurring problem, and that more than anything else is what we focus on here at Tracks! HQ.

Now that you are tracking and tracing across a wide range of tracks, you might be thinking... wouldn't it be great if the trace from track A could be connected to track B somehow. Its influence felt across a wide range of scenarios. If that's what you were thinking, you win the prize. Now you can "borrow" a trace and have it appear in another. It works sort of like when they told you to borrow the one when doing subtraction back in school. Except we don't think they do that anymore. Kids today, teaching other kids how to math without borrowing. Crazy times.

Ok. So here is an example:
Let's say you bought an expensive coffee maker during the pandemic because you thought you were some sort of coffee person, but now you are realizing that it will take years and years of daily coffee to pay for itself so you keep track of the number of coffees you have made in an effort to self soothe. No judgement! So you have a track for each time you buy a bag of coffee you track the type and how many ounces of coffee you now have. That's two traces right there.

Then you have another track for each cup of coffee you make. Coffee people love numbers, so you have a couple of other traces there for things like grinder settings, weight and extraction time.

Now you can 'borrow' the type trace from the new bag into your daily coffee track and it will live there happily. You can also 'borrow' the ounces remaining trace and always have up to the minute status of your remaining coffee supply. Borrowed traces can be part of your text prompt with replacements just like normal traces. Or they can live outside the prompt like an etherial void dweller. That's up to you.

Also in this release:
We found and fixed a bug that was causing slow or non-updates to the current weather, making it more, you know, current.
We tweaked the sub title on notifications to get more info in there, so you can decide if you want to do anything about it (probably not)
We improved the layout in a couple of places, and fixed some sorting issues
Your .json is more robust now, which you don't care about, but we think is probably a good idea
Some trace replacements in prompts were colliding, which was unfortunate. It can probably still happen, but should happen less

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