BCheckbook vs CheckLogger

A simple checkbook ledger for those that only need to keep track of one account that they can access from anywhere without Internet.

CheckLogger is for recording, or “logging”, the completion of procedural checklists. It keeps track of your progress through any of the checklists presented, and records completed checklists for future reference, even sending a copy of the completed checklist off for safekeeping. ▪ A CheckLogger checklist is a series of actions that you perform in order. ▪ It can be designed so that some actions can be skipped if they’re not always critical. ▪ Some actions can be grouped together to act as one step in which the actions can be performed in any order, and when they’re all done, you can proceed to the next action step (or another group). ▪ Checklist can also link to detailed written instructions, images, videos, PDF documents, just the sort of thing to fully describe an action. ▪ When the checklist is complete, you can then finalize it, which saves it in your history, maybe even send a copy to the checklist’s author, if designed to do so.