InfiLog vs CheckLogger

InfiLog is an outstanding tool that lets you track and log most of everyday subjects. It is excellent for keeping journals, diaries or just to log something on a regular basis e.g. economy, workout sessions, shopping, movie reviews, visited places and much more. InfiLog lets you create your own lists according to your preferences. You can choose between a variety of input elements such as location, text/numeric fields, images, stopwatch, date/time, checkboxes and much more. You can get started in just three simple steps. 1. Create your categories 2. Create or use an existing template for your categories. 3. You are now ready to start posting entries to your category on a regular basis. Furthermore, you may use the graph to track your numerical values over time. Highlights: ◆ Highly customizable ◆ Several input elements to choose from ◆ Graph with goal/target line ◆ Checklists ◆ Daily Reminders - Receive a notification that reminds you to add new entries ◆ Export your reports as Email, PDF or CSV ◆ Backup data Don’t hesitate to try it out now. More interesting content is planned for future releases.

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.