Logster's Lifestyle Tracker for Android
This handy tool is not just for the obsessive-compulsive crowd! It's also for those craving a wee bit more order and oversight in their lives.
The happenings you chose to monitor could be related to your health, your day&night activities, your behavior, or your general observations about nature, civilization, and mankind.
App setup is easy. Simply create a "tracker" for each of those happenings you wish to monitor. Then, when the moment is relevant, simply tap the screen to register a new occurrence of that tracked item. It's truly that effortless.
As a few examples, tracker titles could be:
* Asthma Attack Episodes
* Argued with the Girlfriend
* Alcohol Consumption Log
* My Gym Workouts - Woohoo
* Migraine/Headache Log
* Another (Worthless) Office Meeting
* Customer Count Entering the Store
* My Smartphone Picture Log
* My Coffee Guzzle Counter
* The Books I Have Read
* Insulin Administered Log
* Forced to Clean the Dishes
* Cigarette Counter
[---use your rich imagination---]
Each of the generated event records contains both an unalterable transaction time-stamp, and a free-text area for input of optional comments.
Accumulated results can be sorted and viewed on the screen at any time, or pasted as a report to the device's Clipboard where the data can then be picked up by another app, like e-mail, for further distribution and processing. For your possible convenience, one of the report's formats is Comma-Separated-Values (CSV).
Note: One of your event reports could contain, for example, results of a medical/health tracker...that had been e-mailed to your desktop PC and printed out so that it became handy reference material in the doctor's office.
This app runs in both portrait and landscape mode. And there are no app-defined restrictions to either the number of trackers or the number of events stored in the database. These records will remain in the system until you delete them. (Several functions are provided to facilitate database housecleaning, if or when that becomes necessary.)
The app has been (initially) designed for Android smartphones. But it will run equally well on Android tablets, though fail to exploit later improvements in your User Interface experience.
NOTE: This app uses the "menu" button...which is likely missing on the newer models of tablets and smartphones! Check which your device's manufacturer (via a Google search) to find out how this button is now simulated.
There is no way to access the menu button; therefore there's no way to access the app at all for Android system users. I tried everything imaginable to locate the "simulated" menu button and it simply does not exist on this operating system. Android users: don't bother downloading this app it's completely useless if you cannot go to the menu. App designers: if there is some trick to access the button on different systems, you should consider putting a link to that information on the homepage.
Now i can quickly log meds I've taken, duration of a sickness, etc.
Did not work for me. Stuck on home page, could not add anything.
by M####:
It's almost 2016. Please update your app to not use the menu button. It hasn't been an Android design practice in almost 5 years.