Logs All - Track Anything 4+

Name: Logs All - Track Anything
Rating: 2.9 (15 reviews)
Author: Nathaniel Fife

Nathaniel Fife

Designed for iPhone

- 2.9 • 15 Ratings

- $1.99

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Description

If you want a simple, versatile app that can track any log data, then Logs All is for you. Logs All allows you to log any data. There is no limit to the number of different logs you can track or the number of events for each log. View your logs in a line plot or list format. Logs All is the easiest way to add, edit, or query your logs.

-Store events in a log
-Optionally add notes to events
-View as line plot
-View as list
-Email log
-Find statistics
-Plot trend-lines
-Make predictions
-Use with Dropbox or iCloud

Why get an app just to log mileage? or weight loss? or any one thing? Get the best value by choosing the app that can do it all, and then some!

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Jun 21, 2021

Version 5.6

*Set event list back to sort by newest to oldest
*Made event list not extend underneath the toolbar at the bottom of the screen

2.9 out of 5

15 Ratings

Simple and does the job

Great little app that does exactly what it says it can do. Long term updates and support.

The ability to graph times would make it 5 stars.

Great logging and graphing app

Very handy app for logging and graphing most data that’s in a reasonable range. Could stand some improvement. The author does respond to communications.

Works well

Just needed basic graphing - line charts, to be exact. This does the trick readily. Data can be picked and the app identifies the point; you can also pinch and squeeze the axes if you like. (I personally found that aspect more trouble than useful.) I also wish that you could enlarge the display of the y-axis values; thousands and hundreds of thousands are displayed in about a 2-point font, and my eyes aren't 18 anymore. I'd also like to turn off the entry time feature - most of the time I only need a date, I don't need to know that the data were acquired (or entered) at a certain hour, minute, second (not a big deal, though). Also, perhaps an option to customize the X-axis with more divisions? Or pie charts? It sounds like I'm being picky, but all in all well done and gives me what I most often need.

The developer, Nathaniel Fife, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.