Loggr is a flexible habit tracker with room for mood and a journal. Log sleep, focus, energy or anything else in seconds, then see how it all connects, even a day apart. Free on iOS, Android and web.
Log what you track in seconds, with an interface built for speed.
See trends and patterns, with insights that are worked out automatically.
Track anything with 6 kinds of values. Set up Loggr the way that suits your life.
Choose the right kind for everything you want to track
For quantities or amounts
Example: Coffee (2 cups), Water (8 glasses), Medication (1 dose)
For yes or no questions
Example: Exercise (Yes), Headache (No)
For free text
Example: Meal (Pasta carbonara), Notes
To pick one choice from a fixed list
Example: Weather (Sunny, Cloudy, Rainy)
For values on a fixed scale
Example: Mood (7/10), Energy (5/10)
For blood pressure, with two values
Example: Blood pressure (120/80 mmHg)
Your own stats and insights, always in your pocket
Optimized for speed with instant loading and smooth animations
Your data is securely encrypted in the cloud with offline access on your device
Loggr spots patterns in your data automatically, using fixed rules on your device
Track as much as you like, each with its own icon and settings
Browse everything you have logged, day by day, in a clear calendar view
A calm dark appearance for comfortable use at night
Stats and insights, worked out automatically for each kind of value
Average
7.2
Change
+18%
Peak
8.5
Most common
Sunny
Total days
31
A clear pattern
Exercise and a better mood often go together
Pattern found
Water intake and energy often move together
Comparing 12 trackers over 90 days
Exercise
Active streak
12
days
Meditation
Building momentum
5
days
Longest streak: 28 days (Exercise)
See how what you track changes over time with interactive charts
Worked out automatically for everything you track as a number
Compare values across different periods and situations
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Free to start. Loggr Pro optional.
Available for iOS 15+ and Android 7+
