TracKit Daily Tracker & Logger Software

What is TracKit Daily Tracker Logger?

TracKit is an app that helps users keep track of various aspects of their life, including body weight, workouts, vitamins, water intake, meditation, expenses, and more. The app allows users to log numerical or time values, as well as habits or anything else that should be completed daily with a simple yes or no. Users can see their progress towards their goals on a chart and customize charts to show a specific period. TracKit also allows users to sync data across all their devices and set reminders for themselves to add new entries.

Keep track of your body weight, workouts, vitamins, water intake, meditation, expenses, etc. Track numbers, habits, goals and time. Set goals and see how you progress towards them on a chart. TracKit is the best tool to help you keep track, measure and visualize just about anything happening in your life. Want to track the number of pushups you do every day? Or the number of times you meditate per week? TracKit lets you log and track things happening every day in your life. TracKit lets you keep a daily log of numerical or time values, as well as habits or anything else that should be completed daily with a simple yes or no. Features: • Log numerical values to track your body weight, workouts, expenses, water intake, etc. • Log time durations in hours, minutes and seconds to track time spent working out, reading, commuting, or on any other activity. • Mark daily completions on a calendar to track your progress as you start or quit a habit, track medications, or anything else that should be completed daily, with a simple yes or no. • See how you’re doing with charts and stats for everything you track. • Customize charts to show a specific period. • Sync data across all your devices. • Set goals and see how you progress towards them. • Set reminders for yourself to add new entries. Things you could track with TracKit: • Body weight • Number of times you meditate, workout or take your vitamins per week • Number of pushups, lunges, miles ran, etc • Time spent commuting to and from work • Money spent on food …and just about anything else.