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Trackendar - Calendar Tracker

Basically a calendar for keeping track of what already happened instead of what is going to, flexible enough you can use it for your sleep, exercise, weight, etc. Take a look.

You're looking for Trackendar. This habit tracker meets all your needs - be it is stats or graphs. It tracks occurrence, habit or value.

Trackendar

A calendar you can use to record various things. Track habits, record your daily weight, track occasional events (like oil changes) so you know how long it's been since the last one. Automatically generates graphs for you and exports easily to CSV.

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Just found out about it on /r/android, but it looks pretty neat. You can add how many people visited and when, although I don't know about adding when they left. It does have a note function for each value you add, so other information can go there.

Hi, so I have a calendar in my app but it's not for scheduling or the usual reasons so I don't know if this helps you. Take a look if you want.

At the top of my head, pain points:

• Time zones, when to use local time and when to use user time.
• Make the calendar screen not lag to dead (creating a custom view in my case)
• No using joda-time from the get-go and starting with Calendar objects.

If you want feedback I would recommend you openly talk about what you are thinking, as I believe having a calendar app might probably not be a requisite to helping :P

(On Android) I've using Trackendar and I recently discovered KeepTrack. They let you define the type of the variable (numerical, categorical, etc.) and export your data.

Trackendar - Calendar Tracker

I just released my first android app, it's basically a calendar but instead of scheduling you use it for keeping track of your activities.

• You can track habits, like eating healty, and see them in a Seinfeld calendar fashion.
• Track values, like your weight or how much you expend on something, and see the average and the rest of the values easily.
• Track occurrences, and see how frequently you do certain things, like taking ibuprofen, eating takeout, etc.

Still undecided? you can take a look at the very short video on the site or here

Trackendar - Calendar Tracker

Basically this is a calendar but instead of scheduling you use it for keeping track of your activities. Take a look at the very short video on the site or here.

• You can track habits, like eating healty, and see them in a Seinfeld calendar fashion.
• Track values, like your weight or how much you expend on something, and see the average and the rest of the values easily.
• Track occurrences, and see how frequently you do certain things, like taking ibuprofen, eating takeout, etc.

Some new features that should be on the play store already:

• Some small animations
• Changelog
• Export to CSV ( Take a peek /u/AntoooH )
• Quick-add and Today Shortcut widgets ( Please check them out /u/HumbleEngineer and /u/Alissad77 )

Trackendar - Calendar Tracker

Basically this is a calendar but instead of scheduling you use it for keeping track of your activities. Take a look at the <em>very</em> short video here or in our site.

• You can track habits, like eating healty, and see them in a Seinfeld calendar fashion.
• Track values, like your weight or how much you expend on something, and see the average and the rest of the values easily.
• Track occurrences, and see how frequently you do certain things, like taking ibuprofen, eating takeout, etc.

This week's update:

• Calendar layout now displays the current day more prominently
• Event creation is a little more guided and modular, so I can add new stuff in the future
• Lots of small fixes

Trackendar - Calendar Tracker

Basically a calendar for keeping track of what already happened instead of what is going to. Take a look at the <strong>short video here</strong> or <strong>on our site</strong>.

New this week:

• More icons
• Setting to change the start of the week
• Day detail cards usability enhancements
• Other small layout fixes

Trackendar - Calendar Tracker

Basically a calendar for keeping track of what already happened instead of what is going to. Take a look at the <em>NEW</em> video here or on our site.

New this week (biggest update yet):

• Reminder functionality
• More guidance for new users on the first run (also when there are no events)
• Layout improvements and other fixes

edit: why the downvotes? something wrong with the post?

Trackendar - Calendar Tracker

Basically a calendar for keeping track of what already happened instead of what is going to. Take a look at the video here or on our site.

New this week:

• App is more responsive: thanks to a reworked month view start and navigation is faster. [v1.3]
• Now we show the next reminders on the month and day view, from the day view you can log it or dismiss it. [v1.4]

Could this be what you need?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sickmartian.calendartracker

If how you're doing it works for you, don't worry about combining it. I use four different habit-tracker-type things, but they're all different and used for different reasons:

• Calendar+pattern style trackers in my non-journal notebook, for tracking how often I did habits I want to do every day.
• Habitica, for motivating me to do those habits. ("Don't let your avatar take damage!" is often more motivating in the moment than "Don't leave a day blank.")
• Trackendar, for less-than-daily things I want to see laid out on a calendar
• Days Since for less-than-daily things where I care less about the big picture and more about the last time I did them (like laundry)

To fully answer the question, I've also got my journal (narrative-style about my life), the rest of my non-journal notebook (anything else I want to write down and keep; lots of lists), dream journal (in my sleep tracker), and log (where I write down what I did/accomplished each day).

Trackendar

You may try Trackender

Trackendar is perfect for this use case.

Trackendar - Calendar Tracker

Basically a calendar for keeping track of what already happened instead of what is going to. Take a look at the video here or on our site.

This past months we got to +5K downloads and got some great feedback, some of which we implemented and some of which is still in the works. I've opened /r/trackendar for suggestions, improvements and provide some guidance on the [FAQ](/r/trackendar/wiki/faq).

There are a ton of new features since list time I posted, but here is a highlight summary:

• You can now switch charts, select the range of data to display and some stats about it on the event overview screen. (This can be saved as a default setting as well)
• We took the plunge and added a permission, the in-app billing permission, offering a theme pack as the first 'add-on'.

Trackendar https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sickmartian.calendartracker

You can use Trackendar, which can track occurrences.

Check out Trackendar have used this for a couple of years and it's excellent.