# Log

> Log is an iPhone app for tracking anything in one tap, in your own unit, and looking back at it. No streaks, no scores, no account. It's in development and coming to the App Store; the website is getlog.app.

Log is for people who keep track of several things (water, coffee, sleep, mood, runs, reading, spending) and want them in one place without setting up a system.

## How it works

- Each thing you track is a log, shown as a card on Home. Logging is one tap on the card, in the log's own unit: "3 bottles", "1 hr, 30 min", "$12.50".
- Kinds of log: an amount (a set amount per tap, or typed each time, with money shown as money), a check-off, a duration (with a stopwatch), text (typed or spoken), a rating on your own scale, a date counted to or from, and a photo.
- Days are pages: swipe back to an earlier day to see it or log on it. Any entry can be edited or backdated.
- Looking back is the reward: a month at a glance and each log's history, in its own units.
- It never judges: no targets, streaks, "missed" days or red and green. A day you didn't log is blank, not zero.
- Logs can be shared as a link or QR code. Only how the logs are set up travels, never anything logged. The person who opens it sees the logs and chooses whether to add them.

## Privacy

- Works offline with no account. Logs stay on the iPhone, and sync only through the person's own iCloud.
- No ads, analytics or tracking, in the app or on getlog.app.
- Suggestions, voice transcription and insights are worked out on the iPhone.

## Price

The app will be free. A paid tier, Log Pro, is planned after launch for extra depth (more ways to look back, reading Apple Health and Calendar); it never takes away anything free.

## Pages

- [Home](https://getlog.app/): what Log is
- [Privacy](https://getlog.app/privacy/): what Log keeps and when anything leaves the iPhone
- [Support](https://getlog.app/support/): help and contact (hello@getlog.app)