My Logger
What is this app?
My Logger is an Android app that lets you quickly and conveniently record (log) and track events from your life in an organized way. When was the last time x happened? 🤔 How often does it occur? How many times did it happen in the past month? Is it happening more often, or less often? Or maybe it’s about time it happened again? With My Logger, you’ll always have the answers at hand! 💪
What to log?
In this app, you can track any events and activities. I know that’s a pretty broad description, so don’t worry if nothing comes to mind! To get some inspiration ✨, you can check out this article, where I suggested several categories with concrete examples 😊.
The only limit is your imagination 🌌 and curiosity 🧐.
Core features
- unlimited number of loggers (events or activities you track)
- unlimited number of logs (entries in each logger)
- searching loggers (useful once you have quite a few 😉)
- pinning (starring ⭐) loggers
- archiving loggers
- statistics (currently numerical, with trend indicators ⬆️⬇️)
- flexible reminder system that tells you when it’s time ⏳ for another log
- data export to file, including the option of automatic daily backup e.g. to Google Drive
Try it now!
The app is now publicly available in the Google Play Store 🎉. Currently, all features are completely free 😊.
Want to know more?
Maybe I’ve already overwhelmed you with information, but if not, check out these articles!
- Benefits of logging
- [planned] real-life examples of my own loggers
- [planned] tips on how to use the app to its full potential
Data and privacy
Currently, all data you enter into the app is stored on your phone. I do not have access to this data and I do not collect any of your information without your consent. You can check the privacy policy here.
If you want to secure your data in case of phone loss, in the settings you can enable automatic backup or manually export your data to a CSV file. You can then import it into the app on a new device.
System requirements
The app runs on all versions of Android from 8.0 Oreo and up. So if your phone is less than 8 years old, it should work just fine 🙂.
last updated: 10.12.2025