LogHog
A personal dashboard for everything you need to save, all in one place.
Free accounts have nine modules, backed up and synced across every device.
Ask AI in every module, and three more modules.
Log by typing in plain English, pull records straight out of a photo, and ask questions across everything you have tracked. Premium also adds Places, your restaurants, pubs and sights on a map; Watchlist, with where each title is streaming; Reading List; and File backups, so the tickets you attach to a booking and the photos you keep of a place are backed up to the cloud and open on every device.
This deletes your LogHog account and everything in it, from LogHog and from this device. It cannot be undone.
Your LogHog Premium subscription is cancelled straight away, so you will not be charged again.
Your Premium subscription is through the App Store, so deleting your account does not cancel it. Cancel it with Apple first, or you will still be charged.
Other devices signed in to it are signed out. A phone keeps anything already saved on it until you use Clear all data on this device there.
Everything in it has been removed, including the copy on this device.
Hi 👋 I’m Louis.
I used to keep track of things in about ten different apps. That meant navigating ten different interfaces, scrolling past hundreds of features I didn’t care about, and wishing certain features existed that didn’t.
I made LogHog so I could log my data in one app, with one interface, and features I actually use. I wanted to be able to create lists and trackers around whatever I’m focused on, so most modules start blank and let you decide what to log. I know not everyone will want the exact same things as me, so I’ve done what I can to let you hide the features and modules you don’t want.
I’ll be delighted if other people actually use the app. I’d love to hear from you if you do, via the email in the Contact section. And if you want anything added, let me know and I’ll do my best to oblige! 🦔
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