Log Book
Log every time you read, watch, play, or visit something—track progress through books, games, and series, and relive it all in your Journal.
✦ Highlights & Capabilities
- A Log Book on every saved item
- Progress tracking for books, audiobooks, games, and TV/anime series
- Dated logs with time, location, medium, companions, and notes
- Repeat cycles for re-reads, rewatches, and replays
- Journal and Yearbook views of everything you've logged
# Log Book
Every saved item has a Log Book: a history of each time you engaged with it. For books, games, and series it also tracks your progress.
# Opening a Log Book
- Open an item's Log Book from its menu.
- Or use Add → Log Entry (on mobile, Search & Log) to find an item and log it.
# What You Can Track
How you log depends on the item's type:
| Type | Track by |
|---|---|
| Book, Audiobook | Chapters, pages, or duration |
| Video Game and other games | Levels, achievements, or missions |
| TV Series, Anime TV Series, Animated TV Series | Episodes, organized by season |
| Everything else (movies, places, …) | Dated logs |
# Dated Logs
A dated log records one occasion, in this order:
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
| Time | When it happened |
| Location | Where |
| Medium | How (for example, cinema or streaming) |
| With | Who you were with |
| Note | Your thoughts |
# Progress Tracking
For books, games, and series, start a cycle (a reading, playthrough, or watch):
- Sessions: log each sitting separately. Their amounts add up, and time spent is tracked on its own.
- Direct progress: just enter where you are now (for example, page 120).
- Chapters / Episodes: tick off individual chapters, or episodes season by season.
- Goal: optionally set a total, such as 300 pages or 10 levels. Without a goal, progress shows Goal not set.
Reaching the goal shows Goal reached, but doesn't finish the cycle for you. Choose Complete when you're done; Reopen log undoes it. To read, watch, or play again, start a New cycle. Each cycle keeps its own progress and history.
# Journal and Yearbook
Everything you log comes together in the Journal:
- Daily and Monthly views show the items you engaged with, with their covers and your personal notes in date order.
- A calendar heatmap shows how active each day was.
- The Yearbook looks back over a whole year.
Your own notes are kept exactly as written. Progress numbers stay on the item's Log Book and aren't mixed into the Journal text.