JoesLogbook.com - Easy and Concise Daily Journal

Whether you are a traveling nomad or a busy city dweller, life leaves little time at the end of the day to reflect on its accomplishments and troubles. We normally `go to bed with a head full of regrets and satisfaction yet the benefits from these daily experiences are forgotten quickly and personal progress becomes an obscure idea. JoesLogbook.com is a really cool way to journal your days without having to write paragraphs and indulge too much into personal feelings. With a simple single-page interface, users can track daily activities, accomplishments, failures and everything else through specific customizable logbooks. The calendar chart format makes your life seem much more organized that it probably is and makes it very easy to plan future events and goals. Examples of logbooks include food diary, water consumption, exercise, TV watching, dreams, travel and mental health. Notes or posts in each area can be just a few words or reminders but can also be lengthier if desired. In addition to logbooks, users can also keep track of good and bad habits with Joe's Goals. These categories are also charted in a weekly calendar format and are tagged with happy faces or sad faces. This brings some humor and motivation to a personal problem. Your logbook and be updated anytime and does not require daily attention, creating the ideal journal for people of all lifestyles and personalities.

"Inspired somewhat by Benjamin Franklin's 13 Virtues, I built Joe's Goals to make it stupidly simple to create, track, and share your personal goals. It is a productivity application that is actually easy enough to use."

This is not a boring to-do list organizer. JoesLogbook.com is a sweet idea that gives people an easy way to journal their daily lives and organizes their thoughts. No one has time or patience to write in a journal and what we really need is just a way to keep up with our actions on the computer in an easy yet fun interface.

Are there plans to allow users to update from mobile devices?