For Android · Free to use
Energy, mood, sleep — anything you actually want to pay attention to. Multiple metrics, tags, and notes on every entry. The chart shows it all together. Calm, private, yours to keep.
Multiple metrics, tags, notes — all on one entry, all on one chart. That's the whole app.
Multiple metrics on a 1–10 scale, tags across categories, free-form notes — all on one entry. Pick what you actually want to pay attention to; the chart shows it all together.
No streaks. No daily nags. No "you're falling behind" pressure. The app records what you put into it, shows it back to you, and otherwise does nothing.
No cloud, no account, no analytics. Free to use; one-time payment to customize. No subscription, no upsells, no ads.
Piptracker comes with a complete starter setup — track your energy, mood, and what you got up to, right out of the box. When you want to track something else, or rearrange things to fit how you think, a one-time payment unlocks the rest.
Yes. Your entries live in a database on your phone. There's no cloud, no account, no sync to our servers. We don't collect analytics about what you log, and we don't have a way to look at it. The app needs no network access for the core experience.
You can export your data to CSV or JSON at any time from the Data tab. We recommend doing this before uninstalling. Once the app is uninstalled, Android deletes its local database; without an export, the data is gone.
It's currently Android-only. An iOS version is a possibility down the road, but not a near-term promise. If you'd like to be told when it lands, the best path is to keep an eye on this page.
Cloud sync means a server somewhere holding a copy of your data. That's the thing piptracker is built to avoid. A future version may add encrypted device-to-device sync (where the sync file stays under your control), but it won't add a server-hosted account system.
The free app comes with a complete starter setup — two metrics (energy, mood), one category (activity), reminders, charts, export, everything. You can use it that way indefinitely. The one-time payment unlocks the Customize tab so you can add your own metrics and categories, change colors, reorder things, and generally shape the app to fit how you think.
Four dollars and ninety-nine cents (or the local equivalent), paid once. No subscription, no recurring charge.
A pip is a small dot — the kind on dice, or the markers on a slider. The app uses a 1-to-10 pip track to log a value with one tap. The icon is two pips: a big one and a small one, sitting quietly together. It's not a metaphor for anything in particular; it just felt right.
