Have you ever wondered something like these:

• When was the last time I had McDonald´s?
• How many days ago did I charge my mobile phone? I feel like it was not long ago, but why do I have to charge it again now?
• When was the last time I went to the beach?
• How many times a month do I buy my kid´s milk?

If you have, then you can use J-Tracker to track your activities. J-Tracker records all the activities you want to track by date. It then shows the records you have entered in a year-view calendar to make it very easy for you to review.

Features:

• Track any of your activities.
• Unlimited category with sub-categories.
• Add a description for each of your activities you record.
• When you add a record, the date will be shown in color of your choice, to make it very easy to be seen. You can select up to 20 colors. The default color is yellow.
• Very easy to use.
• Full of shortcuts to make you work faster using keyboard.
• When you add a description, the date will be shown in bold.
• To add a record, just select the date you want to add then click ´Add an Occurence´. The same goes to deleting a record and editing a record´s description.
• Click on the date you want to edit / delete on the calendar, then the Date Picker (the little calendar on the bottom of the screen) will be adjusted automatically, so you don´t have to select the date you want to edit / delete from the Date Picker. It saves time and energy!

Requirements:

• Windows 98 SE and above.
• Microsoft Data Access Component. You should already have this if you´re using Windows XP.

For programmers, J-Tracker is using:

• Microsoft Access 2000 for the database back-end.
• Microsoft Visual Basic 6 for the programming language.

You can also modify J-Tracker as much as you like by downloading the source code.