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Joe’s Logbook

Ian Smith (or Joe) has created a new online journal product called Joe’s Logbook.

The tool lets users edit multiple journals in a single “grid” like interface. This makes it easy to create a food journal, a dream journal, and a personal journal and then update them all at the same time.

$Joe\'s Logbook$

Posted by Dion Almaer at 8:46 am

3.7 rating from 10 votes

4 Comments »

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Clicking the right button to edit, pops the default browser menu, on Firefox…
Comment by Andrea — October 4, 2006: Nice! Joe’s Goals was a great app as-is, this is a perfect complimentary feature. I wish the edits were inline instead of mini-popups, but it seems usable enough so far.
Comment by Michael — October 4, 2006: [...] We got a nice mention on both Ajaxian and Lifehacker. [...]
Pingback by Joe’s Blog » Blog Archive : In the news: Screencast for Logbook, Reviews, and more » In the news: Screencast for Logbook, Reviews, and more — October 11, 2006