Record keeping

[aardogs]

I am terrible at keeping track of all our agility runs. But I know I need to start, otherwise I know I'll lose track of everything. How does everyone else keep track of agility trials and results? I was thinking about just doing in on an LJ entry that only I can see. I feel like that might work since LJ is the only thing I have consistently updated for a long period of time in my life.

Comments

[cedarfield.livejournal.com]

I like using Google docs to make a spreadsheet. Very handy for seeing trends and shifts (oops, my QC training is showing).

[hycaliber.livejournal.com]

why agility iLog of course! :)

[springforth.livejournal.com]

*lurker*

I have been using Agility Record Book for years and I really like it. Lately, though, I find myself wanting a pen-and-paper copy so I plan to buy one of those record books CR sells. If I had any Apple products beyond my ancient iPod I would probably use Katie's iLog program though :)

[wickydoodle.livejournal.com]

I just use the notes function on my iphone. I used to have a database I made when I was trying to keep track of multiple venues, but I lost that and no longer do many venues, so just a simple note page works for me. I guess it depends on what info you want to keep track of - if it's a lot you might want to pay for something, if not, simpler is better. :-)