Say “Lunch with Sam, 12 dollars” and it becomes a row in your own sheet, every column filled in. Two taps. No forms.
Voice notes pile up. LogBreeze turns each sentence into a real row with real columns, so you can total it, sort it, chart it and share it.
It works out which sheet you meant, fills the columns it heard — “yesterday” becomes a date, “12 dollars” an amount — and saves. Wrong? One tap undoes it.
Left out something required, like the project? The entry opens with that one field marked and your cursor already in it.
Money sheets show what’s left this month in each category. Every other sheet shows your week: entries, totals, active days.
Share one Google Sheet with LogBreeze and every new row appears there too. Edits and deletes follow.
No sheet to choose, no fields to tab through. The mic sits in the same spot under your thumb every time.
No screen in between. Your words appear as you speak.
Amounts, dates, names and categories go where they belong in the sheet you meant.
The row is on your phone, and on its way to Google if you connected it. Something off? Tap Undo.
Track time per project without a timer.
Your iPhone turns speech into text, so recordings never reach our servers. Only the words are sent to fill in your columns, and we don’t keep them. Your entries live on your phone; Google Sheets is there only if you connect it.
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