With TraxItAll, the question is not, "What am I able to track," but "What do I want to track?"

Diabetics can use it as an electronic log sheet to track their blood sugar readings and any other health statistic that's important to them, such as their weight or cholesterol; exercise statistics such as how many steps they walk each day; and diet statistics, such as how many cups of coffee they drink. They can also set goals and see their results, which is a terrific motivator.

The heart of the system is its unique, patent-pending counting method. For each item the user wants to track, he or she selects one of three types of counting.
 

• INCREMENTAL COUNTING: How many times did something happen on a given day? For example, how many sales calls did I make? How many customers did we have? How many miles did I run? How many cigarettes did I smoke?
   
• YES/NO (BOOLEAN) COUNTING: Did a particular thing happen or not on a given day? For example, did I work out? Did our family have dinner together?
   
• AVERAGE COUNTING: What was the level of a particular thing on a given day? For example, what was my weight? Blood pressure? Blood sugar? A stock price or currency value? When did I wake up or go to bed?