Apps by Christopher LoSacco
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Diddit: Shareable Logbook

Christopher LoSacco

Free download 5.00 · 1 storefront · 4 ratings In-app purchases unconfirmed
Open on Apple

About this app

Keep track of the things that don't belong on a to-do list, and do it with others. Diddit allows you to create trackers, shared groups, and historical timelines for the things that recur in life. It's great for household tasks, caring for kids or pets, hobbies, and anything that requires a shared record. Your data is stored in your existing iCloud account -- there's no separate sign-up and no other server involved. There's also no third-party tracking, no analytics, and no metrics gathering. Start using Diddit immediately with no setup. It feels just like a built-in app. If you're comfortable with Reminders, you'll be right at home in Diddit. - Create groups to hold private or shared trackers - Add trackers for anything you want to keep track of - Use one-tap logging to easily add an entry to any trackers - Include a note if you need to refer back to it - View the historical timeline of each tracker, including the time elapsed between each entry Diddit is made in New York City by an independent developer. -- Terms of Use https://didditapp.com/terms

Latest release

What’s New

Version 1.1 Aug 15, 2026

Several new features and fixes in this release to make things easier in Diddit! Newly supported: - Add a group or tracker with the + button without going into edit mode first - Drag groups to reorder them into your preferred order - Alphabetical sorting now ignores emoji - Shared groups with one more than participant list them more compactly And a few fixes: - Logging entries just before or just after midnight no longer leads to incorrect time displays - Stray double taps on the log button are ignored - Entries logged in a shared group right after opening the app don’t lose your name - Orphaned entries are not locked and can be deleted

Audience growth

Ratings growth

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US rating-count history
4 ratings
4 Sep 4, 2026 · 4 ratings Sep 4, 2026

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Price tracking

Price intelligence

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Current Free
Historical low Free
Paid → free
Price history
Current Free
Free Sep 4, 2026 · Free Sep 4, 2026

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  1. First observed Sep 4, 2026 · 5:19 AM Free

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