TracksLife is a life organization application that lets you create “Tracks” to help you manage various aspects of your life. A “Track” is just TracksLife’s jargon for a to-do list.
A Track consists of various entries, say “Auto expenditures”. In turn, each entry is further described by columns, such as “Oil changes” “Fuel”, etc. To create a track, first sign up for Trackslife, login, and click on “New Track”. You’ll be able to select up to nine values that you wish to record. You can add and edit your entries using the “Track Settings” button, which also lets you create and delete columns. When you’re done, you can choose to make your track public or keep it private. If you make it public, others will only be able to view your track, not edit it.. You also have the option of exporting your Track to XML, and signing up for your Track’s own RSS feed which will remind you to update your Track’s entries if you haven’t in a while. The first two tracks you create are free, but after that you’ll need to a pay a monthly fee.
TracksLife.com In Their Own Words
“Do you have a hard time remembering to keep track of the progress in your diet, your budget, your exercise program — whatever? Me too! That’s why there’s TracksLife”.
Why TracksLife.com It Might Be A Killer
TracksLife seems a little more refined to me than other similar sites; it’s more professional and offers more options. The RSS feed is a good way of reminding yourself to keep up with your entries, and the export function is pretty handy as well.
Some Questions About TracksLife.com
Most other organizational tools don’t charge users to create multiple lists, so will TracksLife be able to draw users away from other similar applications? It’s unclear whether the limited extra perks of this app are worth a monthly fee. 
