The 100-page time log and goal setting journal is an update of the company’s previously released Project Tracker log book.

Cleveland, OH -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/31/2014 -- Tracker Book LLC, a publisher of log books based in Cleveland, Ohio, has released Time Tracker 2-Year Productivity Log, a daily time log, goal setting tool, and productivity journal. The 100-page, 8.5" x 11" wire-o-bound book is an updated and enhanced version of its Project Tracker 2013-14 time log product, released in December 2012.

"We took the main features of the original Project Tracker time log, improved the graphics and layout, and added many additional features that even more effectively help individuals practice better time management, resourcefulness, and accomplishment," explains the book's designer and company owner, Mark Walters.

The book's title was renamed to Time Tracker 2-Year Productivity Log to better reflect its predominant use as a place to record productive time on a daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly basis. The book's primary format remains intact: a monthly calendar with a simple grid layout that allow users to record daily time for up to 8 projects or tasks, as well as the ability to tally weekly hours and set short-term goals. Yearly review pages again enable individuals to tally half-year and yearly totals for up to 8 projects or tasks and to graph hours to provide a better visualization of productive time.

The Goals and Accomplishments pages have been reformatted to allow greater customization by the individual. Blank headings provide for the listing of goals and accomplishments either by month or individually chosen category. The use of checkboxes now allows the user to indicate when key goals and accomplishments have been reached. Meanwhile, the Book Tracker pages feature greater customization, with the ability to record books read by user-defined categories or months in the blank headings.

Two brand-new features to Time Tracker include a Wish List section that allows for the recording of recommended books, music, or movies for later study, and a Website Logins section that offers an offline solution for the storage of website logins and passwords. The book now features a more artistically designed cover, more durable twin-loop wire-o binding, and more appealing headers and use of shading throughout its interior pages. The book also contains a simple but effective reproducible To Do checklist.

At a suggested retail price of $15, Time Tracker 2-Year Productivity Log is designed to appeal to artists, musicians, writers, students, and all hobbyists who desire to claim more productive time to devote to their endeavors and to ensure they put in their practice time so they can reach their highest level of achievement. The book can also be used professionally by lawyers or any professionals who needs to record billable task time.

"For a while, I wondered whether Tracker Books could compete with the growing popularity of digital apps and other computer-based programs," explains Walters. "What became clear, though, is that Tracker Books provide an effective offline solution that returns a vital sense of control to the user. All too often, we rely on digital apps or computers to take over the adding and configuring, which is convenient but also threatens to take away this important sense of control that is a core component to motivation and drive."

To better reflect the company's unique role of offering interactive, application-like products in a traditional book, Tracker Book has added an additional slogan to its website: "The App That's a Book!" The publisher's original slogan, still featured on its website, is "Log Books for Success."

With the rollout of Time Tracker, Tracker Book now has a product line of three log books. Its other offerings consist of Fitness Tracker 2-Year Exercise Log with Points and Money Tracker 2-Year Budget & Finance Log.

All Tracker Book products can be purchased from its standalone website, www.trackerbook.net, Amazon.com, and eBay.com. Customers who order multiple copies of titles in 2-, 5-, and 10-pack bundles qualify for reduced pricing when ordering direct from the Tracker Book website.

About Tracker Book LLC
Tracker Book LLC was founded in 2012, at the time known as Fitness Tracker Book and based in Denver, Colorado. The publisher changed its name to Tracker Book LLC in October 2013 and relocated its operations to Cleveland, Ohio, in June 2014.

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Formatted in a 10.5” x 7.5” size and totaling 100 pages, Money Tracker contains an array of financial tools and charts designed to help users better organize their entire financial accounts. The independent publisher of log books now has three product offerings.

Denver, CO -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/23/2014 -- Tracker Book, an independent publisher of log books based in Denver, Colorado, has added a third offering to its product line with the introduction of Money Tracker 2-Year Budget & Finance Log. Formatted in a 10.5" x 7.5" size and totaling 100 pages, Money Tracker contains an array of financial tools and charts designed to help users better organize their entire financial accounts, achieve a higher awareness of income versus expenses, and provide a greater sense of control of money management. Money Tracker is designed to be used either as a standalone money management tool or in conjunction with a computer-based application.

"With the popularity of people turning to electronic spreadsheets and digital applications to manage their finances, at first it didn't seem advantageous to put together a finance log book," explains Mark Walters, the book's designer and owner of Tracker Book. "What became clear, however, after reviewing my own financial situation, is that my finances were no better improved after using a digital application myself for more than two years."

"What I realized," continues Walters, "is that when we have the computer or digital application do all the adding and figuring for us, it also reduces our sense of control, not only in a more immediate sense of not doing the calculations ourselves but also in a deeper psychological sense, resulting in a disconnect with money. What I aimed to do is to make a finance and budget log book that would help return this important sense of control to the individual by making financial accounting more interactive and hands on with paper, pencil, and calculator."

Realizing that financial computations can quickly become complicated and arduous, Money Tracker embraces a simple, streamlined approach in an effort to make financial calculations and the recording of account balances as easy as possible. On the monthly budget tracker pages, users record daily expenses across four broad categories--food, entertainment, products and services, and transportation, with one additional customizable category. Individuals can pinpoint more exact spending within subcategories on the quarterly spending page. Charts have been carefully positioned on each page to make the recording of financial data simple and straightforward, while also providing a clear reading of figures across columns and rows.

Money Tracker's simple style carries over in its frequent reiteration of the basic financial tenet of reconciling income versus expenses. On the budget calculator page, users determine their amount to budget by listing all sources of income and then subtracting recurring expenses. On the finances page, individuals add all savings account balances and then subtract all debt account balances to display one's financial net worth prominently at the top of the page to make sure one is on the right financial path.

Because the reading and interpreting of financial data is just as important to successful money management as the recording of information, Money Tracker includes 10 pages of graphs, 6 of which are customizable, that allow users to plot account balances to better visualize financial performance over time. Money Tracker offers a complete snapshot of the appreciation or depreciation of account balances over the entire 2-year span when the book is laid open flat. To make sure that users get the most advantage from using the book, Money Tracker features detailed directions and 5 pages of finance and money management tips.

"Monitoring one's account balances and recording daily expenses is not always at the top of one's list of favorite activities," concedes Walters. "But ignoring finances is a prime reason one gets into financial trouble. I therefore aimed to make a budget and finance log book that is clear and simple to use, has appealing graphics, and is logically formatted so that people will enjoy using it on a daily basis and ultimately gain a greater awareness of finances that works to improve their financial condition."

With a suggested retail price of $16, Money Tracker is available direct from the publisher at www.trackerbook.net, Amazon, and eBay.

Rounding out Tracker Book's product line is Fitness Tracker 2-Year Exercise Log with Points, revised and reformatted in December 2013, and Project Tracker 2-Year Time Log & Goal Setter, introduced in December 2012 and slated for revision in fall 2014.

Tracker Book offers a bulk discount to wellness groups, schools, companies, and individuals when ordering 10-pack bundles of any of its log books, an offer that is available exclusively from its website.

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The second edition of Fitness Tracker features a more compact design, greater portability, and more personalized approach to exercise tracking, while retaining the simple 6-level points system and grid layout.

Denver, CO -- (ReleaseWire) -- 11/26/2013 -- Tracker Book, an independent publisher of log books founded in 2012 and based in Denver, Colorado, has released a new and reformatted edition of its signature product, Fitness Tracker 2-Year Exercise Log with Points. The most significant change to the book is a 33% reduction in size from 11" x 8.5" to 9.5" x 6.5". Despite the smaller size, the book has more features than the original first edition of the book, which was released in November 2012.

Explains Fitness Tracker's designer, Mark Walters: "While I was pleased with the first edition of Fitness Tracker, and still further pleased to know how much the book has helped many individuals stay more committed to a regular and consistent exercise program, at the same time I felt that I could improve the book and make it an even better product. It made sense to reformat the book into a smaller size, and what resulted is an exercise log that feels more personal and that offers greater portability." Despite all the new features, the book retains the first edition's simple 6-level points system and grid layout.

In addition to the more compact format, Fitness Tracker 2-Year Exercise Log with Points contains additional features to the first edition. Despite the smaller size on the page, the size of the grid boxes has increased to allow for easier and more enjoyable recording of daily exercise points. The book now allows users to calculate points weekly, in addition to at monthly and yearly intervals. There is now space to record monthly mileage for up to 3 activities per month, as well as more space to record a description of training sessions and special outings in the Trip Tracker.

Another significant feature to the new edition is the inclusion of 8 pages of Weightlifting Logs that allow users to track muscle strengthening exercises by date, amount, and repetitions. In addition to the review of exercise fundamentals that was contained in the first edition of Fitness Tracker, the second edition also features a review of the key dietary fundamentals to encourage not only more frequent exercise but more nutritional eating as well. The reformatted version also benefits from an improved wire-o binding that allows for a smoother turning of pages and sturdier construction.

The new version of Fitness Tracker 2-Year Exercise Log with Points, with suggested retail price of $15.95, is now available for sale on Amazon.com, eBay.com, and direct from the publisher at www.trackerbook.net. Persons involved with wellness communities, workplaces, schools, or organizations who wish to promote more frequent and consistent physical activity among larger groups of people can take advantage of Tracker Book's bulk pricing, which offers a discounted price on 10-book bundles, when ordered direct from the publisher.

"Today, it is very easy to spend lots of money on memberships to fitness facilities, exercise equipment, and fancier digital tracking apps, but Fitness Tracker remains an effective and affordable back-to-the-basics approach to consistent exercise," explains Walters. "At a cost of less than $8 a year to reap all the added mental and physical benefits that come from increased participation in exercise and physical activity, it really is a remarkable value."

Tracker Book is set to release a third product, Money Tracker 2-Year Budget & Finance Log, in mid-December 2013. This money management log book will allow users to record and monitor spending daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly across 4 general categories. In addition, individuals can record financial account balances each month to closely monitor income versus expenses. The book also features debt calculators, budget calculators, total spending charts, and space to make custom plot graphs of yearly financial data.

Tracker Book's third product offering is a time management and goal-setting tool, Project Tracker 2-Year Time Log & Goal Setter, which was released in December 2012.

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The company's new name signifies the diversification of its product line to include two additional log books, Project Tracker and Money Tracker, alongside its original and signature product, Fitness Tracker.

Denver, CO -- (ReleaseWire) -- 10/14/2013 -- Fitness Tracker Book, an independent publisher of log books founded in 2012 and based in Denver, Colorado, has changed its name to Tracker Book. The name change signifies the company's aim to diversify its product line beyond its original signature product, Fitness Tracker. The company has also changed its website domain to coincide with the company name change. The new website is http://www.trackerbook.net.

Explains company founder and owner Mark Walters: "The name Fitness Tracker Book served the company well for the first year, but now that we are working to diversify the product line, we decided to drop the 'Fitness' from the company name to simply 'Tracker Book.'"

The debut of Fitness Tracker 2013-14 Exercise Log in November 2012 was followed soon by the company's second product, Project Tracker 2013-14 Time Log & Goal Setter, a month later in December 2012. The company's diversifying product line continues with a third product offering, Money Tracker 2-Year Budget & Finance Log, slated for release in early December 2013. "Now that we will have three tracking books in our product line, the name 'Tracker Book' better encompasses our product line and identifies the company as a maker of various log books rather than simply by its signature product, Fitness Tracker," explains Walters.

In another important product development, the company is set to release an updated and reformatted version of Fitness Tracker in early November 2013. This new edition of Fitness Tracker features a smaller 9.5" x 6.5" size, 33% more compact than the first edition, and allows users to more closely track points weekly instead of simply monthly. "The smaller size of Fitness Tracker will offer a more personalized fitness tracking experience," says Walters. The product retains the simple 6-level fitness points system but offers larger boxes for tracking fitness, improved graphics, and additional text, including a review of dietary fundamentals.

Customers can order Tracker Book products directly from the company's website, which features SSL security certificate for safe transaction via PayPal. Additional features of the website include quarterly newsletter articles on health and fitness topics, Tracker Book product features, tips for consistent exercise, and (soon) productivity and money management. Visitors can also download free PDFs of planning documents, including equipment checklists, list of books read, and weightlifting logs.

Besides for sale on its own website, Tracker Book plans to distribute the new Fitness Tracker and Money Tracker books for sale online on Amazon.com. Because the books will be distributed from Amazon's fulfillment centers, they will qualify for free shipping.

In recognizing the need to promote health among larger groups of people, such as a group from work, wellness center, or school, Tracker Book offers bulk discounts on orders of 10 or more books. To facilitate the use by groups, all Tracker Book products can be personalized by writing in one's name on the back cover stripe.

The company has not released pricing information at this time for its two upcoming products, Fitness Tracker 2-Year Exercise Log with Points and Money Tracker 2-Year Budget & Finance Log.

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Each video is approximately 5 minutes in length and provides detailed product images and explanation of the key features of both Fitness Tracker 2-Year Exercise Log with Points and Project Tracker 2-Year Time Log and Goal Setter.

Denver, CO -- (ReleaseWire) -- 06/17/2013 -- Fitness Tracker Book, an independent publisher founded in 2012 and based in Denver, Colorado, has released two new promotional videos to better explain and market its two products, Fitness Tracker 2-Year Exercise Log With Points and Project Tracker 2-Year Time Log and Goal Setter. Each video is approximately 5 minutes in length and explains the key features of the books along with detailed product images. The videos can be viewed on the company's Fitness Tracker Book and Project Tracker Book webpages on its website as well as on YouTube. The videos feature company founder Mark Walters explaining the products and feature original music by Mark Walters and Dave Frick.

Fitness Tracker 2-Year Exercise Log With Points allows users a simple way to record daily exercise for up to 9 fitness activities per month. The book features a simple 6-level points system that allows individuals to keep track of daily exercise using numbers or symbols. Users can calculate points at the end of the month and chart point totals in the Year in Review. The book features an 11" x 8.5" landscape orientation that provides a monthly view of fitness activities. Fitness Tracker allows individuals to record weight, body mass index (BMI), and another health variable every 5 days and to list 6 fitness goals every month. Individuals who wish to record training sessions or special events like hikes or bike rides can record up to 80 events in the Trip Tracker. The book also allows users to chart yearly point totals by activity. Checklists in the back of the book are designed to help users plan for hiking, camping, or other outdoors activities. The 52-page, wire-o bound book features a 10-page introduction, directions, review of exercise fundamentals, and tips for using the book.

The company's other product offering is Project Tracker 2-Year Time Log & Goal Setter, which allows users to record daily time for up to 8 projects or hobbies using a built-in 2-year calendar. Project Tracker is designed for writers, musicians, or anyone who wishes to become more disciplined and productive with their hours and to ensure that they put in their practice time. Individuals can record daily time spent on activities, calculate hours each week and month, and chart monthly project hours to better visualize time management. The book allows users to record up to 12 short-term goals and record project accomplishments every month. Individuals can also list long-term goals and keep track of books read throughout the year. Project Tracker's 8.5" x 11" portrait orientation allows users to see a monthly snapshot of project time when the book is laid open flat. This 76-page, spiral-bound book features an 8-page introduction, directions, and tips for getting started and keeping to projects.

In a time when many people are turning to electronic devices and digital applications, Fitness Tracker Book still offers users the ability to record goals, activities, and accomplishments in writing. According to company founder Mark Walters: "The mere act of writing something down makes it more tangible and real. Recording fitness activities and project time in a book rather than a digital device ensures that we stay committed to our exercising and our important projects, which do not power down with our devices, but instead should always remain out in full view. Taking the time to add up hours and calculate points ourselves rather than a device provides a greater sense of ownership and responsibility for keeping on track with exercise and projects."

Both Fitness Tracker Book and Project Tracker Book cost $10.95 and can be ordered directly from the Fitness Tracker Book website, from Amazon.com, or from eBay.com. A bulk discount is offered to wellness programs, companies, or schools who order 10 or more books. All Fitness Tracker Book products are made in the United States of America.

Fitness Tracker Book is currently developing a third product, Money Tracker 2-Year Budget and Finance Log, that is due for release in winter 2013.

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