What Reef Log website would you recommend if not running a controller

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I just bought a ProfiLux4 controller and it's going to be a month or so since I still need to order few more things from GHL. So in the meantime, I need to log in my date after my weekly testing and water changes. Whats the best and the most inexpensive software that a MAC can run?

So far I came across these Logging Reef info:
AquaLog:
Aqua Planner
aquaPlanner Plus


 
I have looked into these sort of systems in the past but I always come back to my Excel sheet. It's the cheapest and easiest system for logging my parameters
 
Aquarimate .. Love this app .. Well worth the 10 dollars for iT !!
 
Notebook, marble composition, $1.00
Pens 10 pk. $4.99
 
I had purchased an AquaticLog membership about six months ago but have never got around to using it because I've just kept hand written notes (composition like the user above). A few weeks ago I started populating data into AquaticLog and I've been pretty happy with it; I've set up some reminders for things like carbon and T5 replacements intervals and seeing the tank parameters plotted out was actually quite handy. I've actually stopped writing in the composition book and have been using AquaticLog exclusively for about two weeks now. You can also connect it to your controller.
 
I too use Aquarimate, and I love it. Definitely worth the $10. But if you only need it for a month or so, I would just manually log the info. Whether it be on your phone, or in a notebook
 
I agree on Aquarimate . If you don't have a controller that allows you to track your levels, this is a close second to that.
 

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