Little Black Book For iPhone Helps You Rank Dates

For better or for worse, there is officially an iPhone application for everything. Now, iPhone and iPod Touch users can download an app that replicates the function of a little black book.

DateMate by MEDL Mobile appears innocent enough on the surface. The app strives to simplify and untangle the complicated and ambiguous world of dating by generating reports that indicate which dates were the most successful. DateMate also takes into account the quality of the dates and how intimate each date ended up being.

As far as organization goes, DateMate is, as promised, user-friendly and straightforward. Users can arrange their dates and sexual partners in a list or a calendar. Following each date, all a user has to do is access the scheduled date and rate the outcome with the option of jotting down notes and adding further details and tags. 4 iPhone Apps That Could Save Your Relationship

When each date is ranked, the app will automatically create a report of the user's dating patterns, including the overall success rate of dates and sex. Every entry receives a detailed profile, and users can even contact past dates directly from the app via email, text or phone.

The most amusing part of the app, however, are the charts recording one's progress both on dates and in bed. Users can adjust charts to show different time intervals, everything from 1-month to 2-years, and create tables to rate individuals' performances–at the dinner table and in the sack. 5 Ways The iPhone 4 Will Change Your Relationship

Those who are paranoid about having such sensitive information accessed on their iPhone have nothing to fear. DateMate provides more security measures than the traditional little black book with a fail-safe login feature, enabling users to freely "keep track, keep score and take control" of their romantic lives.

Tell us: Would you feel comfortable keeping track of your dates and sexual conquests on your iPhone?