Bowel movements
Record stool type on the Bristol scale, color, and any blood or mucus you notice.
Your bowel diary and water tracker
Log bowel movements, urine color, water intake, and foods that may upset your digestion. Start without an account and review your records over time.
Free to start · No account required · Health records stored on your device
The app
01 / Daily check-in
Record stool type on the Bristol scale, color, and any blood or mucus you notice.
Log color on a scale of 1 to 8, along with unusual colors or persistent foam.
Record cups or milliliters and follow your progress toward your daily goal.
Note foods that may upset your digestion and look back at them alongside your other records.
02 / Made for your routine
No account needed. Keep your health records on your device and look back at patterns over time.
Your health records are stored locally by default. No account is required. You choose whether to export or share them.
Simple entries make it easy to keep up with your routine.
Look back at your week with charts that bring your records together.
Turn on a daily reminder. Notifications appear on your device without showing health details.
03 / See the connections
It can be hard to remember how you felt a few days ago. Keeping bowel habits, water intake, and food notes together gives you a record to look back on.
A short daily entry lets you look back at ordinary days too. You can compare your records without relying on memory alone.
Keep food and water notes alongside your bowel and urine records. Seeing them together can help you notice what changes around the same time, without assuming one caused the other.
If you discuss a concern with a healthcare professional, your notes can help you describe when you noticed a change. A record adds context; it does not give you a diagnosis.
04 / Worth a read
Clear, source-backed articles on gut health, hydration, and digestion.

A plain guide to the Bristol Stool Chart, the 7 stool types, and what stool shape and color can tell you about your digestive health.

A clear urine color chart explaining what pale yellow, dark amber, clear, red, or foamy pee can tell you about your hydration and health.

How much water you really need each day, why the 8-glasses rule is only rough, and a simple way to gauge your own hydration using urine color and thirst.
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