Track your poop easily and analyze trends for general gut health or managing IBS

Curious about what your bowel movements reveal about your health? Want to know how often you experience conditions like constipation, diarrhea, or bloody stool? Tracking your bowel movements is now simpler than ever with this toilet journal.

Track and analyze your bowel movements effortlessly with Poop Tracker. Print your stool analysis to easily share with your doctor.

Understand the significance of stool consistency, color, frequency, and urgency. Track and analyze these stats over time to identify potential issues like IBS or Crohn's disease.

Poop Tracker uses the Bristol Stool Scale to assess stool quality and allows you to monitor your bowel movement data across all toilet journal entries.

Poop Tracker Features:

- Quickly and easily log every bowel movement.

- Track stats like color, stool type (Bristol Stool Scale), photos, urgency, size, bloody stool, pain, and custom notes. These metrics can help identify bowel issues like diarrhea, constipation, IBS, colitis, or Crohn's disease.

- Log 'No Poop' days and leave custom notes when constipated.

- View and edit previous log entries with a comprehensive calendar view.

- Export or import a CSV file of your stool entries for data backup or sharing with your healthcare provider.

- Track medications (Premium).

- View detailed breakdowns and graphs of your stool stats over time, including bowel movement timings and daily history (Premium).

Why Track Your Bowel Movements?

Tracking your bathroom habits with a toilet log helps monitor stool health over time and uncover chronic issues like IBS, Crohn's disease, colitis, celiac disease, chronic diarrhea, or constipation by identifying patterns and irregularities.

If you have a chronic bowel condition, maintaining a bathroom log can monitor symptom severity and disease progression, making it easy to share data with your doctor.

About the Bristol Stool Scale:

The Bristol Stool Scale (BSF scale) is a medical tool that classifies human stool into seven categories. It's used in clinical and experimental settings and is known as the Meyers scale in the UK. Poop Tracker uses this scale to track stool type, as it is the most developed standard for categorizing feces.

Disclaimer:

The material provided in this app is not meant to replace or substitute the recommendations or advice of your physician or health care provider. The information contained in this app should not be used for diagnosing or treating a health problem or disease. If you believe you have a medical condition or problem contact your health care provider.