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Writing about gut health, IBS, constipation or caring for a child? Here's what you need about Stool Log. Write to us for anything else.

In one sentence

Stool Log is a private bowel movement diary for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch that turns a tap after each stool into a clear report for your doctor.

In a paragraph

Stool Log helps people keep track of their bowel movements by Bristol stool type, along with symptoms, food, drinks and medicines. One-tap widgets and an Apple Watch app make logging take seconds. After a couple of weeks, a free one-page report shows a doctor how often, how hard and since when, and Possible links shows which foods came before bad days. There's no account: the diary stays on the person's devices and in their own private iCloud. Stool Log was made by parents whose son has eczema and constipation. It's free, with an optional Plus purchase for a fuller report.

Stool Log at a glance

What it is: A private bowel movement diary (poop tracker) for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch.
Logs: Stools by Bristol type (1 to 7) with colour, pain, urgency and notes; symptoms, food, drinks, medicines, periods, and days you didn't go.
For your doctor: A free PDF report of your last 14 days, to print or share. A CSV file of every log.
Price: Free to download and use. Stool Log Plus, an optional subscription or one-time purchase, adds the full doctor report, more daily goals and unlimited toilet timers. Logging always stays free.
Privacy: No account or sign-up. The diary stays on your devices and in your own private iCloud.
Devices: iPhone and iPad with iOS 17.6 or later, Apple Watch with watchOS 10 or later. Widgets, Lock Screen, Siri and Shortcuts.
Languages: English and 47 more languages.
Not a medical device: Stool Log is a diary. It doesn't diagnose or treat anything.

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Contact

Email kokk97799@gmail.com. We're glad to answer questions, arrange a code for Stool Log Plus for review, or share how families use the app.