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Poop & IBS Tracker - Stool Log

Health & Fitness

Kok Keong

iPhone iPadFree
Store rating
5.0 ★
Store ratings
3
AVALW mentions
0
Price
Free
Platforms
2
Listed
Nov 15, 2026

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About Poop & IBS Tracker - Stool Log

Stool Log helps you track, understand, and improve your gut health, and turns it into a one-page report your doctor can read in a minute.

Feeling bloated, blocked up, or dealing with random stomach issues? Your bowel movements hold important clues. Stool Log turns an awkward topic into clear, private records you can share with your doctor. Made for people living with IBS, constipation, Crohn's or colitis, and for anyone looking after a child or parent.

MAIN FEATURES

Fast Logging
- Log a stool in a few taps with the date, time, and Bristol stool type
- Add pain, urgency, color, amount, blood, mucus, straining, or feeling incomplete, only when you want to
- Stool changed during one visit? Pick more than one type or color. It still counts as one stool
- Add your own details, like Burning, and hide the ones you never use
- Log symptoms, food, medicine, and water, even on days without a stool
- Tag foods and add notes or photos. Stool photos stay blurred and on your device

Medicines
- Set medicines to repeat on the days and times you take them
- Get a reminder for each dose and tap Taken, even from the notification

Trend Charts
- 7 and 30 day charts for stool types, frequency, pain, and urgency (90 days with Plus)
- See how often you go, how many stools were regular, and how many days had pain
- Possible links: see which foods show up more often on loose, hard, or symptom days
- Blood and pale, red, or black stools are marked, so you remember to mention them
- Search past days by food, symptom, medicine, or note

Doctor Reports
- A free one-page report for the last 14 days, with your questions at the top
- The full report for 14, 30, or 90 days adds medicines, symptoms, a calendar, and a daily diary (Plus)
- Export every entry as a CSV for your own records
- Share by email or AirDrop, or print it before your appointment

Gentle Reminders
- A daily check-in at a time you choose. Log, or mark a day you didn't go, right from the notification
- An extra nudge if you have not logged in 24 hours
- Discreet mode keeps the notification wording private

Always With You
- Widgets that log with one tap, without opening the app
- Lock Screen widgets, Control Center buttons, and Siri shortcuts
- Apple Watch quick log and complication
- Separate profiles for a child, a parent, or anyone you care for (one is free, more with Plus)

Privacy First
- Face ID lock
- Your logs stay on your device and sync only through your own private iCloud
- No ads. Usage statistics (Firebase Analytics) count which features are used, never what you log, and you can turn them off in Settings

STOOL LOG PLUS
The full doctor report, more than 3 daily goals, the toilet timer, 90-day charts and more than one extra profile need Stool Log Plus. Choose the monthly or yearly plan, or buy Lifetime once. Everything else, including logging, medicines, 7 and 30 day charts, the calendar, reminders, widgets, Apple Watch, one extra profile, CSV export and the 14-day report, works without it.

Payment is charged to your Apple Account when you confirm. Monthly and yearly plans renew automatically unless you turn them off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel them any time in your Apple Account settings.

Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Privacy Policy: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AXSYPks44mKv2mQOBSJhEP7AvtwAgEzKAS0fuboHCUQ/edit?usp=sharing

Stool Log is a diary, not a diagnosis. Share your report with a doctor for medical advice.

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