Bloop: Poop Tracker & IBS Log

• One button saves the time. Details are optional: Bristol type (pick up to two), nine colours, amount, time on the loo, and flags such as blood, pain or straining.
• Add the Home Screen widget: one tap opens Bloop and logs.
• Add an earlier entry, edit or delete any of them, and mark days with nothing so your record stays honest.

KNOW WHAT'S USUAL FOR YOU

• Today shows the time since your last movement next to your usual gap, worked out from your own logs.
• An optional, discreet heads-up if it's been longer than usual. Notifications never mention bowel movements.

YOUR DAY, NEXT TO YOUR LOG

• A 10-second daily check-in: water, meals and food, sleep, activity, stress, medicines and, if you choose, your period. Note only what you want.
• Each day at a glance: its logs and its check-in, side by side, with arrows to step from day to day.

HISTORY

• A calendar of every day, your recent logs, days logged, your best streak and your most common type.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

• No account and no ads. Your log never leaves your phone.
• Anonymous usage stats and crash reports help fix bugs. They never include what you log, and you can turn them off in Settings.
• Save a backup file, move it to a new phone, or export a CSV, all free.

MEET MILO

• Milo, your gut buddy, walks you through the basics: what's normal, the Bristol scale, and what affects your gut. He also has opinions about your logging.

BLOOP PLUS: ONE PAYMENT, NOT A SUBSCRIPTION

• Insights: is it changing? Your gaps between movements, Bristol types week by week, the time of day you usually go, and what your food, water, sleep and stress line up with, from 14 days to all time.
• A doctor report: a clean PDF of your gaps, types, flags, daily check-ins and every entry, for any date range.
• Quick log: log from the Lock Screen, Control Center, the Action Button or Siri.
• Pay once and it's yours, shared with your family through Family Sharing. Logging, history and check-ins stay free, forever.

Useful for IBS, IBD, constipation, a new medicine, or simply knowing what's normal for you. Bloop isn't a medical device and doesn't give medical advice. Talk to your doctor about changes in your bowel habits.