Stool Diary
Your own bowel movements, kept as shape and colour only
This is a log for an adult keeping track of their own bowel movements. Tap the shape and colour of what you saw today, then look at two weeks of it as a chart. If you choose a photo it is read inside your browser and only suggests what it looks like, while you decide what to record. Neither the photo nor the record reaches our server.
Log today
Pick one of the seven Bristol shapes, pick a colour, and one line is kept. The photo step is there only if you want help.
Go to the logSee two weeks
Counts per day and per shape, drawn as bars. If something worries you, show this screen to a clinician.
See the trendBristol stool form scale
What separates type 1 from type 7, and how far this scale can honestly be pushed.
See the scaleHow to keep a stool diary
How to pick a shape on the Bristol scale, keep a colour, read two weeks of it, and what this app deliberately does not do.
How to keep a stool diaryWhat this app does not do
It states no probability, makes no diagnosis, gives no risk score and names no disease. It records and counts, and that is all. If you are worried about your body, take this log to a clinician.
The photo and the log both stay on this device
A photo is read on a canvas inside your browser and dropped right there. It is never uploaded and never stored. To keep a log you must turn on a separate consent, and even then what stays in this browser is a date, a shape and a colour.