Poopendar: Poop Tracker app analytics for November 2

Poopendar is a lightweight personal poop log. Tap Start Pooping to run the timer, swipe to finish, and add the details in a few taps. LOG IN SECONDS • One-tap timer, shown live on the Dynamic Island and Lock Screen; swipe right to save, left to discard • Shape (Bristol scale), color, amount, feeling, odor, bloating, sticks to bowl, blood, aids and place, each with its own illustration, picked with a tap. Anything you skip stays "not logged" • Forgot to log? Add an entry any time, or long-press to edit or delete one LOOK BACK AT A GLANCE • Calendar: scroll through your months, with a sticker for every day. Tap a day to see its entries in a half-sheet or add a missed one, and look out for the golden poop on every 10th of the month • Map: see where each one happened, and replay your Recent footprints in time order • Insights: Last 7 days / Last 30 days / Last 6 months / This year / All time, a summary up top, a heatmap, and 10 cards (frequency, time of day, color, shape, amount, feeling, smell, symptoms, duration and interval) compared with the previous period • Worth noting: blood, watery stool, hard-to-pass and other flags are listed on their own; tap any entry for its details • Export a summary whenever you need it A LITTLE FUN • Home-screen stickers roll around as you tilt your phone (you can switch this on or off in More) • The home illustration changes with today's count and how long it's been • Poop Facts: plain-language notes on shape, color and interval, with sources YOUR DATA, YOUR CALL • Stored on your device; with iCloud sync on, synced through your own private iCloud database • Import, export and clear entries by hand • Location, Apple Health and motion access are all optional, and Poopendar works without them; Apple Health can be switched on and off right in More • No third-party ads or analytics SDKs, and your data is never sold IMPORTANT Poopendar is for personal logging and organizing your own information. It does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment advice. If you have ongoing discomfort or anything unusual, please talk to a medical professional.