A fast, friendly poop tracker. Log a bowel movement in a few one-handed taps, track the daily habits that actually move things along, and surface patterns clear enough to hand a doctor. Everything lives on your phone.
Gut health is real, useful data. The apps that track it are either clinical and joyless or cute and useless. This one stays honest about the science and still makes you smile.
One small app, four jobs. Log fast, capture the day around it, watch the patterns, and walk into an appointment with a clean record.
The app opens straight to the log with the date and time already set to now. Tap a Bristol type, tap save, done. Everything else is optional and one-handed, because of the obvious.
Water, fiber, movement, and sleep are what actually keep things regular, so the Today tab tracks them in the same few taps. Gut-brain stuff is real, so energy lives here too.
Enough logging and the trends appear on their own. The clinical signal stays accurate, the framing stays calm, and nothing here pretends to be a diagnosis.
The whole point of tracking is being able to share it. History is a clean, scrollable log you can edit anytime, and one tap turns the entire record into plain text for a clinician.
No account, no app store, no setup. Save it to your home screen and it opens full screen like a native app.
Date and time default to now. Tap the Bristol type that matches, adjust anything you want, and save. A few seconds, one hand.
On the Today tab, tap your water, movement, sleep, and fiber. It quietly saves itself as context for the patterns.
Insights surface trends and color flags over time. When you need to, copy the whole record as clean text for a doctor.
Honest about what it is. The Bristol scale, colors, and timing are kept clinically accurate so the data is genuinely useful. The funk level and poop thoughts are just for fun. It is a tracker, not a diagnosis, and it says so. If a flag keeps showing up, it points you to a real doctor.
The Daily Movement is a single HTML file you save to your home screen. Every entry is stored in the browser on that one device, with no account, no server, and no analytics.
The friendly poop mascot, the mood faces, and the habit icons were all sliced from a custom illustration set and embedded straight into the document, so it works offline and costs nothing to run. Because there is no server, there is nothing to breach and nothing to spam, which means the link is safe to share publicly and every person gets their own private log. A small app, built the way I think small apps should be built: useful first, charming second, and honest about exactly what it does with your data.
Open The Daily Movement, log one, and let the patterns find you. Your gut has been trying to tell you something.
Open The Daily Movement