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Poop patterns are vital. If you track heart rate and sleep, why not track poop?

Changes in bowel habits are important health signals!! Poop reflects your well-being!

Poop patterns are vital to understand our overall health and digestion. Tracking regularity and keeping a log can help us identify potential changes or disruptions in our digestion and circulation. By understanding these changes, we can make lifestyle changes to prevent any further health concerns. In addition, keeping a log is a useful tool for our healthcare professionals and can provide valuable insights into our wellbeing.

If you already use health or habit trackers for health reasons, why not pay more attention to your bowel movement? Stop cancer, start tracking!

Plop is an effective poop tracker that monitors how frequently you experience constipation, diarrhea, IBS, IBD, hemorrhoid or other gut-related discomfort as well as providing indications of severe symptoms and causes. It also offers useful suggestions and is a great tool to share data with your physician.

Plop Features:

- Analyze Bowel Movement After Every Logging

- Provide Personalized Suggestions

- Create and Edit Factors As You See Fit

- Add photos

- Powerful, Scrollable & Zoomable Charts

- Filter By Shape and Factors

- Unlimited History Browsing in Diary & Calendar

- Built-In Breathing Exercises

- Backup/Restore to Cloud

- Export PDF data file

Taking care of your intestinal health is taking care of your overall health.

Keep a log of your logs for your health!

Disclaimer:

Plop is not intended to self-diagnose, self-treat, self-alleviate or to exclusively compensate for any disease or disability. If you have any concern, please consult with your doctor, or other qualified healthcare professional before using this App. However, you are welcome to use this app, for self-tracking, or as a reference to support your visit to a doctor or other qualified healthcare professional. This App (Plop) has not been certified as a medical device by the FDA (USA). Use this App at your own risk. The creators don't take any responsibility for direct or indirect damage that could result from its use.