# Vesica — Voiding Diary

> Digital voiding diary for tracking urinary habits and fluid intake. (iPhone/iPad app by Renalis Health, Inc..)

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/vesica/id1293606823 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`)
- Developer: [Renalis Health, Inc.](https://appshunter.io/developer/1705643672)
- Category: Medical, Health & Fitness
- Price: Free
- Rating: 4.53/5 from 489 App Store ratings · 31 written reviews indexed
- Age rating: 12+
- Requires: iOS 15.0 · 2 MB
- Languages: English
- Released: 2017-11-27
- Data updated: 2026-06-10
- Monetization: free
- User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/vesica/id1293606823/reviews.md

## What is Vesica?

Vesica is a mobile voiding diary. A voiding diary (also called a bladder diary) is a way to keep track of your voiding habits. Your doctor might ask you to keep one if you are having problems with incontinence or other urinary problems. Or, you may be interested in keeping track for yourself.

Whatever your reason for keeping a voiding diary, Vesica was designed to make it easy for you to use your phone to keep track of your voiding habits.

Track:
● When and how much you void
● Your fluid intake
● Any urgency you experience

Easy to use:
● No login account required
● Add a new entry easily from one screen
● Create a PDF summary of your diary to print or email in just two taps

Flexible:
● Include as much or as little information as you would like in each entry
● Add measured voids, unmeasured voids and leaks
● Entries can be edited to update information or fix mistakes

Secure:
● All your data is stored securely on your device and is encrypted when your device is locked

* Based on the paper voiding diary developed and verified by E. Bright et. al. and the ICIQ *

## Key features

- Track voiding times and volume
- Record fluid intake
- Log urgency and leaks
- No account login required
- Generate PDF summaries
- Edit existing entries
- Secure on-device data storage

## What do users think of Vesica?

Overall sentiment: positive

**Pros**

- 👍 Simple and intuitive user interface
- 🎯 Focused on core bladder tracking functionality
- 🔒 Discreet app name and design
- 📊 Includes urge-holding tracking for OAB management
- 🆓 Completely free with no equipment requirements
- 📱 Easy data entry and fast logging
- 🖨️ Printable summary reports for doctor visits
- 📝 Notes section for additional details
- ⚡ Lightweight and straightforward design

**Cons**

- 📄 Reports spread across many screens/pages
- ❌ No data visualization or graphs
- ❌ No automatic calculations or totals
- 🔄 Limited sorting and filtering options
- 📱 No Apple Watch or cross-device sync support
- 🐛 Data loss issues reported
- ❓ Unclear field definitions and terminology
- ⚠️ Includes empty fields in reports even without data entry

**Commonly reported bugs**

- Data not saving properly - entries disappear
- Unclear distinction between intake and voiding fields

**Most requested features**

- Graphs and charts showing trends over time
- Automatic calculation of totals and averages
- Time between voids calculations
- Daily/weekly fluid intake vs. output comparison
- Apple Health app integration
- Apple Watch compatibility
- Stress incontinence tracking (coughing, laughing, sneezing)
- Post void residual documentation field
- Catheter usage tracking options
- Daily drink goal and progress tracking
- Nighttime awakening counts
- Customizable urgency descriptions
- Measurement unit options (ounces and milliliters)
- Daily reminders to log entries
- iPad sync capability
- Leakage severity descriptions
- Clearer terminology (e.g., 'awake' instead of 'woke')

## Recent user reviews (10 of 31)

All indexed reviews: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/vesica/id1293606823/reviews.md

### 5/5 — Sleek, simple and it works!

*2023-12-14*

This app is the best one out there for adult or even kid incontinence issues and tracking symptoms! 
PROS:
* It’s not named some disclosing name like “my bed wetting app” or whatever, so nobody can just look at the logo and know what it is. 
* It’s very simple, doesn’t over complicate anything by adding unnecessary detail or information.
* You can choose from several ways of bladder retention, (e.g held it with urge, had urge didn’t go, etc”.
* There is a “noted” space so you can type in important information or details that you need to add.
Overall, this is a great app, developed by a student and I think they did a fantastic job! Thank you!

### 4/5 — Includes holding it

*2023-10-11*

This is one of the only bladder diary apps out of about 8 I looked at that includes having the urge and holding it. If you’ve got OAB and you’re working on Delayed Voiding, you need that! Entering data is easy and fast. The notes section is good, and allows you to go back in and add information. I wish the report came out more compact — it spreads out over a lot of screens (or pages if you print it),  which makes it hard to see how you’re doing.  One thing that makes that worse is that it includes any field you tapped on, even if you didn’t enter any data in that field. As others have mentioned, totals would be incredibly useful. This app is kind of bare bones. I use Notes to add time since last void. I use Measurement to add urine color.

### 4/5 — Upgrade

*2023-07-19*

I love the ease of using this app. I only wish you would add a flowchart or graph to it for ease of looking at the trends of urinary symptoms and fluid intake. Also would like to be able t link it to my health app on Apple.

### 2/5 — Does not keep records accurately- I documented this am and it did not save - gone tonight

*2022-12-21, version 1.2.2*

Wish it worked

### 5/5 — Great!

*2022-11-27, version 1.2.2*

Very simple app that does what it needs to.

### 5/5 — Better alternative than paper

*2022-11-14, version 1.2.2*

I was given a paper voiding diary by my doctor to use for 48 hours. Using paper seemed so dated, I figured there might be an app developed for it. Turns out there were several, however Vesica was the only one that wasn’t tied to equipment and was completely free. It made tracking SO much easier. My only request: add some flexibility to the summary so users can sort data. Thank you for this app!

### 5/5 — Great App!

*2022-11-13, version 1.2.2*

I’m grateful to have found this app. I downloaded all the other free ones and they are not as user friendly. This app is simplified and the fact that I can download and print the summary chart is fantastic!  My PFPT gave me guidelines on sheet paper to log but this is so much easier. I’ve been using it to track my bowels. Overall this is user friendly and simple app that does  exactly as I need. My PT and doctor thought it was great! Thank you!

### 3/5 — Is something missing?

*2022-07-27, version 1.2.2*

I guess I just feel like there are a few boxes that should be on this sheet. Don’t get me wrong, simple is good but more goes into my bathroom visits.

### 3/5 — Great way to track voids.

*2022-06-25, version 1.2.2*

It would be nice if added a section for post void residual.

### 5/5 — Hello

*2021-01-10, version 1.1.0*

I like this because REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

## Frequently asked questions about Vesica

### What is Vesica?

Vesica is a mobile application designed to function as a voiding diary. It helps users meticulously track their daily urinary habits, including when and how much they void, their fluid intake, and any instances of urgency or leaks.

### What are the key features of Vesica?

Key features include the ability to easily log voiding events, fluid intake, and urgency without requiring an account. Users can also create and export PDF summaries of their diary entries, edit past entries, and benefit from secure, on-device data storage.

### Is Vesica free to use?

Yes, Vesica is a free application. There are no costs associated with downloading or using its core features for tracking voiding habits and fluid intake.

### Who would benefit from using Vesica?

This app is beneficial for individuals who have been advised by their doctor to keep a voiding diary due to incontinence or other urinary issues. It's also useful for anyone who wants to proactively monitor their own bladder health and voiding patterns.

### How is my data protected?

All your voiding diary data is stored securely on your device. The data is encrypted when your device is locked, providing a layer of privacy and security for your personal health information.

## Version history (last 2 releases)

### 1.2.3 — 2023-12-28

Vesica is no longer supported, please use CeCe Bladder Diary.

### 1.2.2 — 2021-04-23

Added a "Notes" section that can store additional information with your entries
Updated for Swift 5 and iOS 14

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