Daily Calorie Tracker vs Ploppy

Daily Calorie Tracker (DCT) is a minimalist app for tracking your daily caloric intake. Features include: * Simple model of user-defined categories and servings. * ‘Quick Log’ option to add a raw calorie amount to a category. * Define your own servings, with handy presets. * Conveniently adjust serving size (aka intensity) when logging calories. * Your data syncs with your private iCloud account when a network connection is available. * An independent WatchOS app, so you can leave your phone at home. * Available separately as an independent iOS app. * Fully open source, where code is licensed with Mozilla Public License 2.0. DCT prioritizes convenience, quick interactions, and the basic needs of the casual calorie counter.

Ploppy is a mindful companion that helps you stay aware of how long you have been on the toilet and understand your poop patterns over time. Time your bathroom sessions, and log the shape, color, and size of every visit. All your entries live in a simple, friendly dashboard so you can spot trends and take better care of yourself one plop at a time. What you get: • A simple session timer: tap Start, take your time, and tap Done when you are finished. No rush, you are in control. • Quick, friendly logging: note the shape, color, and size of each visit in just a few taps. • A clear calendar and insights view: spot patterns and understand your bathroom rhythm over time. • Complete privacy: your data never leaves your device. No account, no sign-up, no cloud, no tracking. • iPhone and Apple Watch app. Start a log in a single tap wherever you are and keep synced across devicess. Whether you are managing IBS, watching your digestion, on a high-fiber or low-FODMAP diet, or just want a little more awareness and a little less guessing, Ploppy fits seamlessly into your day. Start building better bathroom habits, one plop at a time. Download Ploppy and bring a touch of awareness into your bathroom routine. Ploppy is a self-tracking tool and does not provide medical advice or diagnosis. Always consult a healthcare professional about your symptoms.