Tiny Tinkle vs BeDRY App

Scientifically proven: We have developed a training program based on scientifical methods that are well-proven within healthcare aiming to prevent your child from wetting itself during the day. Parental registration: Our user-friendly application gives you as a parent the opportunity to keep track of your child’s toilet visits and to get an overview of the progress week by week. Reward system: We know how important it is to reward positive behaviour. Our application offers a reward system that motivates your child to visit the toilet when needed and to feel rewarded for its efforts.

BeDRY is a user-friendly bladder and stool diary developed by pediatric specialists. Track and understand bladder habits, build healthier urination, drinking and bowel routines, and follow progress over time. Track urination volumes, drinking, incontinence events and stool patterns, including type and frequency. BeDRY creates clear summaries that can be shared securely with your doctor. Unlock advanced features for bladder habit building. Who Is It For? Individuals: Children, adolescents and adults experiencing urinary incontinence, urgency, frequent urination, nocturia, bedwetting or constipation, and anyone interested in understanding and building better bladder habits. Caregivers: Parents or guardians supporting children with bladder or bowel control difficulties. Healthcare Professionals: Doctors and specialists who receive shared BeDRY reports through the secure web app. Free Features - Bladder and Stool Diary - Automatic summaries and reports - Secure report sharing with your doctor Early Access Features - Checkpoint — understand bladder habits - Coach — build healthier urination, drinking and bowel routines - Trends — follow bladder habits and progress over time Mobile App Designed to help individuals and families understand bladder patterns, build routines and follow progress over time. Web App Healthcare professionals can securely view shared reports at https://bedry.app Disclaimer: BeDRY supports education, awareness and the understanding of bladder and bowel habits. It does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for medical advice.