Regularity vs BowelApp

Track your digestive health privately and effortlessly. Log bowel movements in seconds from your iPhone or Apple Watch — built for people managing IBS, IBD, Crohn's, colitis, or anyone who wants a clear record to understand their patterns and share with their doctor. No subscription, ever. Regularity is a one-time purchase. FAST, PRIVATE LOGGING One tap to record an event. Add detail only when it's useful: • Urgency level • Pain level • Leakage • Blood presence • Bristol Stool Scale consistency (Type 1–7) • Free-text notes MARK WHAT CHANGES Log a medication start, diet change, or procedure as a marker on your timeline. It appears as a line across your charts, so you can see how your patterns shifted before and review with your doctor. REPORTS & EXPORT • View your daily activity at a glance — frequency, consistency, urgency, pain, blood, and leakage trends. • Export today's summary as a PDF or send your events to Apple Health. REGULARITY FULL — One-Time Purchase Unlock everything with a single payment. No subscription, ever: • Full event history (beyond the last 24 hours) • Weekly, monthly, 6-month, and yearly reports • "Since marker" before-and-after comparisons across every metric • Markers on long-range charts and in exported PDF reports • Full-range PDF reports • Reminders 100% PRIVATE • No accounts, no sign-in • No analytics, ads, or telemetry • HealthKit is opt-in and export-only — your data never leaves your device unless you choose to share it Requires iPhone with iOS 18 or later. Apple Watch with watchOS 10.5 or later recommended for watch capture.

Bad gut days can feel random — until you see the pattern. BowelApp helps you spot which foods line up with rough days, track how your gut changes week to week, and walk into your next appointment with a clear record instead of a guess. Built for people living with IBS, IBD or sensitive digestion — and anyone who just wants to understand their gut. Everything stays on your iPhone. No account, no sign-up. GROUNDED IN RESEARCH, NOT GUESSWORK Every "normal" range comes from a cited clinical source — the Bristol Stool Form Scale, Rome IV frequency ranges and transit-time research. Open the built-in Sources screen any time to see exactly where each number comes from. If we can't cite it, we don't show it. FREE — EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO TRACK AND UNDERSTAND • Log a movement on the Bristol Stool Scale in one tap — add urgency, pain, blood, mucus or a note only when it matters • Log meals as quick text with food tags, so triggers surface next to symptoms • Note your day: sleep, stress, exercise, hydration, illness or travel • Your frequency vs research-based normal ranges, and your own baseline — "your usual" — after a couple of weeks • An 8-week chart, Bristol consistency mix, symptom trends and a calm safety summary that flags when something's worth a doctor's visit • A free Weekly Insight, written from your own logs PRO — LET THE AI DO THE PATTERN-SPOTTING • Unlimited AI insights, on demand: plain-language observations that connect the meals you logged to the symptoms that followed, and point to what's worth raising with your doctor • By weekday — see which days tend to run looser • Morning rhythm — learn when your gut usually wakes up Try one AI insight free. Prefer not to subscribe? Buy single insights as you go. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • 100% on-device storage — no cloud database, no copies of your data • No account, no email, no ads • AI insights send a one-time summary for processing — never stored, never linked to you • Delete the app and your data is gone WHO IT'S FOR • People living with IBS, IBD or other chronic bowel conditions • Anyone preparing for a GI appointment who wants a clear log to share • People doing an elimination diet, tracking food alongside symptoms • Anyone curious whether their gut is "normal" BowelApp is a tracking and education tool. It does not diagnose, treat or provide medical advice. Always talk to a qualified healthcare professional about your symptoms. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/