CathCompass vs Voiding Log

CathCompass is a simple, private daily log for anyone managing intermittent catheterization or a neurogenic bladder condition. TRACK WHAT MATTERS • Log catheterization output volume and time • Record fluid intake throughout the day • Note leakage episodes • Track medications and dosing schedules NEVER MISS A SCHEDULE • Set personalized reminder intervals, down to 15 minutes • Choose between a single notification or persistent, multi-alert reminders • Add a home screen widget to see your next reminder at a glance UNDERSTAND YOUR PATTERNS • See daily totals for intake and output • Track your catheterization streak and adherence • Review your full history at a glance SHARE WITH YOUR CARE TEAM • Export a clean PDF or CSV diary — including medications — to bring to appointments YOUR DATA, YOUR DEVICE • All information stays on your device by default • Optional iCloud backup keeps your data in your own private iCloud account — never shared with us or anyone else • No ads, no tracking, no data sales CathCompass was built for people living with neurogenic bladder, spinal cord injuries, multiple sclerosis, spina bifida, and anyone else who relies on a consistent catheterization routine.

Voiding Log is a calm, offline diary for tracking voiding and bowel patterns for yourself or a family member. Key features - Quickly record urine, bowel movements, and fluid intake - Add interval records when an exact time is unavailable - Review a 24-hour summary and average voiding intervals with sleep context - Browse records by date on a calendar - Export detailed records or daily summaries as CSV - Check whether your diary has enough context for a consultation reference - Use the app in Korean or English All records stay on the device you are using, without an account or server. Data leaves the app only when you start sharing and choose a destination. The app contains no ads or user tracking. Voiding Log helps organize records. It does not provide medical diagnosis, treatment recommendations, or risk assessment. Consult a qualified healthcare professional if you are concerned about symptoms or your health.