AI photo logging that stays optional
Snap a meal or a poop and let AI pre-fill the entry so logging takes seconds. You can always edit, or skip photos and tap a Bristol type instead.
How AI photo logging works →Most people land here after a slightly panicked search. You are in good company. Start with the one that sounds like you, then keep a short log so patterns show up.
Snap a meal or a poop and let AI pre-fill the entry so logging takes seconds. You can always edit, or skip photos and tap a Bristol type instead.
How AI photo logging works →Stealth mode shows the app as "HealthAI" on your home screen, and poop photos can be pixelated. Photos are always optional.
See privacy mode →Memory is a terrible food diary. By Thursday, nobody remembers Monday's sandwich. A simple log does.
Pick a Bristol type from 1 to 7. Add a photo if you like, and let AI fill in the entry faster.
Learn more →Log meals by photo or text. PoopAI tags likely suspects such as dairy, gluten, FODMAPs and caffeine.
Learn more →Reports and trend charts show how food and poop line up for you, not for someone on the internet.
Learn more →If you are reading this at 2am after a weird trip to the bathroom, hello. Start with the short route through the site.
No. Our guides are general education built on public health sources such as the NHS, NIH and Monash University. PoopAI tracks; it does not diagnose. If you notice blood, black poop, unexplained weight loss or a change that won't settle, please see a doctor.
Read the medical disclaimer →PoopAI (listed on the App Store and Google Play as "Poop Tracker, IBS Fodmaps") is an iPhone and Android app from Haaatch LLC for logging poop with the Bristol Stool Form Scale, logging meals by photo or text, and spotting possible food triggers in weekly reports; it is free to try, and it is a tracking tool, not a medical device.
Free to try. Check the app for current subscription prices.
No. PoopAI logs Bristol type, meals and trigger tags. For color, read our poop color guide, and see a doctor about black, red or pale poop.
No. Photos are optional for both poops and meals. Tapping a Bristol type and typing a meal is enough.
No app can. PoopAI helps you record patterns to discuss with a doctor, who can work out what is going on.
No. Every guide stands on its own, and there is a free printable diary if you prefer paper. The app is there if you want logging to take seconds instead of minutes.
Start with a GP, because IBS is diagnosed by a doctor after other causes are ruled out. Then read our IBS types guide and the IBS tracker page to see what to keep a record of.
Free to try. Log today's lunch and your next poop, then check back on Sunday.