OgenkoCat - Poop Calendar

The morning routine before heading out or the toilet cleaning after a tiring day at home is an important duty for the 'servant (user)' who serves 'Master Cat(beloved cat)'. We provide a little joy to this daily chore. Enjoy the 'Today's Fortune' which appears when you mark the poop calendar, with a mindset of 'it may or may not be accurate.'

■Rough Management of Your Cat's Bowel Movements

You can record in four time periods: night, morning, afternoon, and evening. This serves as an indicator for questions like 'When was the last bowel movement?' or 'What is the rough cycle of recent bowel movements?'. Urination can also be recorded.

■Check with a graph

You can check the average number of poops and pees per day for each month on a graph.

■Display Fortune Slips

When you mark the poop calendar, a fortune slip will be displayed. Please take it with a grain of salt, as 'it may or may not be accurate'. The fortune slip can be read aloud. You can also toggle the sound ON/OFF.
Note: The reading function only supports Japanese. If you have system notifications turned off, they won't ring.

■Record the Amount of Food Eaten

You can record how much food your cat ate in a day, such as 'Completely eaten (100%)', 'Left a little (75%)', 'Left half (50%)', 'Left most (25%)', 'Left all (0%)'. This is displayed on the calendar as a pie chart. If the cat vomits, you can record it by selecting from 'water', 'eaten food', 'cat grass', 'hairball', 'others'.

■Usage Notes

Since we emphasize recording on a daily basis, you cannot record very detailed information. If there are multiple bowel movements or urinations in the same time period, you can only record 'did/didn't happen'. Information about the size and hardness cannot be recorded. The amount of food is recorded only once for the entire day, so it is not suitable for diet purposes. You cannot record the number of times vomiting occurs.

You can register up to 10 cats, but it may not be suitable for users with multiple cats, as it is only necessary to determine 'which cat's poop or pee it is'.