Stoolio: Poop Tracker & Scan

** Editor's Choice ** — Gut Health Times Scan your stool. Get one score out of 100. Watch it move. Stoolio is an AI poop scanner and bowel movement tracker. One photo returns your Stoolio Score, your Bristol stool type, and 12 visual readings — color, shape, consistency, hydration and fiber cues among them. Every scan takes seconds. WHY STOOLIO EXISTS Most people never look. Your body produces one signal every day, in private, with no device and no lab — and it goes unread, because reading it has always meant a form to fill in, a chart to interpret, or a conversation nobody wants to start. Stoolio reads it for you. Point, scan, done. No forms, no scales, no sliders. WHAT EVERY SCAN GIVES YOU STOOLIO SCORE One number, 0 to 100. The fastest read on whether today looked like your normal. BRISTOL TYPE Matched against all seven types on the Bristol Stool Scale — the standard visual reference used worldwide. 12 VISUAL READINGS Color, shape, size, consistency, fragmentation, hydration cues, fiber cues and more. Each one read, each one tracked over time. ESTIMATED TRANSIT TIME How long things appear to be taking, scan over scan. TRENDS See how entries shift across days, weeks and months. Patterns show up in the line long before they show up in any single scan. NOTES Add context to any scan, including past ones. What you ate, how you slept, how you felt. DOCTOR-READY REPORTS Export a clean PDF or CSV summary of any period. Bring it to an appointment instead of trying to remember. STREAKS Scan every day and the record builds itself. BATHROOM TIMER Extended sessions increase pressure and strain. A simple timer keeps sessions in a healthier range. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT Your scans are yours. We don't sell your data. Ever. WHO IT'S FOR Anyone who wants a simple, private way to track their #2 — building a routine, curious about patterns, or keeping an organized personal log. Think of it as a stool journal with a smarter scan. Privacy Policy: stoolioapp.com/privacy Terms of Use: stoolioapp.com/terms Questions or feedback? [email protected]