Stooly

Stooly is the app that turns something completely ordinary into something fun, curious, and unexpectedly interesting to track: your poops.

With Stooly, you can log every session in just a few taps and build a personal diary with date, time, duration, and useful details like Bristol type, color, effort, mood, starting and ending weight, burning, or blood presence. It keeps everything organized in a way that is playful, but also genuinely useful if you like understanding your habits over time.

And Stooly is not just a diary. It is also a surprisingly satisfying dashboard for your bathroom routine. You can explore statistics by week, month, year, or custom range, discover where you go most often, track trends, and get a clearer picture of your personal rhythm.

Ever wondered how much a bathroom break at work is actually worth? Stooly has you covered. Add your hourly wage, mark a session as work-related, and the app calculates how much you earned while sitting on the throne. Is it essential? Maybe not. Is it glorious? Absolutely.

The app also supports places and maps. You can save locations like home, work, or custom spots, use geolocation to match sessions automatically, refresh your position when needed, and even open a map view to see where your poops happened over time. Pins show how many sessions were recorded in each place, making the whole experience even more visual and memorable.

Then there is the sharing side of Stooly, which gives the app even more personality. You can generate a funny share card showing either the money value of your work poop or the heroic amount of time it took. Perfect for anyone who likes weirdly great apps, private jokes, or turning daily life into a story worth telling.

Stooly is designed to be bold, funny, and full of character, but without giving up usefulness. It is made for people who enjoy self-tracking, unusual apps, and the strange beauty of turning everyday routines into numbers, maps, and stories.

If you like quirky ideas, oddly satisfying stats, and apps that do not take themselves too seriously, Stooly might be exactly your thing.

Your poop, but with KPIs