A few taps.
One less thing to remember.
Drinks, bathroom visits, bowel movements, leakage, protection changes, meals, medicines, and notes. Record what you know, when it works for you.

The simple bladder & bowel diary. A little less guesswork. A little more clarity for you and your care team.
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A diary that fits your life.
Drinks, bathroom visits, bowel movements, leakage, protection changes, meals, medicines, and notes. Record what you know, when it works for you.

Your daily totals and entries, together in one clear view. Choose what you see at a glance, and tap an entry to make a correction.

Explore up to three trend groups with focused charts and selectable measures. Follow the recorded patterns that matter to you.

Create a readable PDF report or CSV spreadsheet for the dates you choose. Share your observations with a clinician or caregiver using your iPhone’s sharing options.

Review your entries and reports before sharing them.
Personal means personal.
Your diary belongs on your iPhone.
And in your control.
Your diary is stored in an encrypted database on your iPhone. No account, automatic cloud sync, advertising, or analytics.
Enable optional device unlock with Face ID or your iPhone passcode.
Quick Hide covers your diary with an editable expenses worksheet. Tap its back arrow to return when you’re ready.

UroTrax is available now on the US App Store for iPhone. Download UroTrax.
No account is required. Logging and reviewing your diary work locally on your iPhone. Opening web links or sharing through another service may require an internet connection.
Yes. Familiar drink-size estimates help you choose the closest amount. You can also record measured amounts and leave optional details blank.
No. There is no automatic upload or clinician portal. You choose when to create a report and whom to share it with. Reports are unencrypted once exported; receiving apps and people control their copies.
No. UroTrax organizes your observations into a diary, charts, and reports. It does not diagnose conditions, recommend treatment, or monitor emergencies. Discuss health concerns with a qualified clinician.
The simple bladder diary.
Available now on the US App Store for iPhone.
Download on the App Store