App for tracking BM's?

Poocount   Can add lots of custom variables too

I know that daily frequency is commonly asked about by GIs, but I often wonder if we could do better. The decision to go to the bathroom is influenced by a bunch of things - actual urgency and discomfort, but also anticipated toilet availability, actual toilet availability, attitudes about a full pouch, gassiness (and diet), etc. I’d suggest keeping track of urgency and leakage events in addition to frequency.

Thanks for the replies! Scott, I totally agree with your sentiments. I am a development engineer by trade and have been keeping very detailed records for my GI since it is second nature to me, but it is tedious so I figured there must be some better apps out there now that can track many things other than just frequency.

I guess I will just try a few and see which is easiest to use and offers the features closest to what I am looking for. Thanks!

Please report back!

Geez, if there isn't a great app already out there, the members of this forum would make a great development and beta testing team. I want to help with developing the drop down, uh, menu describing the 1,001 variations on the theme of poo! Sheesh. All this experience needs to go to the greater good of something!

The PooCount app is very good.  It can use the Bristol scale which is not overly helpful for people with a pouch, however I have added custom fields to it in the settings.  As Scott said, Urgency, Pushing, Quantity etc can be tracked.  The only downside is it can only measure three levels e.g. low/med/high but on the flip side, that makes it very quick to use. Poocount - Toilet Journal - Apps on Google Play