Poops & Foods
poopsandfoods.com
Coming soon to Google Play

Keep track of what you eat, and what comes of it.

A curiosity project for the most-ignored data you produce. Log a meal or a poop in a few taps, watch the week take shape, see which foods keep turning up before a rough one — and collect a few achievements on the way.

Android · coming soon
Google Play Store
Poops and Foods home screen: this week's count, a poops-per-day chart, a timeline of recent meals and poops, and two logging buttons.

How it works

01
Log it in seconds

Two buttons on the home screen. Pick a type off the Bristol scale, or tap the foods that were in the meal. No forms, no typing unless you want to.

02
Watch the day take shape

Meals sit along the bottom of each day. Poops stand on top of them, coloured and sized by how the day actually went. Zoom out to a week, or twelve.

03
Go exploring

Every food is scored against your own baseline, so Dairy at 2.4× is a lead worth following. Twelve weeks of history, per-food detail, charts to poke at — some of it is useful and some is just interesting.

Looking back

What happened, and what it means.

History is the record — every meal and poop, at three zoom levels. Analytics is the reading of it — plain sentences, pictures you can count, and the statistics kept underneath where they belong.

History

Three zoom levels.

History · 1 of 3
Hours

Everything you logged, newest first — and what each poop came after.

Timeline, Hours view: each meal and poop as a full-width bar with its time, name and what it followed.
History · 2 of 3
Days

A day per row, so you can see a late dinner and what it did at 6 am.

Timeline, Days view: one 24-hour bar per day with meals along the bottom and poops standing on them.
History · 3 of 3
Weeks

Twelve weeks at a glance. Bad stretches are impossible to miss.

Timeline, Weeks view: one bar per week across twelve weeks, with bad days standing out.
Analytics

Ten kinds of finding.

Analytics · 1 of 4
Patterns

Everything the app has noticed, sorted by how sure it is.

Analytics home: weekly summary, the strongest finding drawn as dots, your clock and your week.
Analytics · 2 of 4
A food, up close

Every day as a dot you can count — and an honest range, not a grade.

Dairy detail: days with dairy versus days without, drawn as countable dots, with a confidence range.
Analytics · 3 of 4
Your rhythm

When you go, which days run worse, and how regular you are.

Rhythm screen: hour-of-day histogram, rough days by weekday, and the spread of gaps between poops.
Analytics · 4 of 4
Dinner time

Late dinners plotted against the morning after, with a real trend line.

Dinner time screen: a scatter plot of dinner hour against next-morning outcome with a fitted line.

Logging it

Log a poop

Four screens, and only the first is required.

Step 1 of 4
What have we got?

Tap the type off the Bristol scale — more than one if it was mixed — and slide the amount.

What have we got? — Tap the type off the Bristol scale — more than one if it was mixed — and slide the amount.
Step 2 of 4
When was it?

Only if it wasn't just now. The time chip back-dates it.

When was it? — Only if it wasn't just now. The time chip back-dates it.
Step 3 of 4
Anything else?

Four symptom sliders, all optional. Slide right for worse.

Anything else? — Four symptom sliders, all optional. Slide right for worse.
Step 4 of 4
Saved

Four taps, done — and undo sits in the toast.

Saved — Four taps, done — and undo sits in the toast.
Log a food

Two screens. The meal name does the work of a timestamp.

Step 1 of 2
Which meal?

The meal name is the timestamp. No clock to set.

Which meal? — The meal name is the timestamp. No clock to set.
Step 2 of 2
What did you eat?

Tap the foods. Attach a photo and you'll remember the details later.

What did you eat? — Tap the foods. Attach a photo and you'll remember the details later.

Neeeeew achievement!

A little credit for keeping at it.

A tracker only works if you keep using it. Achievements mark the milestones that make the data worth something — the first full week, the hundredth entry, the first real pattern — and they're yours to collect, compare and share. More than a hundred to unlock at launch; these are eight of them.

First Entry
You logged the thing. Hardest one.
7
Full Week
Seven days without a gap.
Full Spectrum
Every type on the scale, logged once.
100
Century
One hundred entries in the book.
2.4×
First Suspect
Enough data to name a food.
12
The Long View
Twelve weeks of history behind you.
0.4×
Exonerated
Cleared a food you'd been blaming.
Boring Week
Seven days, nothing but normal. The goal.
Coming soon to the Google Play Store.

Android first. Free to start, no account required, and your log never leaves your phone.

Launching 2026