OTSUUJI Log 1.13

"OTSUUJI," translating to healthy bowel movement in Japanese, offers an innovative solution for tracking digestive health through its Apple Watch-compatible application, "OTSUUJI Log." This user-friendly tool allows individuals to efficiently record their bowel movements directly from their wrist, minimizing the need to reach for their iPhone, although usage is also supported on the iPhone itself.

The app uniquely displays records using fruit images, eliminating textual descriptors or overt imagery that might attract attention in public settings.

• Tracks the number of days since the last movement and calculates the average interval.
• Recording details is simple: users select icons for:
  • Date and time
  • Volume (categorized into small, normal, and large)
• Notifies users if there have been no bowel movements for a specified duration (1, 2, or 3 days).
• Offers an optional detailed recording feature including:
  • Hardness levels (soft, normal, hard)
  • Color indicators (light, normal, dark)
  • Memo notes
• Allows users to log medication intake, such as laxatives, with date and time stamps.
• Enables addition of past entries by specifying the date and time.
• Records can be viewed on a calendar.
• Graphs aggregated data based on day of the week or selected timeframes.
• Features secure access through Touch ID and Face ID.
• Displays records in a list format exclusively on Apple Watch.
• Synchronizes all records through iCloud, ensuring that data recorded via Apple Watch is accessible on iPhone or iPad. Moreover, incorrect entries can be edited or deleted on either device.