Baby Poop DiaryA photo is a record
- Tap + to open the camera and take several photos at once
- Or import from your library — photos are filed by the day they were taken
- The home screen shows each day as a photo grid; tap for the full-size view
Baby Poop Diary
A photo diary of every poop
A poop photo diary for new parents. Snap each of your baby's poops and the app sorts them by day, so changes are easy to spot. At the doctor's, just show the photos instead of describing colors and counts from memory.
Coming soon to the App StoreFor iPhone · Free · No sign-up
Photos grouped by day 
Tap for the full-size photo 
Note the details you care about 
Daily counts in the calendar
Why I made this
My child has a cow's milk protein allergy. For a long stretch, I took a photo at almost every diaper change to check for mucus or blood streaks, and whether the color or the number of poops had changed.
But those photos were buried in my camera roll among everything else. When the doctor asked "How have the last few days been?", I would scroll and scroll and still couldn't say. After a change in diet, it was hard to compare before and after.
So I built this app: snap a photo and it's sorted by day, tap to note the details you care about, and open it at the next appointment to show the doctor. Photos stay on your own phone — no sign-up, nothing uploaded to any server.
If your little one is going through something similar, I hope it makes things a little easier for you.
— A parent of a baby with allergies, and the developer of this app
Note what matters to you
- Mucus, blood streaks, foam, texture, smell — note them if you like, skip them if you don't
- Add a daily note, such as what was eaten or a first solid food
- See how many times per day in the calendar
Your data stays yours
- No account, no sign-in, no ads, no analytics
- Entries and photos stay on this iPhone by default
- Turn on iCloud sync to move to a new phone or view on several devices — data goes to your own iCloud
Baby Poop Diary is for keeping records only. It does not judge whether a poop is normal and does not give medical advice. If your baby seems unwell, please see a doctor.