“Has this been happening more often?”
It’s difficult to compare this week with last week when you haven’t kept a record.
Practical gut intelligence
Your digestion changes. Stop relying on memory to track it.
CleverPoop helps you log poop types, food and symptoms—so you can look back at what happened and notice patterns over time. Start with a photo or a manual entry.
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Used by 10,000+ people in 70+ countries for daily gut tracking
Sound familiar?
You remember feeling uncomfortable. The details are harder to remember.
“What else was happening around that time?”
Food, symptoms and changes in routine are easy to forget when you look back.
“How do I explain this?”
Dates and specific observations give you more to work with than “my digestion has felt off.”
Keep those details together, so your next observation has some history behind it.
How CleverPoop helps
Turn “I think” into “I recorded.”
Start with a quick check-in. Keep the details you want to remember, then compare your own observations over time.
An easier way to describe your poop
Get an initial poop-type estimate from a photo, or enter it manually. Review the result and save what you observed.
Remember what happened—and when
Find earlier check-ins in your history instead of trying to reconstruct the week from memory.
Get help understanding your results
Ask Poopy about poop types, your charts and how to use CleverPoop.
Meet PoopyCompare food, symptoms and your history
See your recorded pain, bloating and food choices together. Explore possible associations without assuming one caused another.
Your check-ins become more useful as your history grows.
What you can connect
Groups
Share anonymous trends and compare patterns with your group.
Badges that keep you motivated
Celebrate useful streaks, healthy habits and the progress you build over time.
How CleverPoop works
1. Log
Take a photo or enter manually in a few taps.
2. Analyze
Get a clear result and simple explanation you can use.
3. Learn over time
Each check-in adds context so you can see your personal patterns.
Each check-in adds a little more context.
From the CleverPoop community
See why people keep checking in.
Real experiences from people using CleverPoop to notice more, worry less, and understand their digestion.
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The app is well-designed, easy to use and provides great resources about the importance of gut health and its impact on overall wellbeing.
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This app genuinely changed how I think about my gut health. AI analysis is impressive, but what really blew me away was the food and health correlation feature. I can see how specific foods affect my stool. E.g. when I had dairy my stool was much looser, but once I cut it out everything became more stable.
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This really helped me track my gut health. It gave me great insight and I’ve been learning lots. Totally recommend to anyone curious about their gut health.
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Inside the CleverPoop app
Ask about what you are seeing.
Poopy is an in-app chat companion. Use it in CleverPoop to ask about a result, digestion, Bristol types, and the patterns in your history.
PoopyYour gut health chat companion
Try asking
What does this poop type mean?Why is this trend changing?What should I know about the Bristol chart?
CleverPoop Insights
Your first check-in is useful. Your history is more useful.
- ✓ Bristol type: a seven-type reference for describing stool shape and consistency.
- ✓ Food correlations: compare food categories logged before healthier and less healthy patterns. They show association, not cause.
- ✓ Advanced metrics: bring together pain, bloating, urgency, blood detection, time spent, and IBS-related logs.
- ✓ Overview, Calendar, and Trends help you see changes across your own history.
Understand the language behind your gut.
A simple reference when you want to look closer, and practical reading when you want to keep learning.
A shared reference
The Bristol Stool Chart
A research-backed seven-type guide for describing stool shape and texture with more clarity.
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The Gut Gazette
Practical gut reading
Short, clear articles about food, stress, travel and the everyday habits that affect digestion.
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Common questions, answered
Quick answers to common changes. For more practical gut-health reading, visit the Gut Gazette. For new, persistent, or worrying symptoms, speak with a healthcare professional.
What does the shape of my poop mean?
Poop shape can provide insights into your digestive health. For example, pellet-like poop may indicate constipation. Our analysis helps you understand what your poop shape says about your health. Our model is based on the Bristol Poop Chart. Want to dive deeper? Explore more articles in The Gut Gazette to learn what your poop says about your health.
What does blood in my poop indicate?
Blood in the poop can be a sign of various conditions, from hemorrhoids to more serious issues like colorectal cancer. Our AI-powered analysis can help detect the presence of blood and provide guidance on next steps. If it keeps showing up or comes with pain, please talk with a doctor. Want to dive deeper? Explore more articles in The Gut Gazette to learn what your poop says about your health.
How often should I track my poop health?
Regular tracking can help you monitor changes and detect potential health issues early. We recommend tracking poop health weekly or as needed. Want to dive deeper? Explore more articles in The Gut Gazette to learn what your poop says about your health.
Why is my poop green?
Green poop often comes from leafy greens, food coloring, or when digestion moves quickly. If it keeps happening with pain or other symptoms, chatting with a doctor is a good idea. Want to dive deeper? Explore more articles in The Gut Gazette to learn what your poop says about your health.
Why is my poop black?
Black poop can appear after iron supplements, bismuth medications, or dark foods like licorice. If it shows up often, especially with dizziness or stomach pain, consider checking in with a doctor. Want to dive deeper? Explore more articles in The Gut Gazette to learn what your poop says about your health.
Why is my poop red?
Red poop can come from beets, red food dyes, or sauces, but it may also signal bleeding lower in the gut. If the color sticks around or you feel unwell, it's worth talking to a doctor. Want to dive deeper? Explore more articles in The Gut Gazette to learn what your poop says about your health.
Why do I have blood in my poop?
Blood in poop can come from irritation like hemorrhoids or from something deeper in digestion. If you keep seeing it or have pain, dizziness, or weight loss, please reach out to a doctor. Want to dive deeper? Explore more articles in The Gut Gazette to learn what your poop says about your health.
Why does my poop look like beans?
Poop that looks like beans can be tied to what you ate, fiber levels, or how hydrated you are. If the shape keeps changing with discomfort, checking in with a doctor can help. Want to dive deeper? Explore more articles in The Gut Gazette to learn what your poop says about your health.
How many times a day should I poop?
Everyone's rhythm is different, and going anywhere from a few times a day to every other day can be normal. If your pattern suddenly shifts with pain or bloating, it's smart to talk with a doctor. Want to dive deeper? Explore more articles in The Gut Gazette to learn what your poop says about your health.
Why does my poop smell so bad?
Strong poop smells often come from certain foods, spices, or how your gut bacteria break things down. If the odor changes suddenly with cramps, fever, or ongoing diarrhea, consider speaking with a doctor. Want to dive deeper? Explore more articles in The Gut Gazette to learn what your poop says about your health.