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Version 1.0.26 · 2026-06-19
- Bug fixes and minor improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.0.26, updated 2026-06-19.








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Take control of your digestive health with the ultimate stool tracker and symptom diary. Designed for life with IBS, IBD, Crohn’s, Colitis, and SIBO.
GutLog makes it simple to monitor bowel movements, track food triggers, and spot patterns in your digestion. Whether you are managing a chronic condition or simply want to improve your gut health, your journey to relief starts here.
Living with digestive issues can feel unpredictable. The constant worry about bloating, urgency, and toilet habits can be overwhelming. You need more than a guess - you need data. GutLog turns your daily observations into clear medical insights, helping you communicate effectively with your doctor.
KEY FEATURES:
Advanced Poop Tracker & Log
Forget messy notes. Log every bathroom visit in seconds. Record consistency using the medically recognized Bristol Stool Scale, track volume, color, and urgency.…
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- Bug fixes and minor improvements
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