Photo to Bristol in seconds.
One scan, fully automated. Volume, texture, moisture and colour uniformity surface as private signals over time.
Your gut,
on your terms.
AI does the awkward part. A photo gets classified on the Bristol Stool Scale in seconds. The clinical bit, automated.
What it doesQuiet tracking,
Quiet tracking,
clinical depth.
A score that means something.
A four-component gut-health score grounded in Lewis & Heaton 1997 and the Rome IV bowel disorder criteria.
Tips with citations.
Every recommendation references a published study or clinical guideline. Tap a tip, read the source.
Doctor-ready PDF export.
30, 60 or 90-day summaries you can hand to a clinician without editing a single row.
Photos stay on your device.
Saved encrypted inside the app sandbox. The AI sees them once, never stores them. Nothing leaves your phone by default.
Built for two modes.
Curious self-trackers and clinically-monitored users get different wording, thresholds and export prominence.
TrustNot a joke app.
Not a joke app.
A medical tool.
MyLoo is not a medical device and does not replace professional advice. It is a tracking tool grounded in clinical literature (Lewis & Heaton 1997, Rome IV, NICE CG61, Monash FODMAP, EFSA) so you can have a better conversation with a clinician.