1. Choose drink or wee
Start from two clear, colour-coded actions.
Quick wrist entry
Your bladder diary, without finding your phone first.
Record a drink or measured wee from Apple Watch, adjust the amount with the Digital Crown and send the entry back to the paired iPhone journal.
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The real Watch flow
Daily totals, your kit and quick entry.
These are the current companion screens: start from Daily Splash, choose a saved container or custom amount, then confirm the entry.
2. Pick your kit
Your named cups, bottles and measuring containers come from the iPhone.
3. Turn the Digital Crown
Increase or decrease the volume without typing on a tiny screen.
4. Add colour when useful
A wee entry can include the same labelled colour choices used on iPhone.
Automatic best-effort sync
WatchConnectivity, not an iCloud journal.
The Watch and iPhone companion communicate through Apple’s WatchConnectivity framework. Pee & Pour does not store the journal in CloudKit or send it to an app-owned server.
Latest state
The iPhone sends replaceable daily totals and kit details using application context.
Immediate entry
When reachable, the Watch sends a new record directly and receives confirmation.
Queued entry
If the phone is unavailable, the Watch queues the record for background delivery when the devices reconnect.
The iPhone remains the only journal source of truth. watchOS controls background timing, so queued delivery may not be instantaneous in every power or connectivity state.
A compact daily monitor
The same totals, styled for a glance.
Daily Splash uses the app’s warm paper, black ink and cyan/yellow split without trying to squeeze the full iPhone dashboard onto a wrist.
- Current-day intake and output.
- Recorded wee count.
- Daily-reference progress.
- Named kit including custom items.
- Clear sync wording rather than false promises.
What the Watch receives
| Included | Current-day aggregate totals, output count, daily reference and named kit details such as capacity and symbol. |
|---|---|
| Not transferred | Kit photographs, PDF reports, the complete historical journal or medication details. |
| Sent back | New drink or wee entry with time, volume, selected kit and optional urine colour. |
Apple Health is separate
Watch-to-iPhone journal sync does not use Apple Health. If the user has enabled the option, the iPhone may write a supported water entry to HealthKit after accepting it. Pee and medication records stay in the Pee & Pour diary.
Included companion
Less friction, more complete diaries.
The public App Store link and final compatibility details will be confirmed before release.