Name it
Use a name you recognise immediately, such as “Favourite mug” or “Measuring jug”.
Digital bladder & voiding diary
Record the useful detail without wrestling a paper chart.
Pee & Pour records when and how much you drink and urinate, with optional colour, flow and journal context. Correct an entry when you need to, then create a readable PDF journal when you choose.
What it recordsApp Store release coming soon
A measured record
A bladder diary in everyday language.
A bladder diary, also called a voiding diary or frequency-volume chart, records the timing and amount of drinks and wees. Pee & Pour makes that repeated job quicker without interpreting the result.
- Drink time, measured volume and drink type.
- Urine-output time and measured volume.
- Optional urine colour and flow.
- Optional notes for useful context.
- Simple editing when memory or measurement was imperfect.
Follow the duration and fields requested by your own healthcare professional. Pee & Pour is a recording tool, not a replacement for their instructions.
Less retyping
Use the containers you already know.
Measure your usual mug, bottle, glass or urine jug once. Choose it on later entries and adjust the amount only when needed.
Measure it
Store its normal capacity in millilitres. The selected amount remains editable for every record.
Spot it
Add an optional photo, remove its background and frame it inside a clean white bubble.
User-initiated export
A clear PDF when you need one.
The export gathers the complete drink, urine-output and medication journal into a chronological, lightly branded report.
- Recorded date and time.
- Intake or output volume.
- Container and relevant observations.
- Medication journal notes shown as context.
You decide whether to save it to Files or share it using an installed iOS share option. The PDF contains private health information, so check the destination before continuing.
Pee & Pour diary report
Fictional example
08:30Water · Favourite mug300 ml
10:12Wee · Measuring jug420 ml
13:05Tea · Tall glass400 ml
The exported PDF reflects only the records entered by the user.
Important boundary
A journal, not a diagnosis.
Pee & Pour presents the information you record. It does not diagnose dehydration, infection, kidney problems or bladder conditions, and it does not decide whether your pattern is normal.
Use it alongside appropriate professional advice or care. If you have concerning symptoms, seek guidance through the appropriate NHS or healthcare route rather than relying on an app chart.
iPhone + Apple Watch
Keep the record. Lose the paperwork mood.
The public App Store link and final release details will be added before launch.