Last updated 11 September 2026.
PoopLog is a private diary for your bowel movements. This page explains exactly what it stores and what it does with it. It is written plainly on purpose.
Only what you put into it:
Nothing else. PoopLog does not collect your location, your contacts, or any
device identifiers. The app itself (everything under /app/) has
no usage analytics either.
Your data is stored on Supabase infrastructure (a managed PostgreSQL database) hosted in Singapore (Asia-Pacific). By default a new account is visible to nobody but you. Email for password resets is sent through Brevo.
PoopLog never sells your data. It is never shared with anyone except through a read-only invite that you create and explicitly approve. If you revoke a share, the other person loses access immediately.
Go to Settings → Delete account. This removes your account, every entry, and every share immediately and permanently. You can also email replayhubunlimited@gmail.com and ask for your data to be deleted.
There is no advertising anywhere in PoopLog. The app itself — everything
under /app/, where your diary lives — has no third-party
analytics either.
This landing page (only) uses Google Analytics to see how visitors find PoopLog. Nothing loads and no cookie is set until you click “Accept” on the banner shown here; clicking “Reject”, or just ignoring it, means no data is ever sent to Google. You can change your choice any time via the “Cookie preferences” link at the bottom of the landing page.