Diaroo for Apple Watch
Your everyday bathroom diary, a little closer. Make a quick Poo entry, browse local history, and explore the places you choose to save.
屁事便签 · Diaroo · 大小屁事，都记一笔
Available now for iPhone and Apple Watch
Actual Diaroo 1.4 app screens with synthetic entries, captured on an Apple Watch simulator.
A place for your little check-in
Turn on Settings → Entry location on your watch and grant its location permission. When you save Poo or Pee, Diaroo briefly asks the watch for a location fix and attaches it when available.
Logging still works without permission or a GPS fix. Location is optional, used while the app is open, and never tracked continuously. The watch’s permission is separate from your phone’s.
01 / Poo
Choose a type and mood, then save. You return straight home with no Done screen. After installation, local Poo logging and history work offline without a diary account. Optional sync runs when a connected phone is available.
02 / View
Open View for a daily calendar. Days show individual Poo and Pee icons when they fit, or an icon with a count. Tap a day for its entries, then tap an entry for details. The watch shows local entries plus recent synced phone history.
Your saved places
Browse playful journal pins on the native map. Pan directly and turn the Digital Crown to zoom. Tap a pin to revisit its entries.
With permission and a fresh location fix, the map opens near you. Otherwise, it uses your located entries or shows an empty state. Map tiles need internet.
Included in Premium
Diaroo has a separate full-screen Pee button, visible with Premium access confirmed through the paired phone app. It records urination, leaks, drinks and pad changes as separate events. Drinks provide optional fluid-intake context and are not counted as urination. Confirm the event, then save straight back to the home page. Unanswered details stay blank; use the phone to add measurements or more context. Existing entries remain readable after Premium ends.
Use Diaroo 1.4 on iPhone and Apple Watch for this feature. Watch Premium is confirmed through the paired iPhone. Wear OS availability is pending.
Your phone. Your watch. Your choice.
After installation, free Poo logging and local history work offline without a diary account. To connect the diary on your paired iPhone or confirm Premium access, follow these steps:
Apple Watch: use Apple’s Watch app on your iPhone. Wear OS: use the setup app for your watch, such as Google Pixel Watch or Galaxy Wearable, on Android.
Install Diaroo from the App Store on iPhone and Apple Watch. For Android and Wear OS, matching store downloads will be added after release.
Open Diaroo on your phone. When it detects the installed watch app, it attempts to connect and sync automatically. Check Settings → Diaroo on your wrist on the phone, or Settings on the watch. Manual connection or retry controls appear if help is needed.
The Apple Watch app is built for watchOS 10 or later. Your watch model and watchOS version determine which iPhone and iOS version can pair with it. Family Setup is not supported.
Apple’s pairing guide ↗Apple Watch app available now, version 1.4.
The standalone app requires Wear OS 3 or later and Google Play services. Optional phone sync requires a paired Android phone. The watch manufacturer may require a newer Android version. Wear OS with iPhone is not supported.
Google Pixel Watch setup ↗Android and Wear OS coming soon. A download link will be added when Diaroo is available on Google Play.
You’re in control
Swipe to the Settings home page on your watch for connection and sync controls, held-log recovery, pairing help, and app information. Check the paired device’s make and model, connection, and last sync in Diaroo on either device after both apps are updated. Disconnect from either side to stop sharing. Your phone journal stays in place.
Connected Wear OS watches share the same phone journal, with a separate connection and sync status for each watch. Each paired watch with the updated watch app attempts to connect automatically, unless you previously disconnected it. iPhone syncs with one active Apple Watch at a time; switch watches in Apple’s Watch app. Disconnecting in Diaroo on a watch stops only that watch. Disconnecting in Diaroo on the phone stops all watches. Offline watches receive that change when they reconnect.
Disconnecting on the watch clears its visible phone history immediately. Disconnecting on the phone stops new imports there; the watch clears its history when it receives that change. An offline watch cannot receive the change immediately. Your Disconnect choice stays in place across restarts and automatic discovery. Choose Connect on the device where you disconnected to resume. Local-only logs remain available. Unsent linked logs stay held and require confirmation before moving into a reconnected journal.
Diaroo’s Disconnect control affects Diaroo only. To remove the device pairing, use Apple’s Watch app or your Wear OS manufacturer’s setup or system settings. Full unpairing can erase the watch. Sync any logs you want to keep first. Apple’s unpairing instructions.
Optional sync shares entry type, mood, time, origin, IDs, saved location coordinates, recent history, and the language, theme and connection information needed to sync. Structured bladder details and Premium access also sync. Free-text notes, bowel symptoms, passwords and account sign-in tokens are not sent to the watch. With permission, a brief foreground fix can locate a new entry or center your map. No continuous tracking or health-sensor reading is used. Read the watch privacy details.
Bowel watch logging, recent history, and phone–watch sync remain free. The bladder diary is included in existing Premium and lifetime access. Reading previously saved bladder logs remains available after Premium ends. No Diaroo account is required for phone–watch sync. After installation, free Poo logging and local history work offline. A compatible paired iPhone with Diaroo is used for optional phone sync and confirming Premium access. Signing in on the phone enables its existing cloud journal sync.
For personal wellness journaling. Diaroo does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
