Bowelle - The IBS tracker

Name: Bowelle - The IBS tracker
Rating: 4.7 (2232 reviews)
Author: Bowelle AB

By: Bowelle AB App

A mood, food & symptom diary

Overview

Version:

1.25.10

Last updated: 2026-08-11

Ranking

#38,090 ▼ 68

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Bowelle is a fast, easy-to-use diary for IBS management. Log how you feel, what you eat, water intake, stress, bowel movements, notes, and custom fields. Visual charts help you spot patterns and potential triggers over days and weeks.

Key features include configurable daily averages (14, 30, 60 days or all data), a detailed history with filters, and the ability to export data via email to share with your doctor, nutritionist, or dietitian. Apple Health integration supports sleep, steps, water, and weight. Create a personal health journal that grows with you.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Data Analytics

By:

Bowelle AB

Rating:

4.70

(2,232) 1 new ratings

Version:

1.25.10 Last updated: 2026-08-11

Version code:

889165459

Creation date:

2018-09-21

Compatible devices:

Size:

11.00MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-17

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 38,090 ▼ 68

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Developed by:

Bowelle AB

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bowelle-the-ibs-tracker/id1436064640

User Reviews

Bowelle is praised for being easy to use, free at its core, and for offering thorough IBS-related tracking (bowel movements, foods, triggers) with customizable fields and a clear history that’s handy for sharing with doctors. Users value quick data entry, reminders, and the ability to tailor tracking to their needs. The main drawback cited by several reviews is that the analytics are fairly basic: graphs are simplistic and don’t automatically surface correlations, so users must analyze patterns themselves.

Pros

Easy to use and intuitive interface with quick data entry.
Free version covers core features; good value with optional paid upgrades.
Comprehensive IBS tracking (bowel movements, foods, triggers) with customizable fields and tags.
Clear history and reports that help spot patterns at a glance.
Helpful for sharing data with doctors; doctors have been impressed.

Cons

Limited analytics: graphs are simplistic (no axis labels) and don’t auto-surface correlations, leaving users to interpret patterns manually.

Recent reviews

6 years ago, when i got diagnosed with Crohn’s disease on my 20th birthday, this is the app i was recommended. It was so helpful. And EVERYTHING was free. Now, 6 years later, you have to pay $18/yr to even place helpful description tags to track your patterns. 18$ isn’t insane, no. But to make an app that has not appeared even aesthetically to have changed in 6 YEARS and start charging CHRONICALLY ILL PEOPLE $18/YR JUST BECAUSE THEY CAN is GROSS. It is GREEDY. Most of us suffer almost on a daily basis. Many of us cannot afford the specialized medications let alone health insurance. Many of us will have to have surgical intervention, potential removal of organs, and possibly permanent ostomies placed. A removal of your butt hole because it is not longer functional and more of a problem at that point. I know because i am an operational room nurse . I’ve seen these surgeries. To ask sick people. To ask sick people who already suffer constantly who just want an easier way to track their body is so sick. I’m literally crying. I hate this world so much. I hate this greed.

by Ar*****, 2026-08-11

Graphs The app is good but the line graph is lacking. It only shows days with bowel movements and does not show days with no movements. This results in a straight line graph which is of no help