UriTrack

Name: UriTrack
Rating: 4.04 (116 reviews)
Author: Viktor Kocur

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An app that serves as a voiding log or diary.

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Total installs: 22,479
Installs / day: —
Rating: 4.0★
Released: 2 Jan 2018
Last update: 27 May 2025
Countries: —

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Full description

UriTrack is an app which enables you to log your urinary events (urination, leaks, urges, cathether use) as well as your fluid intake and notes. This is a replacement for a voiding log or a voiding diary that is often used in diagnostics of various urinary problems. This app allows you to check your recorded events and modify them. You can also view charts with various statistics related to your recorded data. You can also export your data and import it in another device and you can also generate a pdf file with a table of all of your events. You can select various date and time formats as well as three different measurement units: ml, oz and dcl. The developer does not collect nor does he have have access to the data you input in the app.

What's new

UriTrack has now been officially open-sourced and I am glad to release a new version of the app with new features added by an open-source contributor Erik Dorner. The new release includes new export options for .csv and Excel sheets. The update also fixes default filenames for exported files and pdf pagination.

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