PeePal
Daily record
Keep intake, output, symptoms and relevant context together.
Keep a record.
Keep it private.
PeePal starts with a calm, factual browser diary for drinks and visits. Keep a short record here, then choose iOS when you want a deeper native record.
A free browser diary with no sign-up required. Your data is yours.
UK only, other countries in development.
Start with the free diary.
Record drinks and visits in this browser for a short, factual sequence. There is no account, app download, insight score or health-data transfer.
Private by design.
Your browser diary stays in this browser. PeePal for iOS stores its own record on your device and can optionally use private iCloud sync between your Apple devices.
Profile may store optional biological sex on the device so the visit form can show relevant fields. That is not an account or a name, and it is not sent in anonymous aggregates.
PeePal may use first-party anonymous product analytics to understand whether core logging features are being used. The aggregate signal is not linked to users and not used for tracking.
Take it further on iPhone.
PeePal for iOS adds a native private record, longer-term review and text or PDF sharing. Explore PeePal for iOS before visiting the App Store.
“I logged for 4 weeks and it did materially change my life; now I can finally sleep through the night.”
Your record, in useful forms.
Use PeePal for your own understanding or to prepare for a conversation with a healthcare professional.
Patterns over time
Review recorded trends without scores, judgements or diagnoses.
The Peedle
Compare recorded fluid intake with recorded output for a stated period.
Shareable exports
Create text or PDF exports when you want to discuss your record.
Why PeePal?
David built PeePal after wanting a clearer picture of his own night-time bladder habits. The aim is simple: a useful record without an account, judgement or clinical pretence.
Start your record today.
No PeePal account. No advertising. Your record remains local-first.
PeePal is a wellness tool, not a medical device. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Read the medical disclaimer.