ScoopLog
A dog's tummy diary for iPhone, kept with the family. Score each scoop in one tap, log meals and medicine with who gave them, and see what changed when a food did.
Free, no ads, no account. Requires iOS 26 or later. Your diary stays on your iPhone and in your own iCloud — see the privacy policy.
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Questions, bug reports, or a feature you wish it had:
A bug report is far easier to act on if it says what you did, what you expected, and what happened instead — and which iPhone and iOS version you are on (Settings → General → About).
Common questions
How does the family share one diary? One person adds the dog, then goes to Settings → Family → Share with Family and sends the invitation. Everyone else installs ScoopLog and opens that invitation on their iPhone — they should not add the dog again, or they will have a second, separate diary.
Why don't I see my family's entries? Check that you opened the invitation (not added the dog yourself), that both iPhones are signed in to iCloud, and that they are online. Changes usually arrive within seconds.
Who shares our diary, and how do I leave? Settings → Family lists everyone in each household. The person who shared it can add or remove people, or stop sharing, with Manage Family Sharing. Anyone else can choose Leave This Family; the family's diary is not touched.
Whose iCloud storage does it use? The person who added the dog and shared it. Entries are tiny; only food photos take noticeable space.
What do the scores mean? ScoopLog uses the 1–7 faecal score many vets use; 2–3 is normal. Tap Score Guide next to "Log a scoop" for each score in detail.
How do reminders work? Set meal times in the Today card's menu → Meal Times & Reminders, and turn on Remind Me on This iPhone. If nobody in the family has logged a meal, your iPhone reminds you 30 minutes after its time, then at 1 and 2 hours, and then stops. A medicine is reminded on the day it is due; a weekly or monthly one, once a day for up to a week after. Rarely, a reminder can arrive just after someone else logged it.
I logged it at the wrong time. Tap the entry in Recent or in the Calendar to change its time, or delete it.
Can I log without opening the app? Yes: "Log a scoop in ScoopLog", "Log a meal in ScoopLog" or "Has the dog eaten in ScoopLog" to Siri, or put Log a Scoop on the Action Button (Settings → Siri & Shortcuts in the app).
How do I delete a dog, or everything? Settings → Dogs, swipe left on a dog. Settings → Erase All Data removes everything you own, everywhere. Deleting the app does not remove what is in your iCloud.
Is this medical advice? No. ScoopLog is a diary, not a diagnosis. If you're worried about your dog, call your vet — the log you've kept will help them.