Try what’s next
These are still being built, so they’ll change. Turn one on and it shows up for you. Turn it off and it hides again; nothing you made is deleted.
Rate your poop. Seriously.
Pick the closest of seven types, or add a photo and we’ll suggest one. Then a quick word about your day. Your specimens are drawn, never shown as photos.
The progress screen, "Reading your specimen", working through "Looking closely", "Reading its type" and "Getting your suggestion ready". It turns over to the suggestion: "We read it as 4, Smooth and soft. Is that right?", with "Yes, type 4" and "Pick another".
1Snap a photo, or just pick Take a photo and it reads the shape, then asks if it got it right. No photo? Pick the closest of seven types.A result card for Specimen #0042: the standard drawing of type 4, Smooth and soft, "Read from your photo, you confirmed". It flips in turn to "How we read it": a wireframe of the measured shape, what it saw, and how well each of the seven types matched, with type 4 the closest.
2Your specimen, drawn not photographed It’s drawn from your type, with your color beside it. Flip it to see the shape the model measured and how it matched each type.The gut log’s "Your day" conversation, "Question 2 of 3": a question about the last day, the person’s reply, the things logged from it (more fiber, much more caffeine, much worse sleep, a probiotic the same as usual) and a follow-up about water. The messages arrive one after another.
3Then, a word about your day Up to three quick questions about food, sleep and what you take, answered in your own words. Over time they become your usual.
What you get
- Pick your type, no photo needed; or add a photo and check what we read
- Your day: up to three questions about food, sleep and what you take
- History, by day, and Your usual
- Your log in Claude or another AI app, if you connect one
- Private to you, under the same privacy notice
What changed this week
A numbered issue each week: what we read and loaded, counted, then a sentence on each change.
A lab notes issue on a phone, "No. 14, What changed this week", written by probiome.ai: two counts (42 papers read, 3 statements changed) and a card for each change, each with made-up sample content.
What you get
- A new issue every week, with the numbers counted
- Each change links to the page it changed
- Earlier issues, all in one place