Pipelo feature
Potty Tracker and Visit Log
Quick answer
Pipelo’s tracker is a two-tap journal for the adult holding the phone. It records what happened so you can see the day without turning it into a spreadsheet.
Trying earns the same star as success. Oops moments, dry or wet naps, and night notes stay in the parent history and never deduct stars.
What you can log
The parent home keeps pee, poop, sat and tried, and oops on the first screen. Sleep notes are available without mixing them into the reward loop.
| Visit | Shown to the child? | Plants a star? |
|---|---|---|
| Pee | Yes, as a planted star | Yes |
| Poop | Yes, as a planted star | Yes |
| Sat & tried | Yes, as a planted star | Yes |
| Oops moment | No | No |
| Dry or wet nap | No | No |
| Dry or wet night | No | No |
Undo, edits, and the timer
Every rewarding event owns its planting state. Saving precedes animation. If you undo or edit a visit, Pipelo reconciles the stars instead of leaving the garden and the log in two different stories.
The live reminder is independent of those historical edits. Changing yesterday does not reschedule the next nudge.
The journal stays on the phone
There is no Pipelo account and no caregiver sharing in this version. Optional nickname, visits, and stars live locally. Device backups follow your Apple settings. Erase this device’s data removes the local journal. It does not cancel an App Store subscription.
Common questions
Do accidents remove stars?
No. Oops moments are logged for parents only and never deduct stars.
Can a child open the log?
The grown-up zone sits behind hold-to-unlock so little hands cannot wipe the journal or open purchases.
Is there a cloud dashboard for grandparents?
Not in this version. A later companion is possible. Today the journal is on the iPhone.
Put the idea into practice with Pipelo
The iPhone app is coming soon. Until it is on the App Store, you can read the other guides or email support.
Coming soon