I never review apps, but I would be incredibly pleased to see a response to this review. I have not started using this app with my children yet, but it appears to be everything I was looking for, functionally. However, it is terribly uninteresting for a child and does not serve in any way to encourage a child's participation in the process of tracking their progress. This is a great start and structure for an app, but it lacks appeal for children (colors, animations, "stickers," maybe even in-app rewards to be earned such as games or new stickers or backgrounds?). I would definitely be willing to pay a few dollars for a more appealing app with this level of functionality.

Also you have to at least update the settings to remember the reminders there no point in making a potty schedule if it’s all erased the next day no it’s not that hard to remember in general about what time their potty breaks were but sometimes even the best memories can be forgetful and would be more efficient if they could be reminded at the exact same time every single day especially with going number 2 your bowels develop a natural schedule and especially with boys disrupting it even the slightest can set you back! That was by far the hardest part was getting him to use the potty instead of going to a corner and doing it bc that was his routine and how he felt most comfortable so now that he’s finally transitioned I make sure he at least tries at the same time everyday and it’s starting to pay off bc he has went by himself on the potty everyday for the last 2 weeks he just likes privacy when doing it and don’t we all lol so once I got him to start using it he got comfortable and now uses it on his own bc we aren’t standing in there with him or telling him to go potty so keeping the same routine is imperative and it’s hard to do that when all your data is gone the next day so if you are serious about this app I’ve given you literally everything and idea you need to make an amazing app and make a whole heck of a lot of money if not maybe I should consider making one myself

This is not a fun app for kids, but rather a practical potty tracking tool for parents. I love that I can see the exact time that my son went in the potty, attempted to go, or had an accident. The reminder alarms have been a lifesaver! My son calls it the "potty bell" and runs to the potty when he hears the sound. I don't mind that the graphics and design are lacking, since I use it for me, not to entertain my son. We use other iPad games and videos for that purpose. I still use a sticker chart for the wall for him, but this is a nice convenient way for me to keep track of his elimination schedule in more detail. I do wish there was an option to note naptime, bedtime, and meal times to better track his elimination patterns, though. Overall, this is the best potty training app in the App Store!

After about a week and a half, my 3yr old son was finally potty trained. He was used to pullups, which I'm told is a bad idea. He only liked to go while covered, rather than on the toilet. We went cold turkey, I put him in undies with diapers only for sleeping overnight. This app let me time his trips to the potty all day. Started with 30 minute intervals until he got better at holding it, kept adding 10mins until we reached 1.5 hrs. Kept him in sweatpants to help absorb occasional accidents.I noticed he did not like to go in his undies while he was close to people or out of the house. So instead of avoiding outings for fear of accidents away from home, I took him out more often. Out of his comfort zone, he showed more restraint. We actually never had an accident outside of the house.The app let me track his successes and failures, and helped to prove me wrong when I felt he was not making progress--this would have otherwise discouraged me. He did have fewer and fewer accidents as the days went by.I stopped rewarding him with sweets and tablet time, and stuck to just verbal praise and high fives. After about a week, I started to tell him to hurry up and go pee so we could go play. And found out he knew how to go on command. I would tell him when I had to go myself, and brought him with me so he would follow my example.Once we hit about the 9 day mark, he stopped having accidents, and would tell me when he had to go. Always expecting a smile and a high five as reward for going potty. He announces when he does it with pride now. Potty training was stressful at first. I dreaded it. But once I committed, using this app, it was very fulfilling to see him grow more disciplined. I was really proud.I donated to the developer. Hope my story helps others. And if the app works for you, I definitely recommend donating. I no longer need the app. It did its job well.Thanks, dev!