

Bowel pattern
Bristol-scale distribution plus a weekly heatmap. Regularity made visible, not awkward.
Keep a simple record of your bowel movements, symptoms, food, mood and sleep. No account, no ads, and your data stays on your device. Works offline.
No account. No ads. Stays on your device.






No downloads, no sign-up forms. Open the app, start logging. That's it.
Visit app.userefit.com on your phone. Add to home screen for an app-like experience. Works offline instantly.
Tap the + button to log a bowel movement, a symptom, a meal, water, mood or sleep. Takes seconds.
Review your records in the Insights tab: bowel pattern, sleep trend, mood frequency, meal consistency and more.
Start with bowel movements and symptoms, then add food, water, mood, sleep and more. Turn any tracker on or off in Settings.
Log bowel movements with the Bristol stool scale (1-7) in a couple of taps. See your weekly pattern and keep it alongside food, water and symptoms.
Log symptoms with a 1-5 severity, as many times a day as you need. Use your own symptom list.
Log meals and what you ate, with the time and notes. Keep it next to your bowel and symptom entries.
One-tap glass logging with a goal bar. Customize glass size (ml) and daily target. See hydration trends over time.
Bedtime, wake time, naps, quality rating. Area-chart trends with 7-day moving averages and sleep debt.
Log your weight when you want to and see a simple trend chart over time.
10-point emoji mood check-in with free-text notes. Spot what drains or lifts you across weeks.
Log activity with type, duration and notes.
Schedule by morning/afternoon/night/bedtime with dose and relation to food. Optional reminders, adherence tracking, copy-yesterday shortcut.
Waist, chest, hip, neck, arm and thigh in cm or inches.
Systolic, diastolic and pulse with posture/arm/context. WHO/AHA classification applied on every reading.
Flow level (spotting → very heavy), cycle symptoms and notes. Private, discreet, and always on-device.
Interactive charts built from what you log. Pick 7, 30 or 90 days. Tap any point for the day's detail.


Bristol-scale distribution plus a weekly heatmap. Regularity made visible, not awkward.


Nightly duration with a 7-day moving average. See how a few bad nights pull the whole week down.


A grid of every glass you logged. Spot late-day drought - or the weekend you forgot to drink.


Top 5 moods you logged in the window, ranked. See what the story of your weeks actually looks like.


Donut split of breakfast / lunch / dinner / snacks. Bars show which meals you actually show up for.


Per-medication progress bar with a trend arrow. Know your adherence number, not your gut feeling.


Minutes-per-type donut with a duration bar. See whether "active week" matches reality.


A smoothed curve of your logged weight. Less day-to-day noise.
Every card is interactive in-app - tap any point to see that day's full log.
Your health data lives in your browser's local storage. We literally cannot see it - there's no server to send it to.
All data stored locally in your browser. Nothing leaves your phone or laptop.
Open the app and start. No email, no password, no sign-up form to fill out.
Works offline, always. Your data doesn't depend on our servers being up.
Cross-device sync is on the roadmap. It will use a passphrase you control so the relay only ever sees ciphertext. Until it ships, everything stays on the device you use.
Refit is free to track. No account. No ads. No paywall on your logs.
If you want to back the free core, Catalyst is an optional one-time software supporter. Insider $25. Supporter $50. VIP $100. Checkout on the Support page via Creem. You get a receipt. Phase 1 does not unlock an in-app badge yet.
This is not a donation. It is optional support for indie software that stays free for daily use.
Insider $25 · Supporter $50 · VIP $100 · one-time
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Every feature ships because I need it myself. That's the bar. If it's not useful for daily tracking, it doesn't get built.
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