Brain can remember a song from 2008, the Wi-Fi password at a café that closed years ago, and one embarrassing thing said in a meeting. Ask about the last bathroom trip, though, and suddenly the witness needs a lawyer.

That is where our three little stories begin. Each is a ten-second comedy sketch about a real Diaroo feature: a poop log you can find again, a mood you can record, and a hidden fart diary with a flair for the dramatic.

Case 01 · The missing memory

Poop Court is now in session.

“Last poop? Tuesday… I think,” says Brain, with the confidence of someone who has also misplaced Tuesday.

Poo rises. Tiny suit. Big accusation. “Objection! Diaroo has receipts.”

The calendar comes out. The evidence is surprisingly well organized. Toilet Judge delivers the only verdict anyone wanted: “Case closed. Literally.” Brain is released on the condition that future testimony includes an actual date.

The Court of Number Two

“Tuesday…
I think.”

Brain tries to remember the date in Poop Court.THE UNRELIABLE WITNESS

“Objection!
Diaroo has receipts.”

Poo confidently presents the evidence.THE RECEIPTS DEPARTMENT

“Case closed.
Literally.”

Toilet Judge closes the case with a gavel.THE FINAL WORD
Memory may be a questionable witness. A saved bathroom entry is easier to look up.

The feature behind the joke: Diaroo is a free poop diary and bathroom diary. Save your bowel movement log, then find your entries in the calendar. Start without an account; let the app remember the date.

Watch Poop Court on YouTube ↗

Ceremony 02 · A moving performance

And the best bathroom exit goes to…

The velvet is purple. The microphone is gold. Toilet Judge has promoted themself to host, and Poo has already written a twenty-minute acceptance speech for a ten-second awards show.

“Obviously me,” says Poo, adjusting an ivory tuxedo.

Brain, now a frazzled assistant carrying coffee and a clipboard, points out an inconvenient production credit: “Coffee did the work!”

There is no time for a recount. Diaroo records the mood: Victorious. Poo thanks the academy, the plumbing, and absolutely nobody else.

The Poop Awards

“Coffee did
the work!”

Brain as a frazzled assistant with a headset, coffee and clipboard.THE UNDERCREDITED ASSISTANT

“Obviously me.”

Poo as a smug celebrity in an ivory tuxedo with a toilet trophy.THE VERY HUMBLE WINNER

“Best bathroom
exit goes to…”

Toilet Judge as a dramatic host in a purple velvet tuxedo with a gold microphone.THE DRAMATIC HOST
Same trio, new personalities. One clipboard. Zero chance of a humble acceptance speech.

The feature behind the joke: Log your poop type and mood together in Diaroo. A bathroom routine has little details worth remembering, including how you felt afterward. Choose the mood that fits your day; a trophy is optional.

Watch the Poop Awards ↗

Exhibition 03 · An atmosphere of its own

Brain has changed into paint-spattered overalls and inventor goggles. Seven taps later, a secret door opens: fart mode.

Poo appears in a beret, striped shirt and scarf. A purple puff is presented with the seriousness usually reserved for a museum opening. “My masterpiece.”

Toilet Judge, now a critic in spectacles and a dark turtleneck, studies it with a notebook. A long pause. A thoughtful sniff. “Smells… expensive.”

The gas-terpiece is accepted into the collection. Visitors are advised to admire it from a respectful distance.

An inventor, an artist and a critic. The gallery has never had so much atmosphere.

The feature behind the joke: Diaroo has a secret fart diary. Log a fart, make a fun cloud card, and give a little passing gas far more artistic importance than it requested.

Find the hidden fart mode
  1. Open Diaroo’s Settings.
  2. Tap the app version seven times.
  3. Open fart mode and make your own gas-terpiece.
Visit the Gas Gallery ↗

The next entry is yours

Let Brain retire from date guessing.

Try Diaroo, keep a little bathroom log, and see what mood today deserves. Your first entry does not need a courtroom, a red carpet or an art critic.

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Pronounced DYE-uh-roo, like “diary” + “roo.” Free to start. No account needed.