Our AI stool tracker answers parents' concerns about their infant — a reference tool helping to optimise your time in practice
With Aptaclub's AI stool tracker, parents can record their infant's digestive habits by simply uploading a photo of their infant's nappy or entering their infant's stool's characteristics. First, parents log into their Aptaclub account. Here, they can upload a photo of their infant's nappy or select the characteristics of their child's stool manually using the colour and consistency sliders. Let's try it.
GASTROINTESTINAL ISSUES are prevalent in infants ≤12 months, with 15% of these issues being related to stool.²
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An AI image recognition tool to help parents track their infants' stool by assessing CONSISTENCY and COLOUR from smartphone photos, and to facilitate discussions with HCPs by providing accurate stool data.
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Choose an example photo to 'upload' into the AI tracker.
Our AI analysis will provide an instant analysis of their infant's stool, reassuring any parental concerns, and redirecting them to seek professional input when required.
Adjust the sliders to match your infant's stool characteristics.
It will also record the stool submission, so parents can track their infant's stool history. This helps parents to spot any changes in the pattern and provides a detailed record for you to refer to in appointments.
Alongside supporting the parents and healthcare professionals behind infant care, we design formulas with unique synbiotics of scGOS/lcFOS (9:1) and B Breve M16V, to support digestive health in infants.¹
1. Blumfield M, et al. Nutr Soc Aust. 2025; Abstract 129750.
Parents can use the tracker to get answers and keep a record for use in doctor's appointments.
DISCLAIMER: The Aptaclub stool tracker does not provide a medical assessment or diagnosis. It is general information only. Users are always recommended to seek the advice of your healthcare professional.
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