Puddly
The potty timer that
nudges you once.
Set an interval. Puddly reminds you when it is time to try — one gentle notification, never a stream of them. Three taps to log it. A sticker every time.
Not out yet. One-time price, no subscription, no ads.
Built for the first three days
The days when you are setting a timer on your phone every twenty minutes and losing count of who went when. That is the whole job.
One reminder, then silence
Puddly nudges you once and stops. It never nags, and it never fires twice for the same try. The timer resets the moment you log something, so it follows your day.
Three taps
Went, sat but nothing, or an oops. Add “told me first” or “went on their own” when those days come. That is the entire log.
Quiet hours and pause
Nights stay silent. Naps, car journeys and grandma’s house get a pause button — not a timer you have to remember to switch back on.
A sticker every time
Including accidents. There are no red marks, no broken streaks and no graph that goes down — a bad afternoon is a normal part of learning, and Puddly says so.
Colour them in
Every sticker opens as a colouring page: fill, pen or pencil, ten fat swatches for small fingers and the full colour wheel behind one tap. Print it on real paper.
A three-day plan
A plain routine to follow while you find your feet, and a “keep going” for after. Guidance, not medical advice.
Ninety-odd stickers to collect
Puddy the frog and his friends — Ducky, Okki and Noni. Drawn to be earned in any order and never repeated until the whole pool is gone.
Your child’s day is nobody’s data
Puddly has no backend and nothing to sign into. The log lives on the phone it was typed on.
- No photos or video of your child. Not as a setting — the app has no camera feature at all.
- No account, no sign-up, no cloud. Nothing to leak because there is nowhere for it to go.
- The log never leaves the phone. Names, times and accidents are never sent anywhere.
- No ads and no subscription. You buy sticker packs once, or you never buy anything.