Toilet training data a team can actually keep up with
Toilet training data die when the log is a clipboard in another room. One-tap entries for dry checks, voids, and accidents — across several protocol types — keep the record current and the progress chart honest.
The free tier covers the core timing and tally tools; the rest of the toolkit is included with a paid plan.
What it does
- Intensive, scheduled, gradual, and nighttime protocols
- One-tap logging for dry checks, successes, bowel movements, and accidents
- APA-style progress chart
- Reminders so scheduled sits do not get skipped
How it works
- 1Choose the protocol that matches the plan.
- 2Log each check and event as it happens.
- 3Review the chart with the family to decide the next step.
Questions behavior analysts ask
Which toilet training protocol should we use?
That is a clinical decision based on the learner, the family's capacity, and the setting. The app supports intensive, scheduled, gradual, and nighttime protocols so the data match the plan you chose.
Can caregivers log entries themselves?
Yes. Caregivers can log in their own account, with entries tied to a shared codename rather than a client name.
Do entries ever include identifying information?
Entries use a learner codename only. Keep names and identifying details out of notes.
Tools that work with it
Run toilet training without adding another app to your session bag
Every tool here shares the same learner records, session history, and export, so data collected in toilet training is available everywhere else in your account.
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