A bladder and stool diary for families — made by the pediatric specialists who spend their days asking for one.
A simple daily record of drinking, peeing and bowel habits, kept on a phone instead of a paper sheet stuck to the fridge.
That record is the bladder diary pediatric specialists ask families to keep before a visit. On paper it is easy to forget, hard to read, and usually filled in from memory the night before the appointment. BeDRY makes it quick enough to keep as the day goes.
The diary is free, for as many children as you need. An optional add-on — the Bladder Habit Builder, made up of Checkpoint, Coach and Trends — reads the diary back to you and turns it into routines you can actually follow. It is a one-time €29 per child profile, bought inside the app through Apple or Google. There is no subscription and no web checkout.
Checkpoint, Coach and Trends are educational tools. They describe and highlight what the diary shows; they do not diagnose, and they are not a substitute for a consultation with a qualified physician.
BeDRY is made by Budi suh d.o.o., a company in Zagreb, Croatia. It was founded by Dr. Slaven Abdović, a pediatric nephrologist who wrote the first version because the diaries coming back to his clinic were not good enough to work from. The medical thinking behind the app comes from three specialists, not from a marketing team.
Children's Hospital Zagreb. 15+ years in lower urinary tract disorders in children. Full profile →
First author of the national guidelines on constipation in children — bowel and bladder are one system.
University Hospital Center Sestre milosrdnice, Zagreb. Subspecialist in urodynamics and neurourology.
The guidelines, the published research and the algorithms behind the app are set out on the Science page →
A childhood that isn't organised around the nearest toilet.
Bladder and bowel problems are common in children, and they are quiet ones. They shape which sleepovers happen, which trips get taken, and how a child feels about their own body — often for years, and often without anyone outside the family knowing. Almost none of that shows up in a ten-minute appointment.
The long version — how it started, what worked, and what we got wrong along the way — is in The Story →
Questions about the app, something that looks wrong, a feature you need, or a request about your data — all of it goes through one place, and a person reads it.
Support & contact →
Also there: the FAQ and how to delete your account and data.
BeDRY is operated by Budi suh d.o.o., Ulica Hrastova 58a, HR-10000 Zagreb, Croatia.
The diary is free. Bladder Habit Builder helps families better understand bladder and bowel habits, build routines and track progress.
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