
Crappsy
AI Digestive Health
Crappsy launched on January 19, 2020 with 6 votes, #1,102 of 3,486 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
I'm a 15 year old sophomore who decided to help people's digestion. Crappsy allows users to upload photos of their stool to have it scanned by my AI algorithm. The photos give you a "Crappsy score" out of 100 and health recommendations to help your digestion.
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all alternatives →- TPTake photos of your poop for better gut health2020 · ▲23
I'm a sophomore at Bronx Science, and over my last summer vacation, I created Crappsy.com (and it's android and ios apps). Crappsy allows you to take a photo of your poop. Our AI then scans the photo and rates its healthiness. Based on that healthiness, we give you personalized health recommendations and products to fix your issues. You also get a "Crappsy score" as a fun way to track your gut health. Digestive issues affect many Americans, and I hope Crappsy can help! https://www.crappsy.com…





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