It's FDA-cleared, which honestly put my mind at ease right away, and it's saved my dad from at least one unnecessary appointment since his surgery. Let's break down what makes it tick. The core is this AI that listens to the flow sounds through your phone's mic-no hardware needed, just position it nearby and go.
It spits out key stats like peak flow rate in ml/s, total volume, and voiding time, all with about 98% accuracy backed by over 120,000 training samples. I was skeptical at first, thinking, 'How accurate can a phone really be?' But my urologist compared it to their machine and nodded approvingly. You get instant visuals too: charts that track trends over time, which is huge for spotting if something's off early.
And sharing? One tap exports a PDF that looks pro-level, so your doc can review it without you explaining a thing. Who really benefits? Guys over 40 dealing with BPH or post-op recovery, for sure-that's my neighbor's story, and he's obsessed now. But I've seen younger folks use it for hydration checks after intense workouts.
Even if you're just curious about baseline health, it's a low-effort way to stay proactive. In my experience, it's perfect for that 'wait and see' phase before symptoms get bad. What sets it apart from, say, jotting notes in a journal or waiting for annual checkups? The data's quantifiable and validated-none of that subjective 'feels weaker' nonsense.
Unlike clunky clinic devices, it's private, on-demand, and costs way less than a copay. Sure, some old-school docs might raise an eyebrow, but the clinical studies (seven of them, if I remember right) shut that down quick. Honestly, the only hitch I hit was background noise messing with a reading once-turns out the bathroom fan was the culprit, easy fix by turning it off.
But overall? It's a game-changer for men's health tracking. If you're ready to demystify this part of wellness, download proudP and start with the free tier. You'll wonder why you didn't sooner-trust me, that first set of numbers feels empowering.