Measured Void Sessions
Connect a BLE scale to capture volume, peak flow rate, and voiding duration. Results are presented clearly — no clinical jargon required.
Why FlowZB exists
Your bladder data belongs to you.
A clinical uroflow test lasts about two minutes, happens once every few months, and measures you on a day when you may or may not be representative of your normal.
If you're managing BPH or a voiding condition, the flow test snapshot during your appointment tells an incomplete story.
Your bladder varies with hydration, time of day, stress, medication timing, and dozens of other factors a single clinic visit can't capture.
I built FlowZB from my personal journey with exactly this frustration. FlowZB gives you a longitudinal record of your own voiding — measured at home, on your schedule, in your own conditions — so that when you do see your urologist, you bring real data to the conversation.
It's not a diagnostic tool. It's your personal record of how your bladder behaves over time — something no clinic visit can give you.
FlowZB works with a standard Bluetooth scale as an interim measuring device, or in the future with our dedicated flow sensor currently in development — for more detailed measurement. Either way, your data stays on your mobile device.
The app is designed for people who want to understand their own bodies. It's a private tool that helps you see your progress at whatever pace you want.
The two pictures
same person · 6 months
Clinic visit
N=1
With FlowZB
N=178
Snapshot: one number
Record: a trajectory
