proudP is a remote uroflowmetry app from Soundable Health, Inc. Instead of a specimen cup or a clinic visit, a user urinates normally near their phone and the app’s acoustic AI analyses the sound to calculate flow strength, known clinically as Qmax, along with voided volume, and tracks those numbers over multiple sessions across days or weeks. The site frames this as remote diagnostics that let a patient share in decision-making with their urologist between visits, rather than relying on a single in-clinic measurement, and adds a Prostate Symptom Score alongside the flow test.
This is a real, cleared medical device rather than a wellness novelty: the company’s own Remote Uroflowmetry page states proudP is FDA Class II and that clinical trials are completed, and it is candid about the test’s limits, quoting its own line that a diagnosis cannot be made from one flow reading. A single measurement reflects that moment’s conditions, so the value described is in the pattern across repeated readings shared with a clinician, not a one-off number read in isolation, and anyone with concerning urinary symptoms should still see a doctor rather than rely on the app alone.
The app is free to download and use for the consumer flow test and symptom score, per the pages reviewed; separate provider and research programs exist for clinics and studies, with their own terms handled through Soundable Health directly.
