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It's like an Apple Watch for your toilet, literally.

I delayed installing it for a couple of weeks because I thought it was going to be time consuming. Honestly, it was a lot easier than I thought—you take it out of the box and you plop it on the toilet. Installation, ease of use: amazing.

Installation and everything coming out of the box is super easy, professional. I would say a 10 out of 10.

Once I got it set up and I walked to the toilet and it lit up, I was like—this is the coolest thing ever.

From receiving it to setup to getting the app going, everything was really smooth. Everything about the object is beautiful—really well designed and really easy to install.

Just how easy it is to install—and that you don't actually have to have your phone. There are a lot of really thoughtful features that make it a really good experience.

The setup was super easy. The hardware is good looking and it all makes sense.

It's super passive—set it and forget it. I set it up one day and the data just comes through.

It's been easy. I like that you don't have to charge it so frequently—for me, it lasts two to three weeks.

Tracking how much water I drink doesn't really tell me anything meaningful. The hydration score is an actual thing that tells me how my body's working.

Something I've learned already in one week of using Throne is that I get very dehydrated after I drink my coffee. I'm building a new habit so quickly that I wouldn't be able to do from a lab test.

I'm big on wearables and AI, and Throne does not disappoint. Looks great, easy to understand, and helping me figure out that I'm pretty much always dehydrated.

It's almost like a game to try to keep my hydration levels higher. I'm one that struggles to drink water day to day, so it motivates me. It's been helpful and impactful that way.

There have been a few times where I've been surprised by a low hydration score, so I'll go drink some water—it's more like an immediate feedback loop.

The hydration score is very insightful. Very quickly the app showed me that I'm dehydrated all the time—now every time I go to the bathroom, I'm already predicting what it's going to be.

My hydration scores are always really low in the morning, so I was like—okay, I need to be drinking some water before I go to bed.

You think, I'm drinking water, I know I'm hydrated—but then you see a number next to it. It definitely keeps it active in your forethought: hey, I want to drink my water today.

It makes me more thoughtful about drinking. I've added more electrolytes and try to hydrate earlier in the day—it's changed some of my behavior.

For years, my doctor would tell me I was dehydrated and I had no way of knowing that outside of her office. Now, I can't stop checking my phone. Hydrating is so much fun now.

It works for the data nerds like me, but it also works for the totally normal humans like my wife.

I know this is going to be a successful product because when I forget to hit the button when I don't have my phone, I get sad I don't have the data. After just a couple of weeks it feels weirdly incomplete without it.

One of the dopest features is that you can keep it on the toilet and other people can use it, and it doesn't log their data. I think that is the coolest thing.

I really love the UI and UX of the app, and the whole product was extremely simple to install. Super well thought out.

It feels very futuristic and high-tech, and the app is very approachable.

I definitely like the interface. It shows you your digestive patterns, and I like how it breaks that down. It's really clean, the way that it's laid out.

I like the Throne because it's not something that has to be worn. It's on my toilet—I'm always going to sit on my toilet, so I don't have to do anything more.

Now I'll walk up an extra flight of stairs just to go pee in the right toilet.

I've tried the rings and the watches—I don't like wearing things. What I like about the Throne is that I don't have to wear it. It's just there.

The interface is great. The detection algorithm is outstanding—the ability to drill down to every single event that's happening while you're in the bathroom is impressive.

Two weeks in, I'd already changed how I eat.

I finally know what normal looks like for me.

What surprised me most is how quickly I started noticing patterns. Even as someone who already drinks a lot of water, it still helps catch the days when life gets busy and my hydration slips more than I realize. If I eat something my body doesn't love, I can see the impact almost immediately.

I did Costco pizza just for the Throne. And it was like, oh my God—emergency, 5%, what's happening?

The biggest one is just not sitting on the toilet as long. Five or six minutes—I would have never guessed that. Having the data made me realize my wife was actually right.

It's definitely eye-opening to just see the trends day to day. I've surprised myself, actually—my gut health is better than I thought.

I always kind of thought I go at different times—but I've noticed it's pretty much usually around 11am every day. That's been interesting to see.

It forces you to think more about your bathroom habits. People tell me they go every day—then they start looking at the data and realize: actually, I go five days out of seven.

You sort of notice it in the moment if you're paying attention, but then you just forget. Having it in there, it's like—oh yeah, that Saturday and Sunday I was feeling rough in multiple ways.

I was super excited to get over 80% gut health. I think quantifying things does help to encourage good behavior.

The gut health score makes me happy.

It made me think more realistically about what was happening. It was like—no, I'm okay. You're not outside the norm.

I tracked one poop and it came back gut health 100%. I was like, great—the Michael Jordan of poops.

I've been more mindful of my gut health. I'm perfectly happy telling people about it—I think it's pretty cool.

I have to stay hydrated for my health, and before, I had no way to check. I now have full confidence that I'm hydrated because of the Throne.

In the past I've had problems with irregularity—diarrhea all of a sudden. Now if my stool changes, I can easily go back and identify what's causing the gut problems.

I've been living with inflammatory bowel disease for about 22 years. The biggest thing Throne has done for me is that I don't have to look in the toilet anymore—I can't explain what a change that is.

It's useful to know how many sessions and the frequency, because that's all stuff I get asked by the doctor—and before, it was ‘I don't know.’ It's nice to have that information.

She comes to me like, daddy, daddy—look at your app! Look at your app! She's giving me a gift. It's fun to see.

When she does use the buttons correctly, it's really great—because I can tell, and I can give her some feedback.

Throne is one of those devices that I didn't know how much I needed until I had it in my bathroom.

I'm convinced Throne is going to save lives.

I'm so excited about this and the potential for it. I would put this on my website right now.

There's no other way to get gut health data that I see. This is definitely the most compelling way to get this piece of data.

I really like what you guys are building. Keep at it—I'm a happy owner of the product.

There are definitely a lot of people that I think would get tremendous value out of this.

I think the Throne is the same like the smartwatches and smart wearables in 2007. It was strange, it was unrealistic—but nowadays, everybody wears it.

I really hope you succeed. It's going to be a default in every renovated bathroom from now on.

The ultimate goal is understanding my own body in order to be healthier—these connected devices fill in the blanks I don't have with my own intuition.

I ordered one for my parents as an early Christmas gift, and when the beta came out, I was like—okay, I'm curious to try it out too.