Feel prepared. Feel confident. Feel in control.
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ScopeCoach is an Australian app created from lived experience to guide you through colonoscopy preparation with simple reminders, practical checklists and clear, everyday information.
One calm place for the prep details
Colonoscopy preparation has a lot of small steps. ScopeCoach helps you feel more prepared, more confident and more in control before your colonoscopy. It helps people keep track without feeling buried in information.
Timed reminders
Helpful prompts for the main preparation stages so important steps are harder to miss.
Shopping lists
Simple starter lists so users can prepare early without overbuying or overthinking.
Medication prompts
Reminders to check medicines such as blood thinners, diabetes medicines, iron and supplements with the right team.
From scattered instructions to a clearer plan
ScopeCoach turns a stressful few days into a guided process that feels more manageable.
Before ScopeCoach
- Confusing instructions
- Forgotten prep times
- Unsure what to eat
- Worry about whether prep is working
With ScopeCoach
- Clear daily guidance
- Helpful reminders
- Simple food and shopping support
- More confidence before the procedure
Built by someone who knows the prep side
ScopeCoach was created by Bel, an Australian living with Lynch Syndrome who understands the reality of regular colonoscopy preparation.
The goal is simple: provide the guide she wished she had — practical, reassuring and always available in your pocket.
Read the story“This app was built from the patient side of the experience — the kitchen bench, the bathroom, the clock-watching and the quiet worry of hoping you have done enough.”
— Bel, creator of ScopeCoachPractical support with clear boundaries
ScopeCoach helps you feel more prepared, more confident and more in control before your colonoscopy. It helps people feel organised and informed, while keeping medical decisions with the healthcare team.
Australian made
Designed with Australian patients and real-world preparation in mind.
Lived experience
Created by someone who understands regular colonoscopy preparation personally.
Evidence-informed
Built around common bowel preparation guidance and practical patient education.
Privacy first
Focused on guidance, reminders and checklists — not collecting unnecessary information.
Support for many prep situations
First colonoscopy
For people who are unsure what to expect and want clear steps.
Regular surveillance
For Lynch Syndrome, IBD and other ongoing monitoring pathways.
Positive bowel screening
For people preparing after a screening result or referral.
Carers and family
For anyone helping someone else prepare at home.