Track daily food intake with Points® system to stay within budget. Manage menopause symptoms with tailored tools. Set weight goals and monitor progress. Sync data across devices. Receive personalized recommendations based on dietary needs.
Track digestion by analyzing breath samples to assess gut fermentation. Input food data to identify intolerances. Sync test results with the for detailed insights. Set reminders for testing and log dietary intake.
Track meals, symptoms, and health metrics. Log intake and associated symptoms. Generate detailed journals for sharing with clinicians. Analyze patterns between diet and symptoms to support digestive health management.
Track calories, macros, and nutrients with a database of foods. Log workouts and monitor progress. Set fitness goals and receive meal suggestions. Sync data across devices and access intermittent fasting tools.
Track meals, drinks, medications, and symptoms to identify potential triggers. Log daily entries and view patterns to understand digestive health trends. Set reminders and sync data across devices.
Track symptoms by rating pain level (0-10) and noting location and specific issues like bloating or cramping. Log meals with trigger tags such as dairy or gluten. View weekly and monthly charts to identify patterns.
Track symptoms, food intake, and severity to identify patterns and triggers. Access lists of safe and trigger foods for low-fermentation diets. Receive personalized tips for managing IBS, SIBO, and other digestive issues.
Track diet and exercise habits with detailed nutritional breakdowns of meals. Log foods from a database of verified items. Sync with Apple Health, Apple Watch, and Fitbit for workout tracking and progress monitoring.
Track intake, symptoms, and moods to identify dietary triggers. View visual graphs showing correlations between meals and digestive issues. Set reminders for consistent tracking. Export data for further analysis.
Track symptoms and health patterns with customizable logs for conditions like migraines, fatigue, and IBS. Record triggers and note correlations between activities and health changes.