Tired of Googling every ingredient? Bloated after every meal? Snap a photo and know what's safe in seconds — personalized to YOUR gut. SNAP A PHOTO. KNOW IN SECONDS. Photograph your meal. Get instant analysis showing exactly which FODMAPs are present — tailored to your sensitivities, not generic lists. NO PHOTO? NO PROBLEM. Just speak or type what you're eating. Voice and text input works just as well — perfect for checking menus, planning meals, or when you can't snap a pic. QUICK CHECK MODE Not logging a meal? Switch to Quick Check to verify if something's safe without saving anything. Great for browsing menus, grocery shopping, or satisfying curiosity. IMPORT FROM URL Found a recipe online? Paste the link and get instant FODMAP analysis — no typing required. DISCOVERS YOUR REAL TRIGGERS Track how you feel after meals. The app identifies patterns and shows you which specific foods cause YOUR symptoms — not just what's "high FODMAP" for everyone else. BUILT FOR SIBO & IBS Specialized alerts flag SIBO-specific concerns like fermentable starches. Whether you're on elimination, reintroduction, or maintenance — we've got you covered. "Finally an app that understands MY triggers" HOW IT WORKS: 1. Snap a photo, speak, or type any meal 2. Get instant analysis with FODMAP breakdown 3. Track how you feel with one tap 4. Discover your personal trigger patterns over time FEATURES: - Scan meals with photo, voice, or text — whatever's easiest - Quick Check mode — check foods without logging - Personal trigger detection that learns YOUR patterns - SIBO-specific alerts and guidance - 167 low FODMAP recipes with personalized ratings - One-tap symptom tracking - Portion guidance (serving size matters) - Follow-up questions: "What can I substitute?" PERFECT FOR: - FODMAP elimination & reintroduction phases - SIBO/IMO management - IBS symptom tracking - Anyone tired of memorizing food lists Other apps give you a database. This gives you answers. --- Not intended to replace medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional before making dietary changes. Questions? [email protected]
