FoodMarble

FoodMarble

Personal digestive tracker

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All Versions of FoodMarble

6.1.5

March 7, 2024

Updates and improvements.

6.1.4

February 22, 2024

Updates and improvements.

6.1.3

February 8, 2024

Updates and improvements.

6.1.1

January 9, 2024

Updates and improvements.

6.0.7

December 14, 2023

Update and improvements.

6.0.2

November 29, 2023

Updates and improvements.

6.0.0

November 8, 2023

Update and improvements.

5.9.8

October 17, 2023

Update and improvements.

5.9.7

October 11, 2023

Updates and improvements for you

5.9.5

October 5, 2023

Bug fixes.

Price History of FoodMarble

Description of FoodMarble

Measure how well you digest different foods from the comfort of your home. We offer the most advanced personal digestive breath tester, AIRE 1 & AIRE 2, paired with this intuitive app to analyse how your gut responds to different foods. With a simple breath, we assess the fermentation levels in your gut, helping you identify potentially problematic foods. FoodMarble is tailored for those: - Struggling with digestive problems such as SIBO and IBS. - Eager to uncover foods causing intolerances. AIRE 2 will help you discover your food intolerances. - Seeking insights to enhance their daily digestive health. Why Choose FoodMarble: - Discover Food Intolerances: Through breath tests, we identify foods that might be causing intolerance in your system. - Gut Health Insights: Measure both hydrogen & methane gas levels in your breath and understand trends to make informed dietary choices. - Comprehensive Digestive Tracking: From logging your diet and symptoms to tracking your stress and sleep, FoodMarble provides a holistic view of your gut health. - At-Home Precision: Elevate your digestive insights with our top-tier portable breath testing device, designed for convenience and accuracy. What Makes Us Unique: - Clinical Validity: Trust accurate, clinically validated results. - Always With You: Our portable device ensures you can check your digestive health wherever you are. - Simplicity at Its Best: Just four steps - Log your food, take a breath test, record any symptoms, and then check your results in a few seconds. - Discover our Food Intolerance Kit to test your tolerance to 4 hard-to-digest food components (FODMAPs); lactose, fructose, sorbitol, and inulin. - Beyond Testing: Benefit from our expansive Food Library, curated low-FODMAP recipes and challenges. - Dedicated Support: Have questions or need assistance? Our responsive Customer Support is just a tap away within the app. Overcome digestive issues one breath at a time. Get started! www.foodmarble.com
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FoodMarble: FAQ

Is FoodMarble compatible with the iPad?

No, there is no iPad version available for FoodMarble.
FoodMarble was released by FoodMarble Digestive Health Ltd.
The minimum iOS version for the FoodMarble app is 13.0.
The rating of 4.5 out of 5 that FoodMarble has received from users is outstanding.
The Foodmarble App Relates To The Health & Fitness Genre.
6.1.5 is the latest released FoodMarble version.
July 1, 2024 is the date of the latest FoodMarble update.
FoodMarble was introduced to the market on February 5, 2023.
Contains nothing objectionable, appropriate for all ages.
FoodMarble can be used in English, Italian.
No, FoodMarble is not featured on Apple Arcade.
No, FoodMarble does not include options for in-app purchases.
Sorry, FoodMarble is not specifically engineered for compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of FoodMarble

  • Hopeful but not holding my breath

    The app is super well-made. The design looks great. I love the user flows and the different workflows that walk me through each step. The device itself (AIRE2) is also very sleek and simple, pairs really well with the app, and seems to give consistent results. My one issue which might make the whole app and the concept moot due to the data being inaccurate is actual food logging. Food logging is one of the hardest things—I’ve never seen any app do it really well. As it’s the database and input of any food logging app that matters, this one really falls short. Ultimately, you need to know what’s inside of your food, all of the constituent ingredients, and the proportion that was consumed. What is 3oz of blueberries vs 1 cup vs handful? The app’s food logging experience and database is extremely lacking and unintuitive—the scan-ingredients-to-text feature is buggy, adding bad characters and line breaks mid word. The barcode database regularly finds no match or has server errors. I think image recognition to identify a food and its ingredients could help, portion and ratio matching, and ingredient fill in using generative AI could really help. Other than that, it’s been super helpful to get in the habit of logging everything even if I don’t log food 100% accurately. I’m hoping my brain makes some connection with the foods triggering high gas output.
  • Buggy and poor performance

    The reminders are buggy. I no longer take certain medications but I can’t remove the reminders for them. When I go to remove them, it takes me to the screen to log them instead. I also get random reminders to take a breath test after meals even though I have that setting turned off. Very annoying.

    Logging meals is also dreadful because of how painfully slow the search is. The predictions are not smart.
  • Scientific evidence of the bloat

    I’m excited to have the Food Marble to measure my hydrogen and methane in my gut after I eat for hours. It tells me how much of the FODMAPs are in my meals. And the app guided me through the intolerance test packets I purchased. Plus there’s a mode to custom test foods. So useful.

    The app is a bit clunky when it comes to recording food. Maybe with time we’ll be able to upload a recipe from the internet and divide it by servings. As it is I am making recipes and dividing out the grams per ingredient in one serving. It’s a lot of work. But if I make a recipe they have in the app it will easily record.

    Overall I am very grateful for this product and helpful app. I hope it continues to improve on the great work they have already done.