Needs updating
It manages to be the most helpful (and free) gut health tracking app, while also having the UI of an app made ten years ago. This makes it hard to use, especially since it’s so unorganized in layout and design. I will say though, it has a lot of very useful content and features, which is what’s keeping me using it. I feel as though, if updated to the current standard of app, it could be incredibly useful for many people.
I don’t really expect anyone to read this, judging by the other reviews, but if you are, thank you!
I don’t really expect anyone to read this, judging by the other reviews, but if you are, thank you!
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Updates?
The latest review is 4 yrs old from Toddlemadiaon. I agree with what is said. I would like to have the ap on both my iHome and iPad -the one screen is a bit small for me to use easily like the kids do - I’m a 72 yr old short sighted pensioner! And the days do get middled up - Is there a way to adjust the clock? I am happy to use it since I can quickly add info but end up creating a spread sheet to sort out the days and times for myself. Since I started with it I’ll keep going but will look for something that’s a bit more ‘user-friendly’ and up to date.
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Fabulous
After looking at many different apps for this i found this from you tube.this app is everything you need to monitor your gut if you are suffering with Colitis,IBD, the best app out there. I hope you keep improving it.
Interesting
How can I sync it from my iPad to my iPhone
It keeps track, but will it do anything else
I just downloaded it this morning, and am wondering if I’ll be able to see more than one day at a time
It keeps track, but will it do anything else
I just downloaded it this morning, and am wondering if I’ll be able to see more than one day at a time
Try Cara instead
I can't use this now since I have the stoopid iOS 11 downgrade but I had to take screenshots to keep an ongoing log. 🤷🏽♀️ Happily I found Cara and have been able to keep a handle on things with it and Life Cycle (with creatively named "activities" meaning "GI distress" and numbering from 1-7). Poo Keeper is another straight forward log for just the GI part (you can add pictures!).
I hope all you IBS folks know about the Monash University IBS app too. That'll help you figure out you can eat lots of strawberries… if you're lucky.
I hope all you IBS folks know about the Monash University IBS app too. That'll help you figure out you can eat lots of strawberries… if you're lucky.
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