Celiac Collective

Celiac Collective

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2 ratings
1 review
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 20, 2026
  • August 21, 2026

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Navigate life after a celiac diagnosis with practical tools, community support, and trustworthy information. Track symptoms, connect with others, and learn about managing gluten-free living.

Daily symptom and food tracker
Community forums for peer support
Restaurant dining guidance
Flare-up management tools
Educational guides on celiac disease
Resource library
AI-powered ingredient and label analysis (Premium)
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What's New in Celiac Collective

1.1.4

August 21, 2026

Signing up is smoother. The age and terms confirmation no longer gets stuck, so creating an account takes one tap. Eat Out now shows distances in miles, with 3, 10, 15 and 25 mile search ranges. And when places can't load, the app tells you what actually went wrong instead of guessing at your connection. Barcode scanning recognizes more product codes. If a scan doesn't read cleanly, you'll be told that directly rather than being told the product isn't in the database. Celiac AI answers now finish their thought instead of stopping mid-sentence. Plus a round of stability fixes under the hood.

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User reviews

Awesome!

I’ve tried several celiac and gluten-free apps, and Celiac Collective feels completely different. Instead of focusing on just one thing like scanning food or finding restaurants, it brings so much of the celiac experience together in one place — community support, Celiac AI, symptom and flare tools, food and cross-contact resources, travel cards, education, and more.

I especially love that it’s nurse-led and medically focused while still feeling personal and supportive. It feels like an app made by someone who actually understands what living with celiac disease is like. 💙
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FAQ

What is Celiac Collective?

Celiac Collective is a health and fitness app designed to help individuals manage life after a celiac disease diagnosis. It offers tools for tracking symptoms, connecting with a community, and accessing educational resources.

Is Celiac Collective free to use?

Yes, Celiac Collective is free to download and use. It offers a range of features for managing gluten-free living. Some advanced features, like unlimited Celiac AI and registered nurse support, are available through premium in-app purchases.

Does Celiac Collective have ads?

No, Celiac Collective does not contain advertisements. The app focuses on providing a supportive and informative experience without the distraction of ads.

What are the premium features in Celiac Collective?

Premium features include unlimited access to Celiac AI for ingredient and label analysis, direct messaging with a registered nurse who also has celiac disease, and a food scanner to check product barcodes against known gluten ingredients.

How often is Celiac Collective updated?

The latest version of Celiac Collective is 1.1.2, which was last updated on August 18, 2026. Updates typically include new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements.

What devices is Celiac Collective available on?

Celiac Collective is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for users within the iOS ecosystem.

What is the age rating for Celiac Collective?

Celiac Collective has an age rating of 17+. This is likely due to the nature of health-related information and discussions within the app.

Does Celiac Collective provide medical advice?

No, Celiac Collective provides education and peer support, not medical care. It will not tell you if a specific food or restaurant is safe, as these decisions should be made by the user based on the context and information provided.