Food Diary & Gut Log: EatSense

Food Diary & Gut Log: EatSense

Gut Health & IBS Companion

18 ratings
7 reviews
Free
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Released
December 17, 2025
Updated
October 29, 2026

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This app helps you understand your digestive health by logging meals and symptoms. Its AI identifies ingredients and potential triggers, providing insights to manage conditions like IBS and GERD. Export reports for your doctor and access guides for dietary protocols.

✓AI food ingredient identification
✓Trigger flagging (gluten, FODMAPs)
✓Symptom and bowel movement tracking
✓AI pattern analysis for food-symptom links
✓PDF report export for doctors
✓Dietary protocol guides (AIP, Low FODMAP)
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What's New in Food Diary & Gut Log

3.4

October 29, 2026

Find the foods behind your worst days. This version adds a true-black dark mode, larger text sizes and full VoiceOver support, with spoken summaries of every chart.

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User reviews

with room for improvement

The ‘recent meals’ view unfortunately isn’t well implemented. You can’t scroll left or right to get a proper look at the entries, which makes it nearly impossible to select the right meal on purpose – it’s more like guessing and hoping you tapped the correct one. Since the app already uses AI, some kind of automatic categorization would make a lot of sense – e.g. by meal type (breakfast, lunch, dinner) or by food/ingredients – to make selection much easier. This is by far the most frustrating part of the app so far, since it forces you to re-enter so many things manually instead of just picking them from the list.
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Response from developer

Thank you for this, great feedback. We're working on built meal-type filters, search, and photo thumbnails for the My Meals picker, and they're coming in the next update. Thanks again :)

Pas mal

Tout est très bien mais il manque une option partage familial ce qui éviterait d’être deux à enregistrer nos déjeuners communs.
Parfois la reconnaissance hallucine, j’ai pris un PoKe base carotte l’application m’invente du riz qui n’existe pas. J’enlève le riz, aucune influence sur les calories et les glucides. J’ai dû écrire moi-même plutôt que de faire une photo et c’est reparti ! L’appli m’invente une vinaigrette !!! Je la retire, aucune incidence. Bref … ça aide mais c’est pas ça.
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Response from developer

Merci pour ce retour précis ! Bonne nouvelle : c'est corrigé. Supprimer ou modifier un ingrédient recalcule désormais vraiment les calories et les macros, dès la prochaine mise à jour. Le partage familial est sur notre liste. Merci de nous aider à progresser :)

Can’t use without paying

I think the concept of this is super cool however I only logged one meal item before it told me I had to upgrade to continue… there is no way to know if you like the app if you only get to use it for 5 seconds. Considering the app is almost entirely AI, it shouldn’t cost much to have a free version.

They do have a trial option but with the trial, you’ll be charged as soon as it’s over so that defeats the purpose. If they ever come out with a free version, I would 100% be willing to try again.
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Response from developer

Thanks for the feedback. We can’t offer unlimited free use because the AI processing has real ongoing costs. We’re still deliberating on the free trial period. Appreciate you trying it :)

Perfect app / responsive developer

Great app that gets it on all levels. Developer is responsive to boot!

Response from developer

Thank you so much for the kind words 🙏 It really means a lot to hear that you’re enjoying the app.

I like it but

I really like it but you can’t really do much with the free version.
I’m debating between this one (using the free 3 day trial) and another one that I’m able to use for free and is good enough for what I need it. But great app tho.

Response from developer

Thank you, glad you're enjoying it! :)

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FAQ

What is EatSense?

EatSense is a gut health and IBS companion app that helps you log meals and symptoms. It uses AI to identify food ingredients and potential triggers, then analyzes patterns to link your diet to your digestive issues.

Does EatSense have ads?

No, EatSense does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional premium features available via subscription.

What are the subscription options for EatSense?

EatSense offers a Premium Monthly subscription for $6.99 per month and a Premium Yearly subscription for $39.99 per year. The yearly plan includes a 3-day free trial.

What kind of data does EatSense track?

EatSense tracks over 20 symptoms including bloating, brain fog, acid reflux, and fatigue. It also includes Bristol stool scale tracking with color and volume, and mood logging.

Can I share my data with my doctor?

Yes, EatSense allows you to export PDF reports of your food logs and symptom data. This makes it easy to share your progress and insights with your healthcare provider.

What dietary protocols does EatSense support?

EatSense provides simple guides to popular dietary protocols such as AIP (Autoimmune Protocol), Low FODMAP, and elimination diets, helping users navigate specific dietary approaches.

What devices is EatSense available on?

EatSense is available on iPhone and iPad devices, catering to users who prefer Apple's mobile ecosystem for their health tracking needs.

How accurate is the AI food scanning in EatSense?

The AI food scanning in EatSense identifies ingredients and flags common triggers like gluten and FODMAPs. This feature, along with AI insights, requires a subscription to access its full capabilities.