GastroLog: FODMAP & IBS Diary

GastroLog: FODMAP & IBS Diary

Gastroparesis & food tracker

4 ratings
1 review
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 16, 2026
  • August 21, 2026

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This app helps individuals manage gastroparesis by providing a simple daily diary for logging meals, symptoms, and other health metrics. It offers a personal safe-foods list, visual dashboards, and generates PDF reports for medical appointments. All data is stored locally for privacy.

Daily meal and symptom logging
Personalized safe-foods list
Flare-up marking
Fortnightly health dashboard
PDF report generation
Local data storage
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What's New in GastroLog

1.6.1

August 21, 2026

Bowel movements. Tap Bowel on Today and log one in a tap — the type and the colour are optional. There's a "no movement today" as well, because a day with nothing logged isn't the same as a day you didn't go, and your GI report keeps those two apart. Procedures. Record a Botox, a dilation or a stimulator on Care along with the plan you were given, and set a reminder for the review date so it doesn't fall to memory. Your report puts the weeks before and the weeks since side by side, for the appointment where it gets decided. The dashboard has a bowel row now, lined up with everything else on the same days. Fixed: the back button did nothing on any tab. The GastroLog Plus offer now appears once, at the end of setup. Close it and everything carries on — logging, history, reminders and your data export stay free.

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User reviews

Tracking Made Easy

I am genuinely so happy with this app. I’ve been suffering from some odd gastrointestinal issues for the past month and got recommended to track what I eat. Started tracking with this app today and am blown away by how much thought and care has been placed into every ounce of it. I feel so cared for.
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Response from developer

Thank you, this made my week. I hope the tracking helps you get to the bottom of it. If anything's missing or gets in your way, just let me know.

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FAQ

What is GastroLog?

GastroLog is a daily diary designed for individuals managing gastroparesis. It allows users to easily log meals, symptoms, and other health data, with a focus on simplicity and privacy. The app provides insights through dashboards and exportable reports.

How does GastroLog help with gastroparesis?

GastroLog helps by providing a structured way to track meals, symptoms, and potential triggers. It includes features like a safe-foods list and symptom logging with big chips, making it easier to identify patterns and share information with healthcare providers.

Is GastroLog free to use?

Yes, GastroLog is available for free. It does not have any advertisements or require a subscription to access its core features for tracking and reporting.

Does GastroLog have ads?

No, GastroLog is ad-free. The description explicitly states that there are no ads, ensuring an uninterrupted user experience focused on health tracking.

Is my data safe with GastroLog?

Yes, GastroLog is private by design. All logged data stays on your phone, with no account creation or tracking. You can export or delete your data at any time.

What devices does GastroLog support?

GastroLog is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed to be accessible on Apple's mobile platforms.

How often is GastroLog updated?

The latest version of GastroLog is 1.2.0, which was last updated on July 25, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support for the application.

Can I use GastroLog offline?

Yes, GastroLog is designed to store all your data locally on your phone. This means you can log meals and symptoms even without an internet connection, ensuring continuous tracking.