GutClues: IBS Symptom Tracker

GutClues: IBS Symptom Tracker

Food, bowel, fodmap & gut log

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  • Released
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  • May 20, 2026
  • August 8, 2026

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GutClues is the private, on-device food, bowel, and symptom tracker for people managing IBS, Crohn's, ulcerative colitis, SIBO, or unexplained gut issues. Three buttons. Five seconds to log. The food-to-symptom patterns your gastroenterologist actually wants to see. No account. No cloud. No data sales. Everything stays on your phone. WHY GUTCLUES IS DIFFERENT • Everything stays on your phone. No account, no sign-up, no cloud. • One-time purchase. No subscription. No ads. No data sales. Ever. • Built so a 5th grader could use it, with clinical-grade data underneath. • Designed to be exported — one tap turns weeks of entries into a PDF, spreadsheet, or plain-text summary you can send to your gastroenterologist, primary care doctor, or an AI assistant. WHAT YOU CAN LOG (IN SECONDS) • Food — type a few words, or snap a quick photo, or dictate a voice note • Bowel movements — pick the picture that looks like what you saw; capture Bristol stool scale, urgency, blood, shape • Feelings — tap a face; add notes if you want • Water, caffeine, activity, medications — small taps, nothing required • Backdate any entry — forgot last night's dinner? Stepper the date and log it • FODMAP-aware food tagging — flag low/high FODMAP meals as you go WHAT IT DOES FOR YOU • Surfaces the food-to-symptom patterns between what you ate and how you felt • Builds the structured record GI doctors actually ask for: "What did you eat, when did symptoms start, how often, how urgent" • Helps you spot triggers across gluten, dairy, FODMAP, caffeine, and stress • Gives you a "no surprises" window before your next gastroenterologist appointment — you show up with the data already in hand • Lets you stop wondering and start noticing PRIVACY IS THE WHOLE POINT Your logs live in GutClues' private database on this device. We do not have a server. We cannot see your food photos, read your voice notes, or know what color your last bowel movement was — because none of that ever leaves your phone. If you delete the app, iOS deletes your data with it. If you want a copy, the Export screen lets you choose where it goes. WHO IT'S FOR • People managing IBS, IBD, Crohn's, ulcerative colitis, SIBO, or unexplained GI symptoms • Anyone on a low-FODMAP, gluten-free, or elimination diet looking for symptom patterns • Anyone prepping for a gastroenterologist visit • Parents tracking a child's reactions to foods • Anyone who wants to stop being surprised by their own gut MEDICAL DISCLAIMER GutClues is a tracking tool, not a medical device. It doesn't diagnose, treat, or prevent any condition. The patterns it surfaces are observations, not findings. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider about your symptoms. Questions? info@truenorthoriginals.com
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What's New in GutClues

1.2.7

August 8, 2026

One episode isn't always one consistency — so now it doesn't have to be. • Was it mixed? After you save an episode, tap "Add another consistency" to record every type that was in that one trip. Common after bowel surgery, in IBS-M, and during a flare. Your log now shows it as a single episode, marked mixed — for example "Type 6 + 7". • Add a note right when you log. There's now a note field on the save screen, so you don't have to go hunting through History to add the detail while you still remember it. • Mixed episodes carry through to your doctor report and CSV export, so the pattern goes to your care team the way it actually happened. • Already-logged entries can be edited into mixed ones too — tap any entry in History. Thank you to the reader who wrote in asking for both of these. Keep the feedback coming.

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