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This app helps individuals manage IBS by tracking meals, symptoms, mood, sleep, and more. It offers insights into potential triggers and supports a guided FODMAP elimination diet. All data is stored locally for maximum privacy.
What's New in GutLedger
2.6.0
August 7, 2026
UI fixes Better insights
In-App Purchases
$5.99
Gutledger Pro
Unlock all Pro features forever. One-time purchase.
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FAQ
What is GutLedger?
GutLedger is a private gut health diary designed for people with IBS. It allows you to track meals, symptoms, mood, sleep, and fluid intake, with features like barcode scanning and a FODMAP food database.
Does GutLedger have ads?
No, GutLedger is ad-free. The developer emphasizes privacy, stating that there are no ads, accounts, analytics, or telemetry. Your data is stored locally on your device.
What are the PRO features in GutLedger?
The PRO version, available as a one-time purchase, includes advanced features like barcode scanning, automatic trigger food detection, PDF doctor reports, CSV export, database backup, and a guided FODMAP elimination diet.
How does GutLedger help with the FODMAP diet?
GutLedger includes a built-in database of over 470 foods that are auto-tagged as low, moderate, or high FODMAP. It also offers a PRO feature for a guided 3-phase FODMAP elimination diet, including reintroduction challenges.
Is my data safe with GutLedger?
Yes, GutLedger prioritizes privacy by storing all data locally on your device. It does not require accounts, cloud storage, or an internet connection, and offers biometric lock protection.
What devices does GutLedger support?
GutLedger is available for iPhone and iPod. It is designed for iOS devices.
How often is GutLedger updated?
The latest version, 2.5.5, was released on May 28, 2026. Updates typically include new features and improvements based on user feedback and the developer's ongoing work.
What is the age rating for GutLedger?
GutLedger has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including children, though its primary audience is adults managing IBS.







