Gutly: Low FODMAP IBS Tracker

Gutly: Low FODMAP IBS Tracker

AI Food Diary & Poop Tracker

9 ratings
12 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 8, 2019
  • August 1, 2026

Features

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This app helps users track their gut health, identify food triggers, and manage digestive issues like IBS. It uses AI to analyze food logs and symptoms, providing personalized insights and recommendations to improve gut health and overall well-being.

AI Food Trigger Detection
Personal GutAI Advisor
Daily GutScore tracking
Low FODMAP Food Guide
Symptom and Mood Logging
Doctor Report generation
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What's New in Gutly

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August 1, 2026

Food logging got a big round of fixes, and Gutly now speaks your language. - Gutly is now available in 11 languages: English, Danish, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Norwegian, Portuguese, Finnish, and Swedish - Search now shows your best match first - Scanned products start at their real serving size instead of 100 g - You can now correct the nutrition values of any logged food, including fiber - The Analyze button stays visible while you describe a meal - Photos upload much faster when adding a new product, and a failed upload is saved as a draft so you can retry - Fixed the AI tab not opening, stuck keyboards, see-through screens, and a crash when opening search Thanks for using Gutly! Questions? Write us at support@bornly.com.

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Food+ Yearly

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$59.991 Year
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User reviews

New update is not good

I loved the app but the new update makes it SO HARD to edit your food amount/volume and things are way harder to find in the app.

Response from developer

Thank you for the honest feedback, and I'm sorry the latest update made editing amounts and finding things harder. That's the opposite of what we intended. We're actively refining the new food logger, and edit-quantity friction is exactly what we want to fix. If you can share more through the in-app Support center in Settings, it reaches our team directly and genuinely shapes the next update. We'd love to win back that 5th star. Thank you, The Gutly Team

Helpful, but with quirks

While this tool has been helpful in logging symptoms, bms, food intake etc, it also has some User interface issues that can be a bit frustrating

Response from developer

Thank you so much for taking the time to share this thoughtful review. I’m really glad the app has been helpful for tracking your symptoms, BMs, and food intake, and I’m equally grateful you called out where things feel frustrating. I’m always working to make the interface smoother and more intuitive, and feedback like yours is exactly what helps guide future improvements. If you’re open to it, I’d love to hear a bit more about the specific UI issues you’re running into so I can pass them directly to the design and development team: mikkel@bornly.com Thanks again for sticking with the app and helping make it better.

Unhelpful

I will rewrite this if I find this to be user error, but on the very first meal I tried tracking, none of the ingredients were in the system. On the second meal, I tried tracking. I used a barcode and that was not in the system either. I was unable to upload the information as well. This was supposed to save me time and has wasted over an hour of it!
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Response from developer

Thank you for taking the time to share this feedback and I’m really sorry for the frustration and time lost. This is absolutely not the experience we want you to have with Gutly. Our food and barcode database is still growing, so there will unfortunately be items we don’t have yet—but you should never be stuck or unable to log a meal. Not being able to upload the information yourself sounds like a technical issue, and I’d really like to look into that for you. If you’re open to it, please reach out through the in-app support or email us (support@bornly.com) with the foods you tried to scan and any screenshots. This will help us fix the problem faster and add the missing items for you and other users. I truly appreciate you giving Gutly a try, and I hope we can turn this around so it becomes the time-saving tool you were expecting.

App is not working properly!:(

Please update soon

Response from developer

Thank you for taking the time to leave a review and for letting us know about this issue. I’m really sorry the app isn’t working properly for you right now. Our team is actively investigating and working on improvements, and your feedback helps us prioritize fixes. If you’re open to it, please reach out through the in-app support or our support email with details about your device and what’s going wrong so we can look into it more closely. We appreciate your patience and support while we work on an update to improve your experience.

Needs a lot of work - could be great

I paid for a month to try this out properly. It looks nice, with good artwork and animations. The main issue is the food database - it’s limited to the point of being useless. The option to describe your food and an AI guesses calories, macros etc is really good though. Scanning a barcode works maybe half the time but the food quantity is always “100g”, which makes accuracy really difficult. There’s an option to manually add food to a database but I’ve never made it work - it wants photos, calories etc and just isn’t worth doing if I could make it work. There’s no option to make your own “favourite” foods that you can quickly add to your timeline, which is a blindingly obvious omission- I did suggest it to the devs but never heard back. Support and updates are lacking.
The mood entry is fairly limited- just stress and anxiety levels, which isn’t that useful. The symptom page is good but no option for custom symptoms that might be helpful. The main function of it spotting patterns in symptoms and food is limited due to the problems with accurately recording foods. Overall I’d give it a miss - go with a more popular app that has better dev support and frequent updates.
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FAQ

What is Gutly's GutScore?

Gutly calculates a daily GutScore, a clear visual representation of your gut health. This score helps you track improvements as you identify triggers and build better habits.

How does Gutly's AI work?

GutAI analyzes your logged meals and symptoms to reveal patterns and identify specific foods that may be causing discomfort, bloating, or gas. It provides personalized recommendations based on your unique data.

Can Gutly help me with a low FODMAP diet?

Yes, Gutly includes a Low FODMAP Food Guide with detailed breakdowns by category, helping you choose gut-friendly foods. The AI also assists in identifying triggers that may be relevant to your diet.

What kind of reports can Gutly generate?

Gutly can generate shareable PDF reports for your doctor or dietitian. These reports include your GutScore trends, symptom patterns, and food diary in a clear, professional format.

What devices does Gutly support?

Gutly is currently supported on iPhone devices.

How often is Gutly updated?

Gutly was last updated on March 6, 2026, indicating active development and regular updates.

What are the subscription options for Gutly?

Gutly offers several subscription plans, including Gutly+ Weekly for $2.49, Gutly+ Monthly for $4.99 or $6.49, and a Food+ 1-month plan for $6.49.

Does Gutly provide medical advice?

Gutly states it is not a medical professional and does not give medical advice. The information provided should not substitute professional medical consultation. Always contact your doctor for health concerns.