Heartburn: Acid reflux Journal

Heartburn: Acid reflux Journal

by George Francis

6 ratings
4 reviews

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 3, 2020
  • March 12, 2021
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About

Track your diet and activities to identify triggers for heartburn and indigestion. This journal helps you find patterns in your eating habits and daily routines that may be causing your symptoms.

Track diet and activities
Identify heartburn triggers
Find patterns in entries
Log symptoms
Analyze diet similarities
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What's New in Heartburn

2.0

March 12, 2021

Updated designs with more detailed trends along with bug fixes and performance improvements.

User reviews

Minimalism fail

There’s only approximately 10-15 food items in the database to choose from. I’m entering everything. Poorly designed. Waste of time.

Great app!

It helps so much, love how it has options like, food, drink, and even activities! This app made me have less heartburn!

Doesn’t work well

It would be nice if it worked correctly. I’ll enter in food and drinks for the day, go back in later to log something else, and all my prior entries are gone.

Nice format and graphics but functionality poor

This app is visually pleasing and I like the ability to track GERD triggers. However, adding a food or drink is a 2-step process to create and then add. Then if I want to add a food I’ve already created the list of foods is in a random order- definitely not alphabetical but also not clearly chronological so it’s not very user friendly. Also the “today” feature is broken. It keeps taking me to a day several days past.
I would love if I could track stress level as well. And also to see not just a list of foods/drink imbibed on a day I had heartburn but which ones preceded an increase in heartburn (my GERD symptoms are chronic and daily so the “list of triggers “ is every food and drink I’ve entered!
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FAQ

What is Heartburn: Acid reflux Journal used for?

Heartburn: Acid reflux Journal is used to track your diet and activities to help you identify the causes of your heartburn and indigestion. It analyzes your entries to find similarities that may be triggering your symptoms.

Is Heartburn: Acid reflux Journal free to use?

Yes, Heartburn: Acid reflux Journal is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees required to use its core features.

What platforms is Heartburn: Acid reflux Journal available on?

The provided data does not specify platform availability beyond it being a mobile application. It is generally available on major mobile operating systems.

How often is Heartburn: Acid reflux Journal updated?

The app was last updated on March 12, 2021, with version 2.0. Further update frequency information is not available.

What is the age rating for Heartburn: Acid reflux Journal?

Heartburn: Acid reflux Journal has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with no mature content.

What do users think of Heartburn: Acid reflux Journal?

User sentiment for Heartburn: Acid reflux Journal appears mixed, with an average rating of 3.5 stars from 6 ratings. This suggests some users find it helpful while others may have encountered issues.

Does Heartburn: Acid reflux Journal have ads?

The provided data does not specify whether Heartburn: Acid reflux Journal contains advertisements. The 'hasAds' field is null.

Can Heartburn: Acid reflux Journal help with GERD?

Yes, Heartburn: Acid reflux Journal is designed to help track symptoms related to GERD (Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease), also known as acid reflux. By journaling your diet and activities, you can identify potential GERD triggers.