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IBD Symptom Logger

IBD Symptom Logger

No login. Fully private diary.

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 6, 2026
  • June 12, 2026

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David Sanders
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A private diary for tracking food, drinks, symptoms, and daily wellbeing. It helps individuals with inflammatory bowel conditions identify patterns and share data with healthcare professionals. All data is stored locally and works offline.

✓Track meals, drinks, symptoms, stools, pain, tiredness, stress, sleep
✓Log daily data quickly and easily
✓View simple insights and identify symptom patterns
✓Highlight foods associated with or not associated with symptoms
✓Export data as CSV for sharing with clinicians
✓Works completely offline
✓No login or account required for privacy
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What's New in IBD Symptom Logger

3.0

June 12, 2026

Added local profiles so users can keep separate diary records for themselves and family members on the same device. CSV exports are now profile-specific.

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Really useful

Easy to use, includes all the necessary metrics to track IBD symptoms and associate them with diet etc. Appreciate the fully free model and privacy lockdown. Essential app for anyone with IBD.
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Excellent tracker

I had been looking for a tracker for some time to help keep track of my son’s suspected IBD symptoms. Most tools I came across had limited free functionality. This app is excellent because it not only tracks his food and symptoms but it also gives us an idea of what his trigger foods might be. I like the fact that it’s all stored locally and we can export all the data onto an excel spreadsheet to share the details with his doctor. Best of all, it’s free!
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FAQ

What is IBD Symptom Logger used for?

IBD Symptom Logger is a private tool for tracking food, drinks, symptoms, stools, and daily wellbeing. It helps users identify patterns and share this information with healthcare professionals.

Does IBD Symptom Logger require an account?

No, IBD Symptom Logger is designed with privacy first and requires no login or account. All information is stored locally on your device, and no data leaves your phone.

Can I export my data from IBD Symptom Logger?

Yes, you can export your logged data as a CSV file. This allows you to easily print or share your information with a clinician.

Does IBD Symptom Logger work offline?

Yes, IBD Symptom Logger works completely offline, meaning no internet connection is required to use its features for logging and tracking.

What kind of insights does IBD Symptom Logger provide?

IBD Symptom Logger provides simple insights showing possible patterns over time, helping you identify foods that may be associated with worsening symptoms or those that are not.

Is IBD Symptom Logger free to use?

Yes, IBD Symptom Logger is completely free to use. It has no subscriptions, no in-app purchases, no hidden costs, and no adverts.

Does IBD Symptom Logger provide medical advice?

No, IBD Symptom Logger is intended for personal logging and informational purposes only. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment and should not substitute professional medical advice.

How often is IBD Symptom Logger updated?

The latest version of IBD Symptom Logger is 3.0, and it was last updated on June 12, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving features and user experience.