Mello: Gastroparesis Tracker
Meal, symptom & GCSI diary
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What's New in Mello
1.1
July 14, 2026
Mello v1.1 — the update about eating ENOUGH, not eating less. ARE YOU EATING ENOUGH? (new tab) Gastroparesis quietly starves people — most patients get around half of what their body needs, and being under-nourished makes symptoms worse. Mello now estimates your energy, protein and fluid from what you already log, and tells you when you're falling short. There is no upper limit and it will never tell you to eat less. SAFETY (new tab) Red flags from your own log — like not keeping fluids down — plus ER Mode: a one-page summary for a triage nurse showing what you've kept down, how many times you've been sick, what you've already taken, and what worked for you last time. Mello also counts the weeks on medications that have a limit, and checks your meds against gastric-emptying-test rules so your test isn't wasted. WIN A FOOD BACK A trigger list can only grow — and that quietly shrinks your diet to a handful of foods. Now Mello spots foods branded by a single bad day and builds a retry plan stacked in their favour: small, soft, at your calmest time of day, timed with your prokinetic. LOGGING THAT DOESN'T COST YOU ENERGY Say or type a whole line — "half a bowl of oatmeal, nausea 6". One tap to repeat your last meal. And on a flare day, a 3-tap logger that asks only what matters. PATTERNS THAT ACTUALLY EXPLAIN YOUR DAYS See how long after eating your symptoms really hit — usually later than you think, which means you may have been blaming the wrong food. Track your cycle too: symptoms measurably worsen in the two weeks before a period. ALSO • Dark mode, at last — for 3am, and for hospital waiting rooms • Every colour reworked to meet accessibility contrast standards • Everything worth finding is now in a tab, not buried in a menu
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