SII: IBS & FODMAP Tracker

SII now speaks English. The whole app (screens, foods, articles, the report for your doctor) follows your iPhone's language: French on a French iPhone, English otherwise. Emergency numbers follow your region: 911 in the United States, 999 in the United Kingdom, 112 across the European Union. REINTRODUCTION FOLLOWS THE MONASH PROTOCOL One FODMAP group at a time: a test food for 3 days in a row, with a growing serving, then a 2 to 3 day break before the next test. The test foods are the ones Monash University recommends. ARTICLES SOURCED, SENTENCE BY SENTENCE Every statement in the library articles points to its source: medical guidelines and published studies. What no source supported was corrected or removed. A MORE HONEST DAILY SCORE As soon as a symptom is logged, the day can no longer show as "excellent", and the stronger the symptom, the lower the score. BETTER SEARCH What starts with what you type comes first, and accents are no longer needed, in the food search, the journal and your preferences. THE MEAL PLAN RESPECTS YOUR PREFERENCES A preference applies to the whole food: excluding apple no longer excludes recipes with potato. YOU SEE WHAT YOU TYPE With the keyboard open, the field stays visible and the screen no longer shifts. Tapping a field no longer zooms the whole app. EASIER TO READ, ESPECIALLY IN DARK MODE The app's colors, the field borders, the sliders and the FODMAP levels are readable in both themes. AI FEATURES ARE REMOVED The coach, the daily tip, the weekly review and photo analysis will not come back. Your journal goes nowhere: only the scanner contacts Open Food Facts.