“Is garlic safe today?”
Every menu becomes an interrogation. You memorize lists, second-guess servers, and still get caught off-guard.
EaseGut is an evidence-informed self-management tool for people living with IBS or following a low-FODMAP diet. Its eight-week program supports elimination, structured reintroduction, and personalization with meal, symptom, and bowel tracking, alongside gut-brain relaxation exercises—helping you observe how food and stress relate to your day-to-day patterns.
Built from published FODMAP research, food-testing references, and clinical nutrition guidance, rewritten as everyday advice.
Today’s lookups
Every menu becomes an interrogation. You memorize lists, second-guess servers, and still get caught off-guard.
You stop trying new things because the cost of being wrong is a wrecked afternoon — or a wrecked weekend.
Calorie counters, reminders, dashboards. None of that answers the 3 PM question: what can I eat next without making this worse?
You suspect dairy. Or onions. Or stress. Without a record, every flare-up feels random — and the next meal feels risky.
Designed with one principle: tell you what you need, when you need it, and then get out of the way.
Search any food — fresh produce, packaged snacks, restaurant dishes — and get a clear green / amber / red signal with the science behind it.
Tell it what’s in your fridge or what you’re craving. It adapts recipes around foods that may not suit you, so dinner feels easier to execute.
A 10-second tap to log a meal and how you feel. Patterns emerge after a week. Stays on your device — your gut isn’t our analytics.
Forty-plus articles on the FODMAP elimination phase, reintroduction, eating out, travel, and the brain–gut connection. Less medical jargon, less pressure.
Grocery aisle, restaurant menu, coffee-shop pastry — type or speak the food name. EaseGut answers in under a second.
Two taps after eating: how you feel right now, plus a quick severity slider. No essays, no pressure.
After a week the app surfaces patterns most people miss — including the one or two foods that genuinely don’t agree with you.
EaseGut is a self-care tool, not medical advice. If you have severe or new symptoms, please see a qualified clinician — ideally a gastroenterologist or FODMAP-trained dietitian.
No. EaseGut helps you make informed decisions and spot patterns, but it doesn’t diagnose conditions or replace a clinician. We point you toward a qualified GI or FODMAP-trained dietitian whenever a symptom warrants it.
Our core database references published FODMAP research, food-testing data, peer-reviewed sources, and clinical nutrition guidance, then turns them into practical everyday language. Food entries link back to sources wherever possible.
The program moves from a short elimination phase into guided reintroduction and a personalized long-term pattern. Food and symptom logging is paired with gut-brain relaxation exercises, so you can observe both dietary and stress-related triggers without staying on a highly restrictive diet indefinitely.
Never. Your journal is stored on your device by default. We don’t sell data, we don’t run ads in the app, and our business model is a simple optional subscription for premium features.
Yes. EaseGut is built bilingual from day one (English + Chinese), with localized food databases and serving sizes for the UK, Australia, and Asia. More languages coming.
You can start free, including food lookup and seven days of meal and symptom history. Membership unlocks longer history, extended reports, and additional premium tools. Current plans, regional prices, and renewal terms are shown in the app before purchase.
Get EaseGut for iPhone and iPad from the App Store, or download the latest Android APK from our official download page. The direct Android download is the China edition and requires Android 8.0 or later.
Choose the App Store for iPhone and iPad, or download the latest Android APK directly from EaseGut.