Who it is for
For people who want a cleaner daily IBS diary
If your notes are currently spread across messages, paper, and memory, this diary flow helps you keep all records in one place.
Keep an organized IBS diary without messy notes or spreadsheets. Everything lands in one timeline you can actually review.
Who it is for
If your notes are currently spread across messages, paper, and memory, this diary flow helps you keep all records in one place.
What problem it solves
When logs are messy, recurring sequences are easy to miss. GutSpy keeps entries structured and chronological for easier review.
What to track
Distinct screens and flows for this exact use case.
See your most recent IBS diary entries at a glance.
Scroll through prior days to compare symptom rhythm.
Zoom out to review activity over the week.
Clear outcomes, not generic feature language.
All key IBS events are stored in one timeline for easier recall.
Quick logging replaces long diary entries and spreadsheet maintenance.
Symptoms, stool logs, and meals can be reviewed together.
Consistency makes weekly and monthly trend review more useful.
Use export options to bring structured diary data to appointments.
Your diary stays private and only shared when you choose.
Built for consistency and low-friction daily use.
Capture bowel movements, symptoms, and meals in seconds.
Use one scrollable view to review the day without context switching.
Turn diary history into useful summaries for your own planning or appointments.
Why GutSpy is different
Fast logging, private data, transparent evidence language, and clinic-ready personal insights exports when you need them.
GutSpy is designed to feel like an IBS diary, not a generic symptom form.
You can keep logs brief while still preserving clinically useful context.
Timeline entries support later pattern review with transparent language.
Diary history can be compiled into practical summaries when needed.
Answers to common search-intent questions.
Yes. GutSpy keeps daily entries in one timeline and makes them easier to review than paper notes.
Yes. Meal notes and symptom logs sit with bowel movement entries in one view.
Yes. Existing logs can be updated if you need to correct details.
Yes. IBS Plus supports export features for appointment-ready summaries.
Track daily events without the overhead of spreadsheets or messy notes.