Crohn's Food & Symptom Tracker

Crohn's Food & Symptom Tracker
Crohn's Food & Symptom Tracker
Developer: 🇺🇸 Elco Dev, LLC
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65 monthly active users
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Crohn's Food & Symptom Tracker Summary

Crohn's Food & Symptom Tracker is a free, with in-app purchases Android app in Health And Fitness by Elco Dev, LLC. Released in May 2026 (6 months ago). It has about 424+ installs Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 65 monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (100% IAP / 0% ads). Store last updated Oct 24, 2026

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App Description

Food diary & symptom tracker for Crohn's, colitis, IBD and IBS: spot triggers.

Living with Crohn's, ulcerative colitis, or IBS shouldn't mean eating in fear.

Crohn's Food Tracker is a two-tap food diary and symptom tracker for Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, IBD and IBS. Log what you eat and how you feel, spot your likely trigger foods, and bring a clear record to every GI visit.

— Tap once to log a meal. Tap twice to rate it: fine, meh, or nope.
— Within days, see your likely triggers ranked by confidence — by food and by ingredient (dairy, gluten, caffeine, high-FODMAP and more).
— Create a clinician-ready PDF that opens with the triggers your logs point to, with the evidence, and email it to your gastroenterologist before your appointment.

HOW TRIGGER DETECTION WORKS
• Every meal you log is matched against every symptom you log, with timing. "Latte" and "cheese omelette" both count towards dairy, so patterns appear in days, not weeks.
• The Home screen shows what's been found, how close you are to the next verdict, and what to log to get there.
• Verdicts update as you log — nothing waits until tomorrow.
• Guided trigger tests (Premium): cut a suspect out for a few days, reintroduce it three times, and get a verdict you can hand to your dietitian.
• Timing insight: see whether a food usually hits within two hours or the next morning.

BUILT FOR IBD
• Made for Crohn's, ulcerative colitis, and IBS — not retrofitted from a calorie counter.
• State-aware: suggestions during a flare differ from those in remission.
• Food guidance that takes strictures and FODMAPs into account.
• Hydration and electrolyte reminders.
• A pseudonymous community of people living with IBD — share, vent, learn.

WHAT YOU CAN TRACK
• Meals, with tolerance: fine / meh / nope
• Symptoms: abdominal pain, urgency, bloating, nausea, fatigue, fever, and more
• Stool form (Bristol Stool Scale 1–7)
• Hydration, weight, and labs (iron, B12, vitamin D, CRP)
• Medications and infusion schedules

WHAT YOU GET BACK
• Likely triggers and your best-tolerated foods, with counts, rates and typical timing
• Severity by time of day and multi-line symptom trends
• One-tap PDF report (7-day, 30-day, or custom)
• Pattern alerts (Premium): a heads-up when a food you've logged has come before symptoms in the past
• Barcode food scanner with safe/caution results (Premium)

PREMIUM
7-day free trial, then a monthly, 6-month or yearly subscription (prices shown in the app in your currency). Prefer not to subscribe? Buy a single doctor-visit report, a 30-day Flare Pass, or Premium for life. Cancel subscriptions anytime in Settings.
Premium unlocks guided trigger tests, advanced trigger detection, unlimited PDF reports, barcode scanning, caregiver read-only access, and Health Connect sync.

PRIVACY-FIRST
Your data is yours. Pseudonymous community handles by default. We never sell or share your health data.

DISCLAIMER
Crohn's Food Tracker offers educational support and self-tracking tools. It is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your gastroenterologist or licensed healthcare provider for medical decisions. If you experience red-flag symptoms (severe pain, persistent bleeding, high fever, signs of obstruction), seek urgent care.

Made by an IBD patient, for IBD patients. Questions or feedback? austin@elcodev.com