Overview

Rating:
4.20
(2,567)
Version:
4.3.2
Last updated: 2026-03-12
Ranking
#37,697 ▼ 69
Overall

Features & Capabilities

Monash FODMAP Diet is the official app from Monash University designed to help people manage IBS using the low FODMAP approach. It explains the diet, provides tutorials for the 3-Step process, and offers a practical food guide with a traffic-light system, plus access to branded low-FODMAP products and a library of recipes.

Key features include:

  • General information about the FODMAP diet and IBS
  • Easy tutorials and a guided 3-Step plan
  • Food Guide with hundreds of foods and traffic-light labeling
  • Branded products certified as low FODMAP
  • 70+ nutritious low-FODMAP recipes
  • Shopping lists, notes, and a Diary to track foods, IBS symptoms, bowel habits, and stress
  • FODMAP reintroduction guidance
  • Unit settings (metric/imperial) and color blindness accessibility

User Growth & Download Statistics

By:
Monash University
Rating:
4.20
(2,567)
Version:
4.3.2 Last updated: 2026-03-12
Version code:
883197702
Creation date:
2012-12-17
Compatible devices:
Size:
28.84MB
Price:
7.99
URLs:
Website ,Privacy policy
Full description:
See detailed description
Source:
Apple Apps Store
Data ingested on:
2026-08-31
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Contact the developer

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Developed by:
Monash University
Apple Apps Store
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/monash-fodmap-diet/id586149216
Website:
https://www.monashfodmap.com/contact-us/

User Reviews

Users value the diary and food lookup, and note ongoing maintenance, but face reliability issues (data loss), navigation and content gaps (US items, search), scarce recipes, and questions about the app’s value for money.
Pros
  • Diary is a useful feature for tracking symptoms and meals.
  • Food lookup/database provides a central reference for FODMAP foods.
  • Ongoing updates and bug fixes from the developer team.
  • The data/resources can serve as a starting point for the FODMAP journey.
Cons
  • Diary data loss after updates with no easy recovery.
  • Clunky search/navigation and incomplete/unclear food list, with limited US content.
  • Not worth the cost for many users; refunds can be problematic.
  • Limited or problematic recipes; app freezes when viewing recipes; hard to add items to the diary from search.
Recent reviews
I wish they’d offer a free trial first so I could see that this is not a terribly user friendly app. Common words don’t come up by typing a few letters and you have to type the entire thing or it’s showing you random items unrelated to what you’re searching. I’d love a refund. I won’t be using this.
by ra*****, 2026-08-16

The app is just the extended version of the web site with searchable feature on a limited tested food. The challenge is still thousand of other products out there that i will have to second guess or through trial and error. Pricing is not great based on provided contents. The gluten free app was cheaper with better functionality and community base evaluation on eating out choices. The university staff needs to hurry up with the upgrade; unless this is only an attempt to recover the research costs. Not a problem there, but i think i would have to find the not so official tool to manage my condition.
by Le*****, 2026-08-11
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