GutScan: FODMAP Guide

GutScan helps you identify high-FODMAP ingredients in packaged foods so you may better understand what you eat — without guessing.

Scan any food's barcode or photograph its ingredient label. GutScan reads the ingredients, checks them against a comprehensive FODMAP reference list, and shows you exactly which ingredients may be worth watching — and why.

KEY FEATURES:

• Barcode & Ingredient Scanner — Scan barcodes or photograph ingredient labels using on-device OCR. Everything is processed locally; your data is never shared.

• Explainable Results — Every result tells you what was found, which specific ingredients were flagged, and why. No black-box scores.

• Serving Size Context — High-risk at a full serving? GutScan shows whether a smaller portion might be more suitable for your tracking goals.

• Smart Alternatives — For flagged ingredients, see commonly low-FODMAP swaps (e.g., swap honey for maple syrup).

• Meal & Symptom Journal — Log meals and symptoms together to spot personal patterns over time.

• Phase-Aware Tracking — Set your current phase (Elimination, Reintroduction, or Maintenance) for context-aware summaries.

• Trend Insights — Review which foods appear most frequently before higher-severity symptom days. All pattern language is informational.

• Privacy First — No account required. All data stays on your device by default. Export is always user-initiated.

Free Pro Week: Every new user receives 7 days of full Pro access — no credit card required.

SUBSCRIPTION INFO: • GutScan Pro Monthly: $8.99/month • GutScan Pro Annual: $59.99/year Subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel subscriptions in your Apple ID Account Settings.

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DISCLAIMER: GutScan provides informational ingredient analysis and personal tracking tools. It is not medical advice and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making dietary changes.