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AI-powered gut insights

Turn scattered gut logs into clearer patterns.

Connect your Notion tracker or Google Sheet and get a report with possible food associations, recurring patterns, and practical next steps.

Reports summarize self-reported observations. They can highlight possible food associations, but they do not prove that a food caused symptoms or that another food is safe. Use them to support a discussion with a clinician or dietitian.

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Choose your tracker

How are you tracking?

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Notion Tracker

One-click connection. We read from your Notion tracker directly — nothing to copy or export.

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Google Sheets

Paste the link to your tracking spreadsheet after temporarily setting it to "Anyone with the link" as a Viewer.

Before you continue: anyone who obtains that URL can view the sheet. It is not listed publicly, but access stays enabled until you change it back. Restore Restricted access after generating your report.

We process your connected data on our server. Connection details and your report are saved in a server-side session; backups can last longer. Read the storage and privacy details. Google sharing permissions remain under your control.

Personal insights Doctor-ready export Notion or Sheets
How it works

Three steps. No setup headaches.

1

Connect your tracker

Authorize Notion with one click, or paste your Google Sheets link. We read the data you've already logged.

2

Generate a report

Choose personal insights or a doctor-ready clinical summary. Pick your date range and hit generate.

3

Review or download

Read your report online or export a polished PDF. Share it with your GP, gastro, or keep it for yourself.

How to share your Google Sheet

1
Open your tracker spreadsheet in Google Sheets
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Click the Share button (top right corner)
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Under General access, change "Restricted" to "Anyone with the link"
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Make sure the role says "Viewer" (not Editor)
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Click "Copy link" and paste it above
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After generating your report, reopen Share and change General access back to "Restricted"

What this setting means: the sheet is not listed publicly, but anyone who obtains its URL can view it until you restore Restricted access. We process its data on our server and save the connection URL and report in a server-side session. Storage and backup details.