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The same diary, described from the angle you need it. Pick the complaint you already have a name for, or the goal you are working towards – each guide says what to log, what it takes to see a pattern, and what NutriSpy makes of it.
A complaint you already have a name for – and what a diary can actually settle about it.
What a diary can do for IBS, what you log – and what NutriSpy makes of it.
Every meal with an estimated histamine value – and which meals come before your bad days.
Meals with their time, fat, coffee and alcohol counted – and what your worst evenings have in common.
Selenium, iodine, zinc, iron, vitamin D and B12 under every meal – and your own values on the same timeline.
A goal rather than a complaint – and the paper version, if you would rather start there.
Start with the complaint you already have a name for. If a doctor has mentioned IBS, histamine intolerance, reflux or Hashimoto, that guide describes what to log and what the diary can show you. If none of them fits, the printable template is the shortest way to begin.
No. A diary is often what people bring to the appointment rather than what they start after it. NutriSpy never names a condition and never suggests a medication – it shows what goes together in your own data.
Yes. They describe the same diary from different angles, not separate modes. What you log once counts for all of them, so there is nothing to switch between and nothing to log twice.
Your diary is free, AI-powered logging included. The insights, sync back to Apple Health or Health Connect and the export are part of Premium, by subscription. Current prices are shown in the app.