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Gutward

From general rules to your personal record.

Gutward keeps four things distinct that usually end up tangled together in notes apps and spreadsheets: what a protocol says, what you've personally chosen, any known allergy, and what you've actually observed.

Your journey with Gutward.

  1. 1Available now

    Create a Free account

    Sign up with an email and password. Free is £0 indefinitely — not a trial.

  2. 2Available now

    Set up your protocol and personal statuses

    Start with AIP, and record your own tolerated, not tolerated, monitoring and untried foods.

  3. 3Available now

    Scan, plan, shop and log

    Check a barcode, plan your week, generate a shopping list, and log meals, symptoms and bowel patterns as you go.

  4. 4Upgrade available now

    Upgrade to Gutward+, or receive sponsored Plus through a professional

    £4.99/month founding, then £6.99/month standard — checkout runs through Stripe from Settings, renews monthly until you cancel, with a full refund if you cancel within 14 days of first subscribing. Sponsored Plus arrives when paid professional subscriptions launch.

  5. 5Available now

    Connect to a professional through explicit consent

    Accept an invitation from a registered professional. They see nothing about you until you do.

  6. 6Available now

    End the connection without losing your account

    Revoke a professional's access at any time — your own account, history and records stay exactly as they were.

See full pricing for exactly what Free and Gutward+ include.

Four facts, kept separate on purpose.

Protocol guidance

What a chosen protocol (starting with AIP) says about a food's stage or status — stored, structured, and the same for everyone following it.

Personal status

Your own choices and observed response to a food, kept as a separate fact from the protocol rule so the two are never quietly merged.

Allergy information

A known or suspected allergy is a distinct medical fact. Gutward records it if you tell it, but never infers or tests for one.

Observed response

What you noticed after eating something — a record of what happened, not a conclusion about why it happened.

How the record itself works.

  1. 1

    Start with structure

    Choose a supported protocol, beginning with AIP, and see its rules and stages laid out in one place instead of across books and screenshots.

  2. 2

    Make the record personal

    Keep your own food status, meals, symptoms and relevant notes separate from general protocol guidance, so one never overwrites the other.

  3. 3

    Test and observe carefully

    Follow a step-by-step reintroduction record, with clear stop and escalation guidance where appropriate, rather than guessing what to try next.

  4. 4

    Turn information into everyday action

    Use suitable recipes, planning and shopping tools so the next meal takes less thinking, not more.

An example day.

Step 1

Check in

A short morning note — how you're feeling before the day's meals begin.

Step 2

Log a meal

Record what you ate, quickly, from your frequent foods or the food library.

Step 3

Add an observation

Note anything you noticed afterwards, kept against that meal without forcing a cause.

Step 4

Review a planned reintroduction

Check the next step in an active trial and what to watch for before trying it.
Safety boundary

Where Gutward stops.

Gutward's food-trial tools are not for diagnosing or testing a suspected food allergy. If you have a known or suspected allergy, seek appropriate medical advice and do not attempt a reintroduction challenge through the app unless directed by a qualified professional.

Food suitability can change with active disease, strictures, surgery, obstruction risk, texture and fibre tolerance, medication and individual clinical circumstances. No general food list — including AIP — is suitable for every person with Crohn's disease. Gutward is designed to support your conversation with your healthcare professional, not to replace it.

Ready to see it in practice?

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