Available on Google PlayAndroid

Digestive symptom and food diary

Gut Companion

Put meals and digestive check-ins on one private timeline.

Gut Companion is a digestive symptom and food diary for Android. It helps organise timing and observations without diagnosing a condition, proving a trigger or prescribing an elimination diet.

Gut Companion
Gut Companion: Record stool type, abdominal pain, bloating and your own notes. Example data.

Actual app screen · example data

AvailabilityAvailable on Google Play
PlatformAndroid
AccountNot required
Health dataStored locally

A closer look

See your Companion in action.

Real app screens with illustrative records. On a small screen, swipe or scroll to explore.

Available now

Start your private record today.

Install the app, review the subscription details shown by Google Play and begin recording only the information that is useful to you.

£0.99 per monthUK price per app. Eligible new subscribers may receive a seven-day free trial. Google Play confirms your local price and eligibility.Install from Google Play No CuraeVita account · No advertising · Restore purchases available

Who it is for

A focused record for your own experience.

Designed for adults who want a structured personal record of digestive check-ins and meals to revisit themselves or discuss with a clinician or dietitian.

What you can record

Useful detail without unnecessary clutter.

01

Digestive check-ins

Record Bristol stool scale type, pain, bloating, urgency, mood, stress, other symptoms and an optional note.

02

Meal diary

Log a meal name, foods or ingredients and potential FODMAP groups without labelling any food as a confirmed cause.

03

Timing-based report

View meals alongside check-ins recorded within a 48-hour association window. The report presents timing, not causation.

04

Optional reminders

Choose a local prompt for a gut check-in or meal entry.

05

Private screen access

Use a device-supported biometric or passcode gate when available.

06

Backup you control

Create and restore a validated local backup file without a CuraeVita account.

Reports for appointments

Turn individual entries into a record you can revisit.

You choose the reporting period and whether to save or share the resulting PDF. CuraeVita does not send the report to a clinician for you.

A 24-second introduction

See what your record can look like.

A short walkthrough of genuine Gut Companion screens using example records. This is a screenshot presentation, not a recording of live taps or a purchase.

Watch without sound, or explore the screenshots above. No autoplay and no account needed.

Download the app introduction (MP4) ↓

Privacy in practice

Your health entries are not CuraeVita’s advertising product.

Read the shared privacy notice

Subscription

£0.99 per month

UK price per app. Eligible new Google Play subscribers may receive a seven-day free trial. Google Play confirms your local price, eligibility and renewal terms before purchase.

Frequently asked questions

Clear limits and practical answers.

Does Gut Companion diagnose IBS or food intolerance?

No. It is a personal diary and reporting tool, not a diagnostic test.

Does it tell me what foods to remove?

No. It records meals and symptoms without prescribing an elimination diet. Discuss dietary changes with an appropriate professional.

What does the 48-hour window mean?

The report places meals next to check-ins recorded within the following 48 hours. It is a way to review timing, not evidence of cause.

How much does Gut Companion cost?

£0.99 per month per app in the UK. Each Companion has a separate subscription. Google Play shows your local price, any seven-day trial eligibility and the renewal date before you confirm.

How do I cancel the subscription?

Manage or cancel renewal in Google Play under Payments and subscriptions. Uninstalling the app does not cancel a Google Play subscription.

Can I restore a previous purchase?

Yes. Use Restore purchases inside the app while signed in to the Google Play account that made the purchase.

Help someone find it

Share the app, not medical advice.

If this kind of personal record may be useful to someone you know, send them the public Google Play listing so they can review it for themselves.