
Snap what you eat
Photograph your plate. Gutcast identifies the meal and highlights ingredients that may deserve a closer look.
Snap your meal. Check in later. Gutcast connects the dots so you can spot your personal trigger foods—and eat with more confidence.


Less food anxiety. More useful evidence.
No spreadsheets, calorie counting, or trying to remember what you ate three days ago.

Photograph your plate. Gutcast identifies the meal and highlights ingredients that may deserve a closer look.

A gentle reminder asks how you feel a few hours later. Log bloating, gas, cramping, reflux, or other symptoms in seconds.

Your Trigger Board ranks recurring suspects with evidence from your meals—not a generic list of foods to fear.
A reaction hours later is easy to blame on the wrong meal. Gutcast gives you a gentle risk window, then times your check-in so the right meal gets the right feedback.


Your daily Gut Score brings meals and check-ins into one simple view, so calmer days are easier to recognize—and repeat.
No. Gutcast is a wellness pattern-tracking app. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Talk with a qualified healthcare professional about medical concerns.
Your timeline begins building from your first meal. Personal trigger patterns become more useful as you add meals and symptom check-ins; many people can start seeing a clearer picture after about a week of consistent use.
No. Gutcast is designed to work around the foods you already eat. Photograph a meal, check in later, and use your history to make more informed choices.
No. Gutcast does not sell personal information and does not use cross-app tracking. Read the privacy policy for a complete explanation of data use and service providers.
Scan your meals. Spot your patterns. Leave the guessing behind.
Gutcast identifies patterns between what you eat and how you feel. It is not medical advice and does not diagnose or treat any condition. Consult a healthcare provider for medical concerns.