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NutrUp
Snap meals, tap how you feel, see what your symptoms follow
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Snap meals, tap how you feel, see what your symptoms follow
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Photograph what you eat and tap how you feel. In about two weeks NutrUp shows which foods your symptoms followed, and which are clear, with the meals behind each. No account, and the diary stays on your iPhone. Free to log. Not medical advice.
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Hi, I'm Tiger. I make NutrUp on my own, through Tig Tech in Austin, Texas.
I built it because a food diary asks for all the work and gives nothing back. People log for weeks, bring a notebook to an appointment, and still cannot say which food it was. The counting is the hard part, and it is the part a diary leaves to you.
NutrUp does that part. You photograph what you eat and tap how you feel. For eight hours after a meal, its line sits on your Lock Screen, so logging a symptom is one tap without opening the app. After about two weeks, usually, it shows which foods your symptoms followed, with every meal behind each one: "6 of 8 times you ate onion, bloating followed. Usually two to eight hours later." (That one is the sample diary.) It also shows which foods were clear, which matters just as much, and it flags foods that always arrive together so you can tell them apart.
What it does not do: it does not name a condition, it does not tell you what to eat, and it is not medical advice. It counts your own meals and puts two weeks on one page you can hand to a doctor or dietitian. What that means for you is their call.
Privacy is the whole design. There is no account. No server of ours holds your diary. Photos are read on the iPhone. There are no ads in the app and no tracking, and nothing on nutrup.com phones home either.
Logging meals and symptoms, the Lock Screen line, week one and CSV export are free, forever. NutrUp Pro shows which foods your symptoms followed and which were clear, the report, and trying a food again; it is $12.99 a month or $59.99 a year, with the first month free, and it reminds you two days before the free month ends.
One honest note: "about two weeks" is usual, not promised. A clean pattern can show sooner, and a weak one takes longer. If nothing lines up after two weeks, that is a result too.
It is iPhone only, iOS 26 or later. Reading photos needs an iPhone with Apple Intelligence on iOS 27; on any other iPhone you type what you ate and everything else is the same.
I will be here all day. Ask me anything about how the counting works.