Minthe is a self-tracking diary for people who want to explore patterns around bloating and digestive discomfort. Users can log meals by photo, package label, or text, record symptoms such as gas, pain, reflux, or stool changes, and note context including stress, sleep, mood, water, alcohol, and cycle phase. Its reports use statistical measures and can indicate when there is not enough data to suggest a pattern. A guided comparison can help users track how a food affects them over time. Core logging is free and records stay on device with optional private iCloud sync; an optional AI photo scan is the only listed feature that sends data off device. Minthe Premium offers monthly or annual plans, with an annual Elite tier; prices and trial terms are shown in the app. The developer says Minthe is not a medical device and does not diagnose or treat conditions. Seek professional care for concerning symptoms and do not use food experiments as a substitute for medical advice.
Bloating & Food Diary – Minthe
A gut-health food diary for tracking bloating, meals, stress, sleep, cycle context, and possible symptom patterns.
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What it does
- Log food, digestive symptoms, stress, sleep, hydration, mood, and cycle context.
- Scan meals or labels and review likely ingredient triggers.
- Explore symptom patterns using confidence measures and guided food comparisons.
- Keep logs on device with optional iCloud sync and Apple Health integration.
A good fit for
- People who want a private food-and-symptom diary to discuss patterns with a clinician.
Worth knowing
- Minthe is a wellness tracker, not a medical device, and cannot diagnose or treat a condition. Optional AI photo scans leave the device. Premium and Elite subscriptions are available; current prices and trial terms appear in-app. Seek clinical care for red-flag symptoms.
Frequently asked questions
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What is Bloating & Food Diary – Minthe used for?
A gut-health food diary for tracking bloating, meals, stress, sleep, cycle context, and possible symptom patterns.
What can you do with Bloating & Food Diary – Minthe?
Log food, digestive symptoms, stress, sleep, hydration, mood, and cycle context. Scan meals or labels and review likely ingredient triggers. Explore symptom patterns using confidence measures and guided food comparisons. Keep logs on device with optional iCloud sync and Apple Health integration.
Who is Bloating & Food Diary – Minthe designed for?
People who want a private food-and-symptom diary to discuss patterns with a clinician.
What should you know before downloading Bloating & Food Diary – Minthe?
Minthe is a wellness tracker, not a medical device, and cannot diagnose or treat a condition. Optional AI photo scans leave the device. Premium and Elite subscriptions are available; current prices and trial terms appear in-app. Seek clinical care for red-flag symptoms.
Does Bloating & Food Diary – Minthe include paid features?
Core food and symptom logging is free to use without a subscription. Premium is available monthly or annually, with an annual Elite tier; current prices and any trial terms are shown in-app.
Which platforms support Bloating & Food Diary – Minthe?
Greatooly's reviewed app information lists iOS.
Researched from official sources; this is not a hands-on review. Last checked 2026-11-04.
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