IBS Tracker: Gut & Food Diary is an offline symptom journal for recording digestive flare-ups and looking for patterns over time. Entries can capture heartburn, reflux, bloating, stomach pain, nausea, indigestion, or gastritis alongside food, time of day, mood, medication, and severity. Trend views summarize frequent triggers and symptom timing, while PDF and CSV exports can help prepare notes for a medical appointment. The store title says IBS Tracker, but the current description and developer website call the app Heartburn, so the product branding is inconsistent. The developer says diary entries stay on device, no account is needed, and there are no ads or cloud diary sync; the description also says anonymous Firebase usage and crash reporting can be turned off, while RevenueCat receives purchase data, an anonymous identifier, and basic device information. Apple's privacy label reports product-interaction and crash data that is not linked to the user and has not been verified by Apple. The US App Store lists Premium at $1.99 weekly, $4.49 monthly, $19.99 yearly, or $29.99 lifetime; the yearly offer may include a 7-day trial for eligible users. Check the checkout screen for trial eligibility and renewal. Food-risk notes and symptom correlations are not diagnoses or a substitute for medical advice. Requires iOS 15.1 or later.
