Meals
Photograph it or type it. The app reads back the ingredients and calories, and you correct whatever it got wrong.
Find out what your gut is reacting to.
GAS is a quiet daily log for meals, bloating, bowel movements, stress, sleep and water — and for the patterns between them that are hard to hold in your head.
Coming soon to iPhone and Android.
No ads, no analytics, no selling your data. Read the privacy policy
WHAT IT TRACKS
Six things, each logged in seconds
Every metric keeps its own colour across the whole app, so a week of logs reads at a glance.
Bloating
How bad it is, from one to ten, with a note on what came before it.
Bowel movements
Bristol type one to seven, and whether there was pain or urgency.
Stress
One to ten, logged as often as it changes. It sits closer to your gut than most people expect.
Sleep
Hours a night, against a target you set yourself.
Water
A glass at a time through the day, against a daily goal.
HOW IT WORKS
Log it, then let the week explain itself
ONE · THE LOG
A month you can actually see
Every logged day shades in. Filter to one metric and the calendar shades by that metric's own scale, so a rough stretch shows up before you have read a single number.
TWO · TRENDS
One metric, one week, in its own terms
Bloating reads as severity, water as intake against your goal, bowel movements by Bristol type. A day you didn't log stays blank instead of quietly counting as a zero.
THREE · INSIGHTS
What tends to come before a bad day
Once there is enough logged, the app names what keeps showing up before your worst days. When there isn't enough to say anything yet, it says that instead of inventing a finding.
PRIVACY
A symptom diary is personal. This one is treated that way.
No ads, no analytics
Nothing you do in the app is measured for anyone else, and nothing is sold.
Yours to delete
Delete your account from inside the app, and your logs and photos go with it.
Meal photos, explained
A photo you log is read by Google Gemini so the app can name the ingredients back to you.
Named in full
The policy lists every service that touches your data, and what each one holds.
Read the privacy policy