Personal Health Journal

FODMAP Tracker

Ingredient-level logging · symptom correlation · find your triggers
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Meal Details

Describe your meal

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Reading your meal...
Detected Ingredients
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Today’s Hydration

Goal: ml/day
0ml
of 2000ml goal
0% of daily goal
Today’s Log

Log Activity

Today’s Activity
No activity logged today.

How You’re Feeling

This captures how you’re feeling today, which we’ll correlate with what you logged yesterday.
None Severe
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Top Trigger Ingredients

Common Symptoms

Entries by Meal

FODMAP Distribution

Symptom Severity — Last 30 Days

Export Backup

Downloads all entries and your custom ingredient database as a single JSON file.

Import / Restore

Upload a previously exported backup. Existing entries are kept; new entries are merged in.

Custom Ingredients

Ingredients you added that are not in the built-in database. Saved permanently for future sessions.

None added yet.

Clear All Data

Permanently deletes every entry and custom ingredient. Export a backup first.

Welcome to FODMAP Tracker

Built for people managing IBS and digestive sensitivities, FODMAP Tracker gives you a clear picture of what you’re eating, how you’re moving, and how you feel — day by day. The more you log, the clearer your triggers become.

How it works

Your Day — Food, Hydration, Activity
Log everything you eat and drink, and note any exercise. Each entry gets an instant FODMAP level based on its ingredients.
How You’re Feeling
Log your symptoms each morning. These are linked to the previous day’s intake — because FODMAP reactions often show up 12–24 hours later.
History
See each day’s food, hydration, and activity alongside how you felt the next morning. Over time, patterns become obvious.
Insights
Your top trigger ingredients, most common symptoms, and a 30-day severity chart — all built from your own data.

Your data & privacy

Where is my data stored?
Only on your device, in your browser’s local storage. Nothing is sent anywhere. Ever.
I switched devices and my data is gone.
Use the Data tab to export a backup before switching, then import it on your new device.
How do I share with my dietitian or doctor?
Export a backup from the Data tab, or simply show them your History and Insights screens during your appointment.
Why do calories look a bit off?
Macros use standard nutrient densities per 100g. Adjust the gram amounts to match your actual serving size for more accurate numbers.

Need a hand?

We’d love to hear from you — whether you have a question, spotted a bug, or want to suggest an ingredient we’re missing.

Email us at hello@fieldnote.health or visit fieldnote.health to learn more.