Private gut health & IBS diary

A calmer, more honest
read on your gut.

Find the foods behind your symptoms with a diary that stays on your iPhone, needs no account, and invents no score.

Free to start · No login, no tracking, no cloud company holding your data
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Your gut data should
belong to you.

If you live with IBS, bloating, or food sensitivities, you already know the drill. You note what you ate, you guess at what set you off, and the pattern slips away before the next flare.

Most trackers ask you to fix that by handing your most personal health data to their servers, behind a login, scored by a number someone made up. We think that trade is backwards.

Settle keeps every entry on your iPhone, finds the foods behind your symptoms, and tells you the truth about what it sees, not a fabricated score.

The patterns are calculated right on your device and worded as possible patterns, never a diagnosis. There is no account to create, no analytics watching you, and nothing sent to a company server. Sync, if you want it, runs through your own iCloud.

It is built to feel quiet and clear, the kind of app you actually want to open on a bad gut day.

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Makers of Settle
The daily read

Open it, and your day
is already read.

The Today tab opens on your gut read for the day, a plain verdict like Settled with a one-line reason, the signature valley ribbon, and a quick count of what you logged. Your latest entries sit right below.

Settle Today tab showing the daily gut read, the valley ribbon, and logged entries

A real verdict

Settled, Watch, or Flare with a one-line reason, never a made-up 0 to 100 score.

Your day at a glance

Bowel, symptom, and meal counts, then every entry newest first.

Log in one tap

The log button sits under the read, so a new entry is always one tap away.

Find your triggers

See which foods line up
with your symptoms.

The Insights tab ranks your food patterns by how strongly they track with a symptom. Settle shows the honest math, how many tagged meals were followed by the symptom within 48 hours against your baseline, and labels each one a strong signal, a moderate signal, or an early pattern. No invented score.

Settle food pattern ranking listing dairy as a strong signal for bloating with baseline comparisons
Effortless logging

Log a bowel movement
in seconds.

Pick your type on the Bristol scale from 1 (constipated) to 7 (loose) and the valley ribbon answers with a settled verdict. Add a pain level, flag blood or mucus only if you need to, and save. That is the whole form.

Settle bowel movement form with the Bristol scale, verdict ribbon, pain levels, and markers
Patterns over time

Watch your month fill in,
day by day.

The History calendar colors every day by how your gut felt, green for settled, amber for watch, red for a flare. A clear legend means a whole month reads at a glance. Tap any day for the full entry, or switch to a list view.

Settle History calendar coloring each day of June by gut state with a settled, watch, and flare legend
The difference

Your gut data never
leaves your iPhone.

Settings says it in plain terms: entries are stored on this device, sync runs through your own iCloud, and you can export a copy or delete everything at any time. No backend, no account, no analytics SDK.

Settle Settings screen showing on-device storage, optional iCloud sync, export, and delete all data

On-device

Every entry is stored on your device, never on a company server.

Your iCloud

Sync is optional and runs only through your personal iCloud.

No tracking

No login and no third-party tracking anywhere in the app.

Delete anytime

Remove everything in one tap, whenever you choose.

For your appointment

Export a visit summary
for your doctor.

Choose a date range and Settle builds a concise PDF from your logs, the entries and day summaries inside that window. Walk into your GP, gastroenterologist, or dietitian with a record instead of a memory.

Settle PDF export screen preparing a visit summary from a chosen date range
Pricing

Free to log.
Upgrade to understand.

Logging is free and unlimited, forever. The annual plan costs less than most gut trackers charge.

FREE
$0
Everything you need to start tracking.
  • Unlimited logging of bowel, symptoms, meals, and mood
  • The signature gut-state read every day
  • Your last seven days of history
  • A daily reminder
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Best value
PREMIUM · ANNUAL
$24.99 /year
or $3.99 / week
  • Your complete history, beyond seven days
  • Food-to-symptom trigger analysis
  • Every trend chart
  • Doctor-ready PDF export
  • Custom reminders and themes
Get Premium

Subscriptions renew automatically and can be cancelled anytime in your Apple account settings.

Questions, answered

Is my data really private?

Yes. Settle has no backend and no account. Every entry is stored on your iPhone, and the only sync happens through your own iCloud if you choose to turn it on. Your data is never sent to a company server, and there is no third-party tracking in the app.

How does it find my trigger foods?

Settle looks at what you logged in the 48 hours before a symptom and ranks the foods that show up most often around your flare-ups. The results are worded as possible patterns from your own logs. They are never a diagnosis, and there is no invented score.

What can I track for free?

Logging is free and unlimited forever. You can record bowel movements on the Bristol Stool Scale, symptoms, meals, and mood, see your daily gut read, and keep your last seven days of history. Premium adds full history, trigger analysis, trend charts, PDF export, and custom reminders.

Is Settle a medical device?

No. Settle is a wellness and tracking tool. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified health professional about your symptoms.

Do I need an account or internet connection?

No account, ever. The app works fully offline. iCloud sync is the only network feature, and it is optional and runs through your personal Apple account.

A calmer way to
understand your gut.

Start logging today and let the patterns come to you.