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Food Diary & Allergy Tracker

Track your meals, identify food sensitivities, and discover dietary patterns

Log what you eat and any symptoms you experience. This free tool analyzes patterns between your food intake and symptoms to help identify potential food sensitivities, allergies, or intolerances. Perfect for elimination diets, tracking reactions, or preparing for a doctor's visit. All data is stored locally on your device for complete privacy.

🍽️ Log Food Entry

Quick add recent:

⚠️ Common Allergens (Top 9)

🥗 Food Categories

🧪 Other Dietary Factors

🩺 Log Symptoms

⚕️ Medical Disclaimer This tool is for tracking purposes only and does not provide medical advice or diagnose conditions. Always consult a healthcare professional for proper medical evaluation.
Mild Moderate Severe

🫄 Digestive Symptoms

🩹 Skin Reactions

🫁 Respiratory Symptoms

🧠 Other Symptoms

📋 Food History

Date & Time Meal Food Categories Notes Actions

📊 Symptom History

Date & Time Severity Symptoms Notes Actions
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Food Entries
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Symptom Entries
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Days Tracked
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Potential Triggers

⚠️ Potential Food Triggers

Foods consumed within 72 hours before reported symptoms. Higher percentages indicate stronger correlations.

    📊 Food Categories (Last 30 Days)

    🩺 Symptom Frequency

    📈 Symptom Severity Over Time

    🍽️ Meals Per Day

    💾 Data Management

    ⚙️ Analysis Settings

    How far back to look for foods that may have caused symptoms

    📖 How to Use This Tool

    1. Log Your Meals: After eating, add a food entry with the categories that apply (dairy, gluten, etc.). Be consistent for best results.

    2. Track Symptoms: Whenever you experience symptoms, log them with the time and severity. Include as much detail as possible.

    3. Review Analysis: After 1-2 weeks of tracking, check the Analysis tab to see potential correlations between foods and symptoms.

    4. Discuss with Doctor: Share your findings with a healthcare provider for proper evaluation and diagnosis.