Company Name: Kaverk Development
About: An intuitive food diary meant to help you uncover food sensitivities and
triggers. Easily track your food and drink intake, symptoms throughout the day,
and other metrics that affect your gut like stress, exercise, medications, BMs,
and diet changes.
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by Aanila
The premise is lovely, but there’s no forgot password option and the app does not scroll properly.
by Mack M
This app is exactly what I wanted to take note of what I eat and follow that information up with any discomfort or digestive problems. I didn’t want to have to enter a lot of specifics, just a fast record to help identify trigger foods. The format for data entry is straightforward. Results are posted in an accessible manner.
I knew going in that this app would not share info across devices. That didn’t seem like a deal breaker when I paid for the app outright. That said, I am now really wishing I could post to my iPhone as well as my iPad and have the information sync. I continue to use the app on my iPad to my great satisfaction, but if the developers ever make that syncing possible I will do my dance of joy! Thank you for a solid product.
by JuniperJack
I’ve kept food diaries on paper before, recording what I ate, when I ate it, and how I felt after. They were helpful, but difficult to see patterns. I like the simple green/yellow/red color scheme this app uses to categorize meals and days. I also like the free-form food entry that lets me type whatever I want. Other apps make me add something to their “library“ of foods before I can enter it. Tummy Tamer doesn’t have the frills of other dieting apps, but it gives me exactly what I need and has already helped me identify some trigger foods.