Bowel movements. Tap Bowel on Today and log one in a tap — the type and the colour are optional. There's a "no movement today" as well, because a day with nothing logged isn't the same as a day you didn't go, and your GI report keeps those two apart. Procedures. Record a Botox, a dilation or a stimulator on Care along with the plan you were given, and set a reminder for the review date so it doesn't fall to memory. Your report puts the weeks before and the weeks since side by side, for the appointment where it gets decided. The dashboard has a bowel row now, lined up with everything else on the same days. Fixed: the back button did nothing on any tab. The GastroLog Plus offer now appears once, at the end of setup. Close it and everything carries on — logging, history, reminders and your data export stay free.

No changes inside the app this time. This update only refreshes how GastroLog is described on the App Store.

What's new: • Care is on the bottom bar now, with your medications and appointments together in one place. Tap the date on Today to look at other days, and find the GI report in Settings under Your data. • Your usuals: the meals you actually eat, one tap each on Today. • The meal logger asks how much you managed. A few bites, about half, the usual. It shows up in your GI report. • Ask my GI: catch a question the moment it occurs to you, and it goes on the list for your next appointment. The diary still works offline, and your data still stays on your phone.

What's new: • Tag a symptom to the meal you think set it off — even last night's dinner. Woke up sick? Tag yesterday's dinner and it still counts, however many hours passed. • Your tags show up on the timeline, and Trends has a new card: the foods most often followed by symptoms. • Starting a rough patch now asks first, and ending one is a single tap. • Smaller fixes throughout. The diary still works offline, and your data still stays on your phone.

What's new: • You can now remove a meal or symptom you logged by mistake. Open the entry and tap "Remove this meal" (or "Remove this symptom") — no more logs you can't clear. • Smaller fixes throughout. This one came from someone who wrote in — thank you.

What's new: • Setup now ends with something already on your timeline. If you're new, GastroLog walks you through logging one real meal and how you felt afterwards, so you finish with a genuine entry and the time between the two recorded — instead of a blank form and an empty app. • That first entry is a real one. It's in Today and History the moment you're done, and the foods you tapped are saved as yours. • If you already have GastroLog, nothing about your app changes. Your entries, your settings and your Plus unlock are where you left them. • Smaller fixes throughout. The diary still works offline, and your data still stays on your phone.

What's new: • Behind-the-scenes refinements. Nothing you need to do. Thank you for using GastroLog.

What's new: • Vomiting is now logged as a count. Tap to add each episode; your timeline and export show the total. • Each symptom level now carries a plain word, from very mild to very severe — the wording used in clinical questionnaires. • The Trends symptom chart is clearer: one bar per day, taller when there were more symptoms and deeper when they were stronger. • Food details now show how soon symptoms tend to follow a meal. • The weight card flags a steady unintended drop worth raising at your next appointment. • Smaller fixes and refinements throughout.

What's new: • Vomiting is now logged as a count. Tap to add each episode; your timeline and export show the total. • Each symptom level now carries a plain word, from very mild to very severe — the wording used in clinical questionnaires. • The Trends symptom chart is clearer: one bar per day, taller when there were more symptoms and deeper when they were stronger. • Food details now show how soon symptoms tend to follow a meal. • The weight card flags a steady unintended drop worth raising at your next appointment. • Smaller fixes and refinements throughout.

What's new: • Evening check-in — note how the day went and your energy in a few quick taps. It feeds the good-days view on Trends. • Medication reminders now have a Taken button — mark a dose as taken right from the notification, without opening the app. • Smaller fixes and refinements throughout.