A private record, kept on your terms

Notice what happened.
Leave the judgment out.

GutLog is a local-first journal for the small details that are easy to lose track of. Capture what matters, return when it helps, and decide for yourself what a pattern means.

One week, at your pace

A record can have gaps. The point is not a perfect streak; it is a clearer place to begin.

iPhone + Watchfor a paired-device routine
Local-firstfor ordinary journaling
Export on your termsfor your own review or care visit

A record with a purpose

Less performance. More useful context.

01

Keep the detail you choose

Record a quick check-in, a meal, a symptom, or a note without turning your day into a project.

02

Read the record in context

Look back across your own entries and their coverage. GutLog describes what is there; it does not diagnose you.

03

Take it with you when useful

Review a personal export or a doctor-visit pack before you decide what to share and with whom.

A journal, not a diagnosis

Let the record support a better conversation.

GutLog gives you a place to keep observations together: what you recorded, when you recorded it, and how complete that record is. It does not label a day good or bad, or tell you what to do medically.

Read the product principles

Privacy is part of the product

Your journal should not have to perform in public.

Local by default

Your journal is stored on your device. An account is not required for ordinary journaling.

Optional services stay optional

Features with a separate data boundary explain it before you use them. You stay in control of the choice.

A quiet system surface

Watch, widgets, notifications, and the timer are designed to avoid displaying your journal details in public places.

Read the privacy policy

Before you begin

Clear answers, without the sales pitch.

Do I need an account?

No. Ordinary local journaling works on your device without an account.

Is GutLog medical advice?

No. GutLog is a journal. It does not diagnose conditions or replace a clinician.

Can I use my Apple Watch?

Yes. A paired Apple Watch supports quick check-ins and reconnects with the iPhone when it becomes available.

Can I review or share my history?

Yes. You can create a personal export or a doctor-visit pack, review it, and choose whether to share it.

The GutLog Journal

A private note, now and then.

The GutLog Journal arrives every other week. One idea about noticing patterns, one way to use the app, one thing we shipped. No streaks, no pressure.

The app never asks for your email. This newsletter is optional. Leave anytime.

Start with one honest entry

Keep a record that still feels like yours.

Explore the available plans, or read how GutLog handles your data before you decide.