Track
Easily log meals, symptoms and relevant daily events.
A smarter way to live with IBD
GUTPAL is a digital health platform designed to help people living with Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis understand and manage their condition in everyday life.
REAL INSIGHTS · MORE CLARITY · BETTER CONVERSATIONS
How are you feeling today?
Easily log meals, symptoms and relevant daily events.
Discover personal patterns and possible associations over time.
Get guidance designed around your current situation.
Turn daily information into clear summaries for meaningful care conversations.
Small insights.
A clearer picture.
More than tracking
GUTPAL is being designed to learn from each patient over time. Instead of treating every person with IBD the same way, the platform aims to build an increasingly personalized picture of what may affect the individual.
That can help patients understand their own journey, make more informed day-to-day decisions and arrive at care conversations with better context.
A healthier future together
By helping patients recognize changes earlier, understand personal patterns and stay engaged with their condition between visits, GUTPAL aims to support better disease management and contribute to reducing avoidable disease burden.
For healthcare professionals, structured real-world patient information may provide a clearer picture of what happens between clinical visits.
More clarity
More confidence
Better-informed daily management
Richer context
More productive visits
Better conversations
Structured real-world data
Better continuity
Potentially lower avoidable burden
Built with IBD patients in mind
GUTPAL was born from firsthand experience with the everyday challenges of living with IBD. Our goal is to build a digital companion that helps people with Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis understand their condition, manage everyday life with greater clarity, and communicate better with the professionals caring for them.
GUTPAL is currently in development and preparing for clinical collaborations and early pilots.
Healthcare organization, IBD clinic, clinician, dietitian, researcher or potential partner? We’d love to hear from you.