Make tracking realistic
Gut health apps only work when people can use them on normal days and flare days. FlareCare keeps bowel, food, symptom, medication, and lab tracking fast enough to stick with.
Built for the parts of gut health that are hard to remember.
FlareCare exists because living with recurring gut symptoms often means trying to explain weeks of meals, bowel movements, pain, labs, medications, and flares from memory.
FlareCare started because gut symptoms are hard to explain from memory.
Founder Joshua Riggs built FlareCare after seeing how confusing, exhausting, and easy-to-forget recurring digestive symptoms can become.
The product is shaped by a practical belief: people should not have to reconstruct weeks of symptoms when they are tired, flaring, or sitting in an appointment.
FlareCare is for clearer tracking, better preparation, and more grounded conversations with care teams.
Less guessing. Better notes.
FlareCare makes the day-to-day record easier to keep and easier to bring into appointments.
Turn logs into context
Raw notes are hard to use later. FlareCare keeps meals, stool changes, symptoms, timing, and flares in the same record.
Help appointments go better
Many people forget the details by the time they see a clinician. FlareCare turns daily tracking into summaries and reports that support clearer conversations.
For people managing gut symptoms over time.
FlareCare is for people who need more than a generic habit tracker: symptoms, stool changes, food, stress, medication, and appointment notes.
- IBS symptom tracking
- IBD flare tracking
- Crohn’s disease logs
- Ulcerative colitis tracking
- Food pattern review
- Bristol Stool Scale logs
- Medication and lab history
- Appointment reports
Built with clear boundaries
FlareCare helps people organize their own history so appointments start with better notes. Emergencies and treatment decisions still belong with medical care.
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