We IBD

Understand your IBD (Crohn's or ulcerative colitis) day by day.

A calm, private journal to track your food, symptoms and flares. Everything stays on your device.

Your IBD, finally clear. A clear indicator, inspired by Harvey-Bradshaw and the partial Mayo score.
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0server of ours: no backend, no telemetry
100 %of your data stored on your device, encrypted
PDFa factual report for your consultation

A calm, private journal to track your food, symptoms and flares when you live with an inflammatory bowel disease: Crohn's, ulcerative colitis or IBS. See when things go off track, get a clearer sense of why, and walk into your next consultation with a factual report instead of a foggy memory. Everything stays on your device.

See it in action

Show your pain. Tap the colon diagram: the area and intensity are recorded for your doctor.
Your meals, in two taps. Your usual foods are suggested, and "Same as yesterday" takes one tap.
Log a stool without typing. Tap the Bristol scale, the blood, the pain. Done.
Light by day, dark by night. We IBD follows the appearance of the phone.

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Why I built We IBD

Five years ago, I was diagnosed with IBD (inflammatory bowel disease). Like a lot of people, that diagnosis came as a real shock. From one day to the next, I found myself with more questions than answers.

Even though the diagnosis was hard to accept, the illness wasn't entirely unfamiliar to me. That was when I remembered my Grandma and all the little bits of care she put into what she ate. I can still picture her carefully peeling her tomatoes and taking out the seeds. As a child, I didn't understand why she did it. It was only many years later that I realised those small habits were simply part of her daily life, her way of trying to live better with the illness.

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Everything about We IBD

Features, how the indicator is calculated, a page for clinicians and FAQs: it's all on the app's own website.

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We IBD is not a medical device. It is a personal self-tracking journal and does not provide a diagnosis or replace professional medical advice. Its indicators are self-observation aids only. Always consult your doctor about your symptoms and treatment, and seek medical help promptly if your condition worsens.