A food diary for ulcerative colitis
Ulcerative colitis affects the rectum and the large intestine, and it tends to alternate calm periods with flares. FoodHarbor helps you log daily life closely enough for patterns to show up and become something to discuss at your next appointment.
A food catalog to get started
FoodHarbor comes with a catalog of more than 150 foods already classified with ulcerative colitis in mind. Import it, adjust the classification to your own experience and flag the foods you suspect.
Flares and lab results
Mark when each flare starts and ends, and the report shows the foods eaten in the three days before. Fecal calprotectin and other lab results go into charts, alongside your appointments and what the doctor said.
Reports for your appointments
The report lines up food with symptoms over the period you pick, including since the last appointment. Download it as PDF or CSV, send it by email or schedule it to go out weekly or monthly.
What you can log in FoodHarbor
Everything goes into one diary that the family can follow together.
- Meals and snacks with the time, foods and portions
- Symptoms with severity and the Bristol stool scale, and how the day went
- Medications and every dose taken
- Flares, with the day they started and ended
- Lab results such as fecal calprotectin, each with its own chart
- Medical appointments, the next one included, and what the doctor said
- Weight and height, with WHO percentiles for children and teenagers
- Meal reminders on your phone, and logging without an internet connection
Start the diary today
Create an account, say whose diary it is and log the first meal. Plans and terms are on a single page that you read before any payment.