FODMAP AI Scanner

Discover a Healthier Gut with the Power of AI!

Grab a 3-day free trial and cancel anytime! The FODMAP AI Scanner paid subscription grants you access to all the following features, empowering you to manage your diet with confidence.

Key Features:

Instant Food & Ingredient Scans
Take a picture of food or ingredient lists, and our AI-powered scanner identifies high and low FODMAP items for your peace of mind.

Comprehensive FODMAP Analysis
For high-FODMAP items, the app provides a detailed analysis of which FODMAP groups (e.g., fructose, lactose, polyols) they belong to and their potential impact on digestion.

Personalized Recommendations
Get suggestions for low-FODMAP alternatives, serving size recommendations, and tips to reduce digestive discomfort.

AI Confidence Levels
See how confident the AI is in its analysis, helping you make informed decisions based on the quality of the scanned image.

Dietary Support Made Simple
Access educational resources, safe food suggestions, and expert tips to manage a low-FODMAP lifestyle with ease.

Why Choose FODMAP AI Scanner?
Managing a low-FODMAP diet doesn’t have to be stressful. Whether you’re shopping, cooking, or dining out, FODMAP AI Scanner gives you the tools to confidently identify gut-friendly foods, avoid triggers, and make smarter dietary choices.

Who is FODMAP AI Scanner For?
Individuals with IBS or FODMAP sensitivity.
Those following a low-FODMAP elimination or reintroduction diet.
Anyone looking to improve gut health through smarter food decisions.

How It Works:
Snap a photo of food or ingredient lists.
Get instant results showing which items are low or high FODMAP.
View detailed analysis, confidence levels, and safe alternative suggestions.
Follow serving size tips and recommendations to enjoy your meals worry-free.

Download FODMAP AI Scanner Today!

Take control of your gut—one scan at a time—with the ultimate AI-powered food assistant.

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