For the money there are far too many daily items missing and no option to submit foods for review/confirmation. Suggest there needs to be a barcode facility like My Fitness Pal which allows users to add items which the app moderators could then review/confirm. Otherwise just Google to get the FODMAP status, it's cheaper

I'm not sure why the change was made to hide traffic lights if filters are selected but this has made the app pretty useless to me now. Having to open every item to see the rating makes it annoying if you are shopping and want quick reminders.

App has been a life saver. My main complaint is that many foods do not show up/have not yet been tested. Could you guys include a list of new items that have been tested with each update to the app?

It is amazing! And makes my life so much easier and it means I know what I can and can't eat. Which means I am sick less

I would give this top marks if there was more food testing shown - it's getting better so I've added an extra star

This app has been SO so helpful for my family, thanks for putting this research out for us. P.S. the traffic lights were very useful even when the filter is on, I wish I could have both features at the same time

It saves me a lot of grief by having the Fodmaps of food listed and providing recipes to avoid the things that cause me pain.

Please explain why red grape is rated green given that it's so high in sugar, thank you.

Very helpful and pretty comprehensive. However, it's a bit bulky to use.

It's OK Not worth the price.

This has done a lot for me and my health. Best purchase ever made.

So much reliable information. As a dietitian this would be the only FODMAP based app I would recommend.

I cant access the recepie's

Great app! Very helpful for IBS!

This is a good basic app, but it really needs an update. Apps have changed a lot since this was created. We need to be able to barcode scan or search more Australian packaged foods. Even if we could submit to Monash for their research labs to test, that would be a great start. I don't regret paying for the app, but with its limitations I feel a bit ripped off. Was highly recommended by my gastroenterologist

I only bought this because I'd rather consult the original source, but the red light green light system is awful. I went through all of the foods thinking the red light ones were the ones I couldn't have. Then I read a recipe that included sweet potatoes, a red light item. So I tried searching for it, but sweet potatoes wouldn't come up in the search bar. I went back to the guide and found it, and clicked on it. I saw that I can still have sweet potatoes, just a small amount. Awesome, I have to go back and start over now. I appreciate the attempts at recipes, but I cook from scratch a lot, so I'd rather just go through the lists and find the proper serving sizes. I think it would make a lot more sense if you had something like: potato, sweet : green (.5 cups) Also, fix the search bar.

Love this app. It has been a life saver!! I have found so many foods that I thought I wasn't allowed. I am allowed them, just in half or quarter servings! Makes getting to know about low fodmap diet way easier and less overwhelming. My dietician recommended it to me and yes it costs to buy the app but to me it's been well worth it. Love that they update it with new foods that they have researched.

It's clunky and the search function often freezes up. Some of the serving sizes used to give food a rating are impractical, such as a serving size of 2 brussel sprouts. Because of the poor calibration the color coding system is not useful. You need to open each food to read the description to see if it is actually safe or problematic. It seems like a lot of work went into gathering the data but very little attention was given to testing usability.

Downloaded a few different apps. Than succumbed to buying this app thinking it would combine different features from other apps. I find other apps have more info like individual ingrediants and additives with their codes to cross reference on labels. Even a section where you can rate your reaction to the food. Also needs a place to easily scan barcodes. Plus needs so many more recipe ideas. As a newbie to fodmaps this app has not helped much and I never pay for apps and regret my choice

This is the first time I've ever paid for an app like this and although I've had a couple of navigation issues with it, it's easy to work out once you know how. Also it's good that the developers actually read your reviews and address your questions, so I'd advise anyone having problems to read the other reviews and the answers , as I did.

This app is a great help to me in what to eat and what to avoid. Since I cook almost every day and buy many ingredients, I hope you add more food items to your list as we go. For example I was wondering if Quince is good or not? But did not find it in the directory.

I've just bought this and just tried my first recipe. Pancakes. I followed the recipe perfectly and even though I thought it was odd to put baking powder and bicarb in it, I did. Even with 6 tsps of caster sugar (I never put sugar in my pancakes) I was so disappointed. I had to throw it all in the bin. It was inedible.

Really it is excellent app. I have been diagnosed with sibo ,fructose intolerance and low stomach motility . Dr advised me to use this application for two monthes and to stick in low fodmap diet in order to stop feeding bad bacteria . It works fine and reduced bloating and ,gas and palpitations. you have to be paient and use only green food .furthermore if you have any question you can contact the app. by email and you will receive clear answer wothen 2 days . I recommend all that has IBS to use it.

Making the search bar more flexible if you get me. Also as another user said green lighting serving sizes. I've learned all the fodmaps now in most fruit and veg but from time to time I still need to refresh. Including the breads and other foods has been great. Overall love this app!

Extremely limited functionality. First five searched on ingredients failed. Does not seem to be a traditional mobile app. Buy the book instead, it is easier to use.

Finally know what I can and cannot eat, had been a life saver for me, as I was almost in constant pain before I started using this app.

My gastroenterologist gave me a fodmap list from 2009 - I love that this can be updated by Monash Uni as they find out more, so I know I'm getting the most up-to-date info regarding what's OK and what's not (it's amazingly different than the list I was given by my Dr). I also love all the educational materials which explain what fodmaps are and why they can cause symptoms - they're very valuable for newcomers to this diet! The recipe guide is a good starting point, but most of the breakfasts are not to my personal taste. I like that the nutritional breakdown is provided, though. The 1 week diet diary is a great idea and the "add recipe" functionality means it's convenient if you use the recipes from the app. If you add your own meal, it saves, which is still convenient. Things that would make this app 5 stars: - a section under diet for adding drinks (water intake, teas, coffees, alcohol, etc) - addition of Bristol stool chart to the symptom tracker and option to note number of bowel movements/day (it's a diet for IBS, after all) - written notes section for the symptom tracker to mark any other changes/additional info - option to log symptoms up to 3 times per day, in accordance with main meals - ability to openly source recipes from a communal database of other users of the app, so that the recipes listed can be screened and assessed by the dietitians at Monash and shared with every app update There are some reviews from people not in Australia stating that this is a useless app because it contains so few analyses of overseas foods from packets. Processed, pre-packaged foods such as gluten-free bread, pre-made sauces, snack bars, etc SHOULD NOT be staples in an IBS diet. The Monash focus on analysing whole foods is far more important, and should encourage consumption of an unprocessed diet - this is what it's all about! If you bought a fodmap recipe book from Monash, it would retail for way more than this app. Well worth the money when you're at the supermarket figuring out what veggies to put in your pasta sauce.

I checked out the trial and now it wont let me do it ... it says that i have completed it ... can it be re set

Its ok. New icon is horrible. No inspiration

Doesn't have a journal to track your post clean out phase to keep track of triggers

Super helpful when you can't remember if a food is safe or not...or if there is a serving size that is safe.

Extremely helpful. My go-to source for all info fodmap.

Newly diagnosed and this app came recommended from my nutritionist it's wonderful and I use it everyday

There is no Asian or Indian foods..

Search function needs overhaul. It is missing essential type-ahead.

Search is working good

The recipes are a nice addition but they really need to have the measurements change between metric and imperial. Not everyone will be able to do the unit conversions in their head. If you need to leave the app for that the recipe section usefulness is severely diminished Response to comments - Changing the measurement between metric and imperial only impacts the nutritional information display and not the measurements of the ingredients themselves in the recipe

Love this app. Not only is it an easy way to stay up to date on which doors will make me sick, it also lets me take notes about each food. Held back one star because when I recently switched phones I had to re-enter my user settings and notes.

This app lacks tons of typical US foods, forcing me to Google constantly, or consult other lists. The one week trial is not user friendly, has no real journaling space or provision to comment on individual food and meal results. I spent more money than I've ever spent on an app for one I won't even use.

Great app, Monash are constantly adding more foods and you can trust the information to be scientifically sound. This app is great for people who cook from scratch, that might be why the Americans are complaining :D you won't find information for many processed food here.