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Functional Dyspepsia (FD)

Connect what you ate to how you felt — and finally see the pattern.

  • iPhone
  • Android
  • Apple Watch
  • Android Watch

"Your tests are normal" — but meals keep causing misery. Log Rome-style symptoms, where the discomfort sits, and time since you last ate with one-tap bands; see meal-timing patterns and your most frequent triggers, and bring a real record to your GI appointment.

Highlights

  • An episode in a few taps — the Rome-style symptom set: pain, burning, fullness, early satiety, bloating, nausea, reflux
  • Meal timing, decoded — one-tap time bands connect symptoms to when you last ate
  • Where it sits — substernal, epigastric, right or left upper abdomen, or all over — plus stress and suspected triggers
  • Trend intensity, meal timing, and triggers — PDF/CSV for GI appointments; private, on your device

Screens

  • iPhone showing the Functional Dyspepsia app home screen on a dark helperly.org panel.

    Normal tests. Real symptoms. Connect what you ate to how you felt.

  • iPhone showing the symptom episode entry form with Rome-style symptom chips on a dark helperly.org panel.

    An episode in a few taps — Rome-style symptoms, where it sits, and time since you last ate.

  • iPhone showing one-tap meal-timing bands on a dark helperly.org panel.

    Meal timing, decoded — one-tap time bands connect symptoms to eating.

  • iPhone showing Insights charts of symptom intensity and meal-timing patterns on a dark helperly.org panel.

    Walk into GI prepared — trends plus a PDF report for your GI team, on demand.

Functional dyspepsia — also called non-ulcer dyspepsia, nervous stomach, or simply chronic indigestion — is the recurring burning, fullness, and early satiety that tests don’t explain. “Your tests are normal” is not much comfort when meals keep causing misery; what moves things forward is making the pattern undeniable.

Log an episode in a few taps: the Rome-style symptom set, where the discomfort sits, how long since you last ate (one-tap time bands), stress at symptom time, and suspected food and lifestyle triggers, plus medications and treatment courses. Insights connect eating to symptoms across weeks — intensity over time, meal-timing patterns, most frequent triggers — and a PDF or CSV export brings a real record to your GI appointment instead of a month of blurred memories. An Apple Watch or Wear OS companion app is included for quick one-tap entries from your wrist.

This app is a personal tracking journal — not a medical device, and not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Features

  • An episode in a few taps

    The Rome-style symptom set — pain, burning, fullness, early satiety, bloating, nausea, acid reflux — plus where it sits, stress at symptom time, and suspected food and lifestyle triggers.

  • Meal timing, decoded

    How long since you last ate, captured as one-tap time bands — so the eating-to-symptom relationship that's invisible day to day becomes a pattern you can point at.

  • Walk into GI prepared

    Insights chart symptom intensity over time, meal-timing patterns, and your most frequent triggers — a concrete record for GI appointments, with PDF reports and CSV export.

Your privacy

Your health data stays on your device by default — local-first, with no account required to begin. helperly.org never sells your data. The app helps you log and understand patterns; it does not provide a diagnosis or medical advice. The free version is ad-supported through Google AdMob, which applies its own ad tracking; upgrade to remove ads.

What's new

  • Pre-launch

    Preparing for App Store and Google Play release. Join the waitlist to hear the moment it's live.

Available in 14 languages

  • English
  • Español
  • Français
  • Deutsch
  • Italiano
  • Português
  • Català
  • Русский
  • العربية
  • हिन्दी
  • 简体中文
  • 繁體中文
  • 日本語
  • 한국어

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