Scan any meal with a picture.
Scan your food, describe it, search foods, and we’ll tell you what’s inside.

Snap a photo, search by name, describe your meal, or speak it aloud. The Après FODMAP Scanner breaks down ingredients and FODMAPs, shows where Après may help and when to take it, and learns from your check-ins so you can understand which foods—and how stress—affect the way you feel.
Swipe to see the five ways it turns a meal into something useful.
Scan your food, describe it, search foods, and we’ll tell you what’s inside.
Scan your food, describe it, search foods, and we’ll tell you what’s inside.

See which FODMAPs are in your food and how much they might trigger you. Your Trigger Score automatically updates as you log more foods.

See how triggering a food could be for you and learn when taking Après may help.

Log your meals over time to understand which FODMAPs affect you and how stress affects your digestion.

Over time, see which FODMAP groups affect your body most.

Home-cooked meals, restaurant plates, and the mixed foods you actually eat.

See wheat, garlic, dairy, and the FODMAP compounds behind them.

Break a mixed meal into beans, onion, cheese, and wheat.

Understand how grains, sprouts, chickpeas, and garlic may stack.
Because understanding food should take less effort than eating it.
Skip the ingredient-by-ingredient Googling. Start with the camera and get the useful part first.
Analyze restaurant dishes and mixed plates—not only packaged products with barcodes.
Your check-ins help reveal your patterns instead of treating every gut like it reacts the same way.
Generic lists tell you what might bother someone. Your Gut Profile starts showing what repeatedly affects you.

Home-cooked meals, restaurant dishes, snacks, and individual foods. You can also search or describe a meal.
It summarizes the FODMAP compounds identified in the meal and shows which ingredients contribute to the result.
Your meal check-ins help reveal patterns over time, so you can see which FODMAP groups seem to affect you most.
When a meal contains triggers covered by Après digestive enzymes, the result can show that context and remind you when to take it.
Take one mint with food, after your first bites or mid-meal—not before eating.
No. The scanner provides food information and pattern-tracking tools. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.