Back-to-back days
A late lunch, water breaks, and how your head or stomach felt throughout the day.
Meals, chai breaks, restless nights. Keep what you eat and how you feel in one simple diary, then explore the connections in your own days.
A busy afternoon or a new routine can be hard to remember later. Capture the small details while they’re fresh.
A late lunch, water breaks, and how your head or stomach felt throughout the day.
Your afternoon cup, the snack alongside, and the energy or acidity you notice later.
Different meals, an unfamiliar bedtime, a new time zone. Give those days a little context.
Start with a meal, a drink, or a feeling. Come back to the bigger picture as your diary grows.
Tap Add, choose the day and meal, then type “2 roti, dal and rice” or use your keyboard’s microphone. Logging later works, too.
See food logging
Record a headache, bloating, energy or sleep quality. Comfortable moments belong here, too.
See a check-in
Explore a comparison, see how many observations support it, and return to the days behind it.
See a comparison
App screens with example diary data. Select a screen to enlarge it.
Some days differ in more than one way. NibbleIQ helps you explore what appears together in your records; it doesn’t establish what caused a symptom.
See how often a feeling appeared in each group of days, and how many observations were compared.
A missed check-in isn’t counted as feeling fine. When you’ve logged everything you ate and drank, mark the day complete.
A useful diary doesn’t need to turn every observation into a finding.
Start with what you’re comfortable recording. Add more context when it helps.
Bring available sleep and activity records from Apple Health or Health Connect into your diary. A wearable is optional.
Export your diary from Profile as CSV files you can open in a spreadsheet.
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You can start with a meal, drink or feeling. NibbleIQ also provides nutrition estimates, but you don’t need to enter calories to keep a diary.
Photo logging is in limited testing and isn’t available to everyone yet. You can type your meal, dictate with your keyboard’s microphone, or repeat a recent meal. Review the text and make any corrections before saving.
There’s no fixed timeline. Comparisons need enough suitable observations, including comfortable moments and fully recorded days where relevant. Sometimes there isn’t enough information, or no clear connection appears.
It can show associations in what you record. It cannot diagnose a condition or establish a cause, and it doesn’t replace medical care.
Start with a meal, drink or feeling. For food and drink comparisons, mark a day complete only after logging everything you ate and drank.
Make a little room to notice your day.