BellyMystery is the app people use between appointments. It logs meals and symptoms in seconds, so a client walks into your next session with an organized diary and a plain-language summary instead of "I think it was something I ate, but I'm not sure."
It doesn't diagnose and it doesn't interpret for the client: it flags what's worth asking you about, and stops there. That's time back in the appointment. Instead of spending the first few minutes sorting out what happened, you start where your expertise actually matters: the assessment only you can make.
For your practice
Want to use BellyMystery with your clients? Download the flyer to keep on hand or share at intake.
Instead of "I think it was something I ate," they hand you an organized diary and a plain-language summary. Recommending BellyMystery costs you nothing to do: no fee, no software to install, no new step in how you run your practice.
You already know the pattern: a paper diary or a notes app asks for too much, so it stops getting filled in after two or three days. By the follow-up, you're rebuilding the last few weeks from memory instead of working with what actually happened. BellyMystery is built so the diary is the easy part. A photo of a meal takes under 30 seconds. A tap for a symptom or a Bristol stool scale entry takes under 15. That's short enough to survive past day three.
Every entry your client logs is timestamped on their phone as it happens. No reconstructing the last three weeks in the waiting room.
When something stands out, like reactions after 6 of the last 9 dairy meals, BellyMystery says so in plain language and stops there. It's a starting point for your assessment, never a substitute for it.
Clients can export a written pattern summary plus their full text diary (photos left out) straight from their phone, and hand it to you or send it ahead of the appointment.
Free listing
BellyMystery tells every user, from the first screen on, that a pattern is worth discussing with a doctor, dietitian, or nutritionist. When they are ready for that conversation, they open the directory. It lives inside the app and at bellymystery.com/find-a-dietitian, and people filter it by telehealth, region, and specialty.
Who we list: accredited dietitians (APD or equivalent) and degree-qualified nutritionists who work with digestive health or food intolerance.
Apply to be listedPeople open BellyMystery because something is wrong and nobody can tell them what. They log for weeks. Then a pattern appears, and the app tells them it's worth taking to a professional. That's the moment they go looking for help. We want them to find you.
They log
Meals, symptoms and stools, in seconds, every day.
A pattern shows up
The app flags it and says: talk to a dietitian about this.
They find you
Through the directory, your profile, a blog post, or a post on our socials. Their summary arrives with them.
Write about what you see in clinic: the question every new client asks, a myth you're tired of correcting, how you run an elimination diet. It goes on the BellyMystery blog under your name.
Behind the Pattern is our series on the practitioners in the directory. One post, all about you and your work, shared on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.
Got an idea? Pitch it. A myth versus fact carousel, a Q&A, a short video on what to bring to a first appointment. You bring the expertise, we bring the audience and the design.
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Let's work together
Send a topic, a draft, or an existing blog post you'd like to cross-post. We'll reply within a few days.
Pitch an ideaBellyMystery works without an account, and a client's diary stays on their device. A meal photo and a computed pattern summary are the only things ever sent off it, and neither is stored afterward. Read the full details in our privacy policy.
Pick one, or both. Each button opens an email with a short template, so it takes a minute. Ola replies within a few days.
Tell us where you practise, whether you offer telehealth, and what you focus on. We send back a draft listing for you to approve before anything goes live.
Share your expertise with people who are actively looking for answers. Tell us what you have in mind:
Prefer to write your own email? It's [email protected].
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