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Hi everyone, we’re working on a wearable that tracks bowel acoustic signals (gut noises) to explore whether there are measurable patterns in gastrointestinal activity that relate to digestive symptoms over time.

The technology is currently being evaluated in clinical studies as we investigate whether continuous gut activity data could help improve understanding of symptom patterns in digestive disorders.

As part of this work, we’re looking to hear directly from people living with gastroparesis to better understand day-to-day challenges, symptom variability, and whether objective gut monitoring could actually be useful from a patient perspective.

We’d love to speak with people for a short 15-minute research interview to understand:

• How you currently manage your symptoms
• What you find most frustrating about about living with gastroparesis
• Whether objective data on bowel activity/sounds would be useful to you

We’re also opening access to our first beta testing group on a first-come, first-served basis.

If you’d be open to chatting or participating, please comment below or send me a DM, we’d really appreciate hearing about your experience.

Alternatively, we’ve also put together a short questionnaire here for anyone interested in sharing their experience and learning more about their gut health: Want to learn more about your gut health?

Hi everyone, we have a wearable that tracks bowel acoustic signals (gut noises) to explore whether there are measurable patterns in gastrointestinal activity that correlate with symptoms.

We’re interested in understanding whether continuous gut activity data could help provide new insights into digestive symptom patterns associated with GLP-1 medications.

As part of this work, we’re looking to hear directly from people using GLP-1s to better understand day-to-day GI symptoms, symptom variability, and whether objective gut monitoring could actually be useful from a patient perspective.

We’d love to speak with people for a short 15-minute research interview to understand:

• How you currently manage GI side effects
• What you find most frustrating about digestive symptoms on GLP-1s
• Whether objective data on bowel activity/sounds would be useful to you

We’re also inviting interested individuals to participate in early pilot testing and feedback sessions as the research progresses.

If you’d be open to chatting or participating, please send me a DM, we’d really appreciate hearing about your experience.

Hi everyone, we have a wearable that tracks bowel acoustic signals (gut noises) to explore whether there are measurable patterns in gastrointestinal activity that correlate with symptoms.

We’re interested in understanding whether continuous gut activity data could help provide new insights into digestive symptom patterns associated with GLP-1 medications.

As part of this work, we’re looking to hear directly from people using GLP-1s to better understand day-to-day GI symptoms, symptom variability, and whether objective gut monitoring could actually be useful from a patient perspective.

We’d love to speak with people for a short 15-minute research interview to understand:

• How you currently manage GI side effects
• What you find most frustrating about digestive symptoms on GLP-1s
• Whether objective data on bowel activity/sounds would be useful to you

We’re also inviting interested individuals to participate in early pilot testing and feedback sessions as the research progresses.

If you’d be open to chatting or participating, please comment below or send me a DM, we’d really appreciate hearing about your experience.

Hi everyone, we’re working on a wearable that tracks bowel acoustic signals (gut noises) to explore whether there are measurable patterns in gastrointestinal activity that relate to digestive symptoms over time.

The technology is currently being evaluated in clinical studies as we investigate whether continuous gut activity data could help improve understanding of symptom patterns in SIBO, food intolerances, and other digestive disorders..

As part of this work, we’re looking to hear directly from people living with SIBO to better understand day-to-day challenges, symptom variability, food-related triggers, and whether objective gut monitoring could actually be useful from a patient perspective.

We’d love to speak with people for a short 15-minute research interview to understand:

• How you currently manage your symptoms
• What you find most frustrating about living with SIBO
• Whether objective data on bowel activity/sounds would be useful to you

We’re also opening access to our first beta testing group on a first-come, first-served basis.

If you’d be open to chatting or participating, please comment below or send me a DM, we’d really appreciate hearing about your experience.

Hi everyone, we have a wearable that tracks bowel acoustic signals (gut noises) to explore whether there are measurable patterns in gastrointestinal activity that relate to digestive symptoms over time.

The technology is currently being evaluated in clinical studies as we investigate whether continuous gut activity data could help improve understanding of symptom patterns in IBS, food sensitivities, FODMAP-related triggers, and other digestive issues.

As part of this work, we’re looking to hear directly from people who have experience with FODMAP diets or food-triggered digestive symptoms to better understand day-to-day challenges and whether objective gut monitoring could actually be useful from a patient perspective.

We’d love to speak with people for a short 15-minute research interview to understand:

• How you currently identify and manage food triggers
• What you find most frustrating about symptom management
• Whether objective data on bowel activity/sounds would be useful to you

We’re also opening access to our first beta testing group on a first-come, first-served basis.

If you’d be open to chatting or participating, please comment below or send me a DM, we’d really appreciate hearing about your experience.

Hi everyone, we have a wearable that tracks bowel acoustic signals (gut noises) to explore whether there are measurable patterns in gastrointestinal activity that relate to digestive symptoms over time.

The technology is currently being evaluated in clinical studies as we investigate whether continuous gut activity data could help improve understanding of symptom patterns in IBS, food sensitivities, FODMAP-related triggers, and other digestive issues.

As part of this work, we’re looking to hear directly from people who have experience with FODMAP diets or food-triggered digestive symptoms to better understand day-to-day challenges and whether objective gut monitoring could actually be useful from a patient perspective.

We’d love to speak with people for a short 15-minute research interview to understand:

• How you currently identify and manage food triggers
• What you find most frustrating about symptom management
• Whether objective data on bowel activity/sounds would be useful to you

We’re also opening access to our first beta testing group on a first-come, first-served basis.

If you’d be open to chatting or participating, please comment below or send me a DM, we’d really appreciate hearing about your experience.

Hi everyone, we’re working on a wearable that tracks bowel acoustic signals (gut noises) to explore whether there are measurable patterns in gastrointestinal activity that relate to digestive symptoms over time.

The technology is currently being evaluated in clinical studies as we investigate whether continuous gut activity data could help improve understanding of symptom patterns in conditions like IBS, food intolerances, and other digestive disorders.

As part of this work, we’re looking to hear directly from people living with digestive issues to better understand day-to-day challenges, unmet needs, and whether objective gut monitoring could actually be useful from a patient perspective.

We’d love to speak with people for a short 15-minute research interview to understand:

• How you currently manage your symptoms
• What you find most frustrating about digestive issues
• Whether objective data on bowel activity/sounds would be useful to you

We’re also opening access to our first beta testing group on a first-come, first-served basis.

If you’d be open to chatting or participating, please comment below or send me a DM — we’d really appreciate hearing about your experience.

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Hi everyone, we have a wearable that tracks your bowel acoustic signals (gut noises) to explore if there are measurable patterns in gastrointestinal activity that correlate with symptoms.

The technology is currently being evaluated in clinical studies as we investigate how continuous physiological gut data may help improve understanding of symptom patterns in IBS and functional bowel disorders.

As part of this work, we are looking to gather direct patient perspectives to better understand unmet needs in gastrointestinal care and assess whether objective gut monitoring could provide clinically meaningful value for patients.

We’d love to speak to people with IBS for a short 15-minute research interview to understand:

• How you currently manage your symptoms
• What you find most frustrating about managing your symptoms
• Whether objective data on bowel activity/sounds would be useful to you

We’re also opening access to our first beta testing group on a first-come, first-served basis.

If you’re open to chatting and participating, please comment or send me a DM, we’d really appreciate hearing about your experience.

We have a wearable that tracks bowel acoustic signals and combines them with factors like sleep, nutrition, activity, and stress to explore whether there are measurable patterns in gastrointestinal activity over time.

The idea is to better understand whether these signals might relate to things like bloating, digestion, recovery, food responses, and daily variability.

We’re currently looking for people interested in contributing feedback or participating in pilot testing.

If anyone wants to share input, we’ve put together a short survey here: Want to learn more about your gut health?

Every state of your digestive health creates unique gut sounds. By listening to these sounds and combining them with factors like sleep, nutrition, activity, and stress, we can gain a deeper understanding of how your gut is truly functioning.

We uncover what your gut is telling you, from the causes behind bloating and discomfort to everyday digestive issues, and empower people to make better decisions for their health, every day.

We’re now opening access to our first beta testing group on a first-come, first-served basis.

If you’re interested in trying a new technology that helps you understand how your gut responds and changes over time, please take our short 2-minute survey below.

Want to learn more about your gut health? – Fill in form