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Version 3.6.2 · 2026-03-23
Minor fixes
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The store currently lists version 3.6.2, updated 2026-03-23.








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The fastest way to look up which foods are High, Low or Medium FODMAP foods. 8x faster than the Monash University app*.
The best way to learn and remember which foods have High, Low or Medium FODMAPs. Using modern space repetition learning games to train your brain is fun and effective.
The lookup function focuses on just SPEED and ACCURACY. The two things that matter most when you are trying to follow a low FODMAP lifestyle. As soon as the app launches you can start typing and see the results as you type (an idiom called incremental searching). Looking up a food item should not be a pain, it should be FAST and EFFORTLESS.
We have found that decreasing effort and friction to lookup foods leads to more lookups per user and greater knowledge and more FODMAP friendly dietary choices.…
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