Find what's triggering your symptoms
Answer a few questions to see how Track Change Thrive can help you understand the connection between what you eat and how you feel.
Science-Backed Analysis
Based on NIH research and statistical pattern analysis
Dual Analysis
Tracks both foods and nutrients to find what's causing symptoms
Insights That Grow
Immediate nutrient data, with correlations getting clearer over time
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What brings you here today?
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Which symptoms are affecting you?
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How long has this been going on?
How often does this disrupt your day?
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Have you tried figuring this out before?
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Why TCT works when other apps don't
Catches Patterns You'd Miss
Manual food diaries require you to spot patterns yourself. TCT's statistical analysis finds correlations you'd never catch - like symptoms triggered by food combinations, or patterns that only appear after weeks of data
Two Ways to Find Your Triggers
Your symptoms might be from a specific food OR from nutrient imbalances - like too little vitamin D, iron, or B12, or too much vitamin A. TCT checks both possibilities
Science, Not Elimination Guesswork
No need to guess which foods to cut out. TCT uses proven statistical methods and NIH nutrient research to identify actual triggers based on your unique patterns
Your Complete Food-Health Solution
Replaces your nutrition tracker, diet diary, symptom diary, and ingredient scanner - while getting smarter about your body over time. The longer you use it, the faster it identifies new patterns
Ready to find your answers?
- See nutrient-symptom connections right away
- Track food and symptoms in seconds with our comprehensive database
- Statistical analysis finds patterns you'd miss manually
- Flag the ingredients or allergens you want to avoid
- Replaces multiple apps while getting smarter about your patterns over time
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Clarity between what you eat and how you feel