Question 1

What is Aloe AI and how does it work?

Accepted Answer

Aloe AI is an AI nutrition coach that learns how your specific body responds to food. You log what you eat with a short text description, then tap how you feel one to two hours later - energy, bloat, mood, fullness. Over time it correlates your inputs (foods, timing, portion size, context) with your outputs (symptoms, energy, recovery) and surfaces the patterns a calorie tracker can never see. Where apps like MyFitnessPal stop at logging, Aloe coaches: it tells you 'skip the extra rice today - heavy carb lunches have bloated you three out of the last four times' rather than just showing a number. The more meals you log, the more personal the guidance becomes. Aloe is available on the iOS App Store with a 7-day free trial on the annual plan.

Question 2

How does Aloe AI identify which foods cause bloating or energy crashes?

Accepted Answer

Aloe correlates every logged meal with how you report feeling afterward and with biometric signals from Apple Health (sleep duration, resting heart rate, activity level, energy). It looks for repeating combinations - not just a single food, but food plus context. For example, it might surface that heavy pasta dinners after 7pm have bloated you on 3 of the last 4 occasions, or that carb-heavy lunches over 700 calories make you sleepy when you slept under six hours the night before. The output is a concrete, personal pattern rather than a generic 'gluten might be a problem' guess. This is how Aloe differs from elimination diets or one-size-fits-all nutrition apps: the pattern detection uses your own body's data, not population averages.

Question 3

How is Aloe AI different from MyFitnessPal or calorie tracking apps?

Accepted Answer

Calorie and macro trackers record inputs (what you ate, how much). They do not measure outputs (how you felt after eating) and they do not correlate the two. Aloe AI's entire design is the correlation layer. You log meals with a photo or short description - Aloe handles the calorie and macro math - and then you tap how you feel. The coaching output is personalized guidance, not a chart: 'your last three high-FODMAP lunches have each caused 2-hour bloat; try the quinoa bowl instead.' A MyFitnessPal user typically plateaus because logging itself has no feedback loop. An Aloe user gets coaching that adapts to their body. Calorie tracking is a subset of what Aloe does - not the main event.

Question 4

What data does Aloe AI use from Apple Health?

Accepted Answer

Aloe reads from Apple Health to see the factors beyond food that affect how meals make you feel. Specifically: sleep duration and quality (short sleep amplifies blood-sugar swings and hunger signaling), resting and active heart rate (a stress indicator that affects digestion), daily steps and workouts (exercise is a strong modulator of glucose response), and active/resting energy (total daily output). Aloe uses these signals as context, not as tracking metrics on their own. For example, the same lunch will produce different afternoon energy depending on last night's sleep, and Aloe makes that connection explicit in the coaching output rather than leaving you to guess. Apple Health is read-only; Aloe does not write data back.

Question 5

Is Aloe AI available on iPhone and Android?

Accepted Answer

Aloe AI is available now on the iOS App Store for iPhone. Search 'Aloe AI' or visit aloeai.app to download. The annual plan includes a 7-day free trial, and a weekly plan is also available without a trial. Android support is in development and will follow - Apple Health integration is available on iOS at launch, and Google Fit integration is planned for the Android release. You can follow @aloeai.app on TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook for product updates and content on gut health, food sensitivities, and personalized nutrition.

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