Video
See it working, in under three minutes.
A walkthrough of the real file, tab by tab: the research digest, the food guide and its three levels of evidence, the meal planner, the lab tracker in U.S. units, and the treatment class cards.
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Chapters
- 0:00Who made it, and why
- 0:15One file, nothing leaves the device
- 0:34Research digest: 19 dated entries, linked to the source
- 0:50Food guide: 238 foods, research vs clinical vs anecdotal
- 1:23Meal planner: seven days from what is in your kitchen
- 1:48Lab tracker: 27 markers, CRP unit selector, trends
- 2:30Treatment class cards: how each works, what it means for insurance
- 2:43Who it is for
About this video
The screen capture shows the real file, opened in a browser. The narration is a text-to-speech voice, not a recording of a person; the script was written by the author. English captions are available in the player.
Colitis Compass is an educational reference tool. It is not a medical device, it does not diagnose or treat, and nothing in the video replaces your own gastroenterologist or dietitian.
Now try it yourself
The demo holds a 40-food sample of the food guide, the full lab tracker and ground rules, and a shortened research digest and treatment guide. The meal planner is in the full version only. It runs on your own computer, offline.