Fathom

Wellness journal for IBD patients, by IBD patients.

Now available on iOS: by @owensbla (Crohn's patient) and @JonGHargreaves

[Fathom @fathomcare]

We're officially live on the App Store!

Fathom is now available to help IBD patients navigate daily life with personalized AI support, proactive insights, and comprehensive health tracking.

Download the app: https://t.co/FMXIeee8VV

[Propel a Cure for Crohn’s Disease @propelacure]

Living with #IBD means managing symptoms, meds, appointments, and everything in between. While not a replacement for medical advice, #AI is a supportive tool that can help patients & caregivers navigate life between visits, including:

✍️Tracking symptoms & spotting patterns
💡Making complex information easier to understand
🙋‍♂️Supporting self-advocacy & shared decision-making
⚖️ Daily condition management

@fathomcare is an AI wellness companion built for IBD patients, offering personalized, daily support.

Learn more: https://t.co/r9oamODOF7

[GI Nutrition Foundation @GI_NutritionFdn]

Dietary management for intestinal strictures or risk of bowel obstruction in Crohn’s Disease

When the bowel narrows due to a stricture, certain foods may not pass through easily. In these situations, adjusting your diet can help reduce symptoms and support safer eating. The type, length, and severity of the stricture will influence the level of modification needed.

👍 It’s important to remember that tolerance isn’t determined by fiber alone.

Some foods may be “low fiber” yet still dense, tough, or difficult to break down, which can make them harder to pass through a narrowed bowel.

🍽️ Eating slowly and chewing thoroughly is essential. Foods that naturally resist breaking down such as fruit and vegetable skins, nuts, seeds, sweetcorn, beans, and tough or gristly meats may trigger symptoms for some individuals.

Foods that can be easily chewed or mashed to a smooth consistency are often better tolerated, regardless of their fiber content.

📒 Tracking what you eat and any symptoms that follow can be extremely helpful. This information allows you and your dietitian or gastroenterologist to identify foods that work well for you while still supporting a balanced and nourishing diet.

[Propel a Cure for Crohn’s Disease @propelacure]

Propel a Cure would like to thank @fathomcare, our newest organizational partner, for their generous support! Fathom is an #AI wellness companion created by someone with IBD for the #IBD community. Learn more at: https://t.co/ZJi4EDjsiN

[Fathom @fathomcare]

That's part of the vision for Fathom - it shouldn't feel intimidating or like you need to have some tough question prepared to start a chat.

AI can't replace the clinical care we need, but it's been an incredible tool for me to find help with the everyday struggles.

– Blake

[Fathom @fathomcare]

One of the weirdest parts of IBD: even when I'm not flaring, sometimes I just struggle to eat.

Not because I'm worried about triggers. Just stuck. Appetite's low, decision feels too big, easier to skip it.

[Fathom @fathomcare]

Here's something small that's helps me: I open Fathom and just ask simple questions. "What should I eat for breakfast?"

Building that habit - having somewhere to go when I'm stuck - makes the decision feel less heavy. Sometimes I just need a nudge.

[Fathom @fathomcare]

To everyone who helped us get to this point – thank you.

We're beyond grateful and excited to continue serving the IBD community.

This is only the beginning 💚

[Fathom @fathomcare]

We're officially live on the App Store!

Fathom is now available to help IBD patients navigate daily life with personalized AI support, proactive insights, and comprehensive health tracking.

Download the app: https://t.co/FMXIeee8VV

[Fathom @fathomcare]

If you know anyone in the IBD community who could benefit, please share this with them.

And if you're willing, a repost helps us reach more patients who need this support.

Early App Store reviews also make a huge difference in helping us grow 💚

[Fathom @fathomcare]

Our co-founder Blake had an ileostomy from his Crohn's journey. That lived experience shapes how we build - understanding that IBD isn't just symptoms, but surgeries, ostomies, and complex daily realities.

Representation matters. That's why we're here. 💚

[Fathom @fathomcare]

Today is #WorldOstomyDay.

To everyone living with an ostomy - whether from IBD, cancer, diverticulitis, or any condition that brought you here - you're part of a strong, resilient community. Your story matters.

[Fathom @fathomcare]

If you're new to ostomy life or still finding your way - take it day by day. Stay open to challenges you never thought you'd face.

You'll be surprised what becomes routine. What felt impossible at first becomes just another part of your morning.

[Fathom @fathomcare]

Big week last week for me (@owensbla).

Tons of work to do still with Fathom, but even just my weekly insights report this week made me feel proud.

Even within a week, we can have so many little wins that are easy to forget or take for granted.

[Propel a Cure for Crohn’s Disease @propelacure]

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#ibdawareness #crohnsdisease #crohns #ibd

[Fathom @fathomcare]

Ready to transform how you navigate your IBD journey? Fathom is now live on TestFlight!

Join the waitlist to get early access:
https://t.co/nK6at8bi3u

#IBD #CrohnsDisease #UlcerativeColitis #TestFlight

[Fathom @fathomcare]

Introducing our Insights and Explore views.

Insights: Your weekly wellness overview. Get a comprehensive view of IBD insights that matter:

- Track morning/evening check-in consistency
- Discover key patterns from chats
- Celebrate your weekly wins
- Get prompt suggestions based on your activity

[Fathom @fathomcare]

Together, Explore and Insights transform Fathom from a simple chat interface into a comprehensive companion for your IBD journey. You get both the guidance to start meaningful conversations and the reflection tools to understand your progress over time.