Fathom

@fathomcare.bsky.social

Wellness journal for IBD patients, by IBD patients. Now available on iOS. Download at https://fthm.co/ios

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.

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: fthm.co/ios

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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

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Start and end your day with intention. Fathom's morning and evening check-ins help you reflect on your IBD journey through guided prompts about your symptoms, energy, stress, and overall day.

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Your IBD journey is uniquely yours. That's why we built Fathom's Health Profile to understand your specific needs instead of providing the same generic suggestions for everyone.

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The IBD community taught me something doctors couldn't: How to live well between appointments. Medical care treats the disease. Community care supports the human. Both are essential. Neither is enough alone. Find your people. Whether that's online groups or one good friend who really gets it. 💚

IBD myths that need to die: Myth: "It's just stress" Reality: Stress can trigger symptoms, but IBD is an autoimmune condition. You didn't think yourself sick. Myth: "You look fine" Reality: 90% of IBD happens internally. Inflammation doesn't always show on the outside.