Talk to someone who actually knows your gut
Gigi is an AI companion for women's gut health, and she's a real conversation, not a form. Tell her what's going on. She remembers all of it, and over time she helps you see how it connects.
Nothing to log. No plan to follow. Nobody telling you to just relax.
And you choose who you talk to.
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We're letting people in a few at a time. Leave your email and we'll write when there's a place for you.
We have all been there
The bloating you plan your outfit around. The cramps you smile through. The "I'm fine" you say when you are really not.
And almost always, we deal with it quietly. Years of it, usually. Tests that come back normal. Lists of foods to cut out, then cut back in. Being told it's probably stress, by someone who has already stood up.
The problem was never that you weren't paying attention. It's that nobody was paying attention with you, for long enough to see the pattern.
So she pays attention with you
You just talk
Tell her what you ate, how you slept, where you are in your cycle, or that today was rough. Whatever you have. There is no form and nothing to keep up with.
She remembers
Not just the last message. What you reacted to in March, what your third day usually looks like, the thing you mentioned once and forgot about.
She connects it
Two weeks in, she knows things about your pattern that are genuinely hard to see from the inside, and she tells you plainly.
Talk to whoever you actually want to hear it from
The same knowledge, the same care, in whichever voice you actually want to hear it. Pick one to start with. You can change your mind whenever you like.
The bestie
Natalie, 26
Texts back straight away, and actually remembers what you said.
The professor
Gabriel, 40
Finds how your body works genuinely fascinating, and you too.
The steady one
Ethan, 33
Steady when you are not, and never makes a thing of it.
Been there
Lori, 42
Has been through this herself and is not precious about it.
The artist
Frankie, 30
Sees the version of you that you keep forgetting about.
The cuddle friend
The quokka
Small, delighted, completely on your side.
Or nobody in particular
Just Gigi, with no one playing a part.
A note from the founder
For three decades I lived in the fog. Bloating, pain, fatigue: enough to make my life harder and affect my mood, but never quite enough to get a proper check and a diagnosis. The ending turned out to be simple, celiac and a dairy intolerance. The road there was anything but.
Tests, guesses, "maybe it's your heavy bag," try this, try that. You know the drill.
Gigi is who I wish I'd had on that road. Not another tracker to keep up with, and not more information to sort through. Someone to talk it through with, who remembers, and who helps you see the pattern years sooner than I did.
This is for my friends who texted me at 10 p.m. about their stomachs, and for anyone who has ever left a meal asking, "Why do I feel like this?" If you're tired of guessing, I built this for you. May it make the path shorter, softer, and more enjoyable, so you can know yourself and reclaim your strength.
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Slowly, and deliberately, so that everyone who joins gets properly looked after rather than dropped into something half finished. Leave your email and we'll write when it's your turn.