Refluxora — Calm your reflux. Reclaim your meals.

Refluxora is an educational companion for adults living with, or worried about, gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), laryngopharyngeal reflux / silent reflux (LPR), pregnancy-related heartburn, polypharmacy-aware reflux management, and PPI taper journeys. Whether your PPI stopped working, you're 38 weeks pregnant and can't sleep, you refuse to give up Italian dinners, you're on 7 medications, you're tapering off omeprazole, or your voice keeps disappearing from silent reflux — Refluxora gives you one cohort-aware place to understand, track, and steer your reflux.

What's inside

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Menu Pre-Scan

Photograph a restaurant menu before you order — see top-3 safe picks ranked for your cohort in 2 seconds. The first reflux app that prevents the burn, not just logs it.

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Meal Scan

Snap any meal and get an instant reflux-trigger rating — safe, watch, or alert — with a 0–10 trigger score. No calorie counting.

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AI Reflux Coach

Ask anything. Every answer grounded in ACG 2022, AGA 2024, AAO-HNS LPR position paper, Koufman + Aviv Acid Watcher, Mayo + Cleveland Clinic — with tap-able citations.

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RSI Weekly Tracking

Reflux Symptom Index (Belafsky 2002) — track LPR symptoms over time, see if your throat clearing and hoarseness trend the right direction.

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Voquezna · PPI · Tums · Taper Tracking

Log Voquezna efficacy, PPI doses, pregnancy-safe Tums against daily calcium ceiling, or a 12-week PPI taper — and bring a clean PDF to your GI, ENT, or OB.

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Cohort-Routed Today

Brian's days-since-flare counter, Patricia's Tums dosage ring, Frank's last-meal verdict, Larry's RSI gauge — your Today screen knows your situation.

Built for six kinds of people

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Burning Brian

"PPI not enough — Voquezna?" Severe refractory GERD. Track flares against last 4-hour food, prep a GI report.

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Pregnant Patricia

"38 weeks, can't sleep, what's safe?" Pregnancy-safe medication reference, Tums ceiling, OB-aligned picks.

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Foodie Frank

"Don't quit coffee — get smart." Italian, French, BBQ — flavor-preserving swaps so dinner stays sacred.

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Senior Sam

"7 meds + reflux — interactions?" AGS Beers Criteria flags, grapefruit + amlodipine warnings, GP-ready PDF.

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Anti-Pharma Anna

"Off PPI in 12 weeks." Tapered protocol with DGL + zinc-carnosine timing, rebound-flare watch.

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LPR Larry ⭐

"Silent reflux finally validated." RSI weekly, Acid Watcher diet, vocal hygiene, ENT-ready report.

Refluxora Premium

Unlock the AI Coach, Menu Pre-Scan, Meal Scan, cohort-routed Today, RSI tracking, Voquezna / PPI / Tums / Acid Watcher protocols, and doctor-shareable PDFs (GI / ENT / OB / Primary).

Weekly — $4.99 / week, with a 7-day free trial
Annual — $39.99 / year (≈ $0.77 / week), with a 7-day free trial

Auto-renewing plans renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage in Apple ID → Subscriptions. Prices may vary by region. Family + Lifetime tiers planned for a future release.

FAQ & Support

Privacy first

Your reflux symptoms, RSI scores, meal and menu photos, medication and protocol logs, and AI Coach chat history live on your device only. Photos are processed by on-device Apple Vision OCR first; sent to OpenAI's vision model only as a fallback when on-device confidence is low and after you accept per-feature consent — then not retained. Coach messages route through a Cloudflare Worker proxy to DeepSeek V3 with zero retention. We never collect your name, email, restaurant names, or location. No advertising. No cross-app tracking SDKs. See the full Privacy Policy.

Disclaimer

Refluxora is an educational Health & Fitness companion. It is not a medical device, does not diagnose GERD, LPR, Barrett's esophagus, or any condition, does not prescribe or change medication, and does not stage esophageal disease. The Reflux Symptom Index (RSI) is a screening tool — not a diagnostic instrument — and an elevated RSI means "discuss with your ENT," not "you have LPR." Pregnancy users: severe upper-abdominal pain in late pregnancy requires immediate OB evaluation (possible HELLP). Always consult your doctor, gastroenterologist, otolaryngologist, or OB-GYN. See the full Medical Disclaimer.