What the verdicts mean
From the app’s English Help & Guide · Reference release 1.0.15
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For illustration only. Nothing here changes your app records.
Tap a record type to see what it tells you. This example does not change a challenge or food status.
- Record type
Day marked done
A completed day records that the day was marked done. Without an observation, the app does not know whether symptoms occurred. Completion is not a symptom-free result.
- Record type
Observation recorded
An observation records what you entered at a particular time. It can help you review the test, but the entry alone does not prove that a food caused a symptom.
- Record type
Verdict recorded
A verdict records your conclusion for that test. If missed information or other circumstances make the result unclear, an inconclusive result keeps that uncertainty visible. It is not an allergy-safety guarantee.
Tolerated
You did not record symptoms during this challenge schedule. The verdict records that result for the tested food and amounts in this protocol; it is not an allergy-safety statement or a guarantee about every portion.
Partially tolerated
The smaller tested amount appeared manageable but a larger amount coincided with symptoms. Record the amounts clearly so the result remains useful, and edit the threshold if later evidence changes it.
Not tolerated
Symptoms occurred at an amount you consider meaningful for this test. Keep the food out of suggestions for now and discuss retesting with a clinician where appropriate.
Inconclusive
Use this when illness, stress, overlapping challenges or missed doses make the result unclear. An inconclusive result does not count as improving or worsening tolerance. Independent food records are retained.
Verdicts across stacked protocols
New challenge verdicts update only the tested food in that protocol. Other foods and protocols retain their own records. Older food statuses may include group or cross-protocol guidance; their source was not recorded and is labelled as unknown.