Nourish

Progress Without Numbers and Calories

Nourish is a personal space for people with eating disorders (EDs) and those who simply want to live in harmony with themselves, food, and their bodies.

The app helps users track emotions, keep a food diary, recognize difficult moments, fill out DBT diary cards, and practice self-care. Achievements and the Progress Garden help users see changes and appreciate every step toward recovery and a healthier relationship with food.

Nourish Premium unlocks the Recovery Plate, Eating Rhythm, Courage Steps Map, and Pleasant Moments. Additional features include a sleep diary, medication reminders, more practices and meditations, and an extra bonus: Cat and Noir themes.

Nourish has no calorie counting, gram tracking, ratings, or strict rules. What matters here is not numbers, but comfort, self-care, and a more harmonious relationship with food and one’s own body.

By default, all entries are stored on the device. Premium also offers encrypted synchronization, backups, and access to data across multiple devices. The app’s core features are available for free.

Start making your progress already today!

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Calm illustration of a person resting among plants โ€” Nourish

Created to support eating disorder recovery

Safe and private

Private by default โ€” the journal stays on your device until you choose optional Premium encrypted sync. Therapist export is still something you start, when you feel ready.

Support every day

Journal emotions, meals, and difficult moments, then practice self-care. When you want them, Courage Map, Recovery Plate, Pleasant Moments, sleep check-ins, and medication reminders sit on the same calm home screen.

Free core tools

Journaling, DBT diary cards, difficult moments, core self-care, the achievement garden, and support materials stay free. Optional Nourish Premium adds Courage Map, Recovery Plate, Build Your Plate, Meal Rhythm, Pleasant Moments, extra self-care practices, recovery books, themes, and encrypted backup and sync.

What you can do

Journal

Log feelings, meals, hunger, water, activity, and food photos. The journal stays on this device unless you turn on sync. The calendar gathers:

  • journal entries
  • completed self-care
  • difficult-moment check-ins
  • DBT skill diary cards โ€” a standard card, or one focused on eating-disorder recovery

Sleep check-ins and medication reminders can sit with the rest of the day. Patterns get easier to see, without calories, weight, or scores.

Journal calendar with a meal entry, emotions, and a food photo

Self-care

Gentle exercises help you pause, ground, and reconnect. Free practices include mindful eating, the 5-minute pause, the 5-4-3-2-1 grounding exercise, and meditation with music, voice, or sounds.

Pleasant Moments helps you plan small joys through the week and notice what feels good. Returning to Yourself and Circle of Support are optional Premium practices for harder moments.

Self-care with meditation, Pleasant Moments, and a premium practice

Courage Map

Brave acts โ€” a fear food, asking for support, skipping a body check โ€” become a visual path. Step size shows how hard it felt. Never a score, a streak, or a ranking.

Courage Map is part of optional Nourish Premium.

Courage Map, a path of brave steps with no score

Recovery Plate

Balance does not mean equal portions. Recovery Plate, Build Your Plate, and Meal Rhythm support flexible, regular eating without calorie counting or a โ€œperfectโ€ meal.

These nourishment tools are part of optional Nourish Premium.

Why balance matters, shown as food groups without calories

Grow your achievement garden

Your garden grows with every journal entry, self-care practice, and moment of reflection. Collect petals in each category and watch flowers bloom.

Achievements mark the times you show up โ€” journaling, hydration, self-care weeks โ€” at your own pace, without pressure or comparison.

Achievement garden with flowers for journal, self-care, and difficult moments

Support

Recovery guidelines, myths and reality, films, healing through nutrition, and skills for relationships โ€” plus a way to find specialists. When you choose, export your data for a therapist or send feedback to the people who build Nourish.

A recovery reading list is part of optional Premium. The rest of the support library stays free.

Support library with recovery rules, myths, movies, books, and nutrition

Inside the app

Home, journal, emotions, self-care, the 5-minute pause, Courage Map, Recovery Plate, your garden, and support โ€” one calm, private place for recovery.

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Home screen with a mood check-in, meal rhythm, courage steps, and recovery plate
Journal calendar with a meal entry, emotions, and a food photo
Emotion picker with groups such as joy, interest, and calm
Self-care with meditation, Pleasant Moments, and a premium practice
Five-minute pause with a breathing timer
Courage Map, a path of brave steps with no score
Why balance matters, shown as food groups without calories
Achievement garden with flowers for journal, self-care, and difficult moments
Support library with recovery rules, myths, movies, books, and nutrition

Frequently asked questions

Answers about Nourish, privacy, and the app's role in recovery.

Nourish is a private mobile app for eating-disorder recovery, and for loved ones who want to support someone. You can journal emotions, eating, and difficult moments; practice self-care; check in on difficult moments; fill out DBT skill diary cards; and read support materials. Courage Map, Recovery Plate, Meal Rhythm, and Pleasant Moments help you notice progress without calories, weight, or scores. Sleep check-ins and medication reminders are optional. You can share entries with a therapist when you choose.
No. Nourish works fully on your device without signing in. An account is optional for Premium encrypted cloud sync. Core journaling stays available without Premium.
Synced journal content is encrypted on your device before upload. We design the system so we cannot read that content.
Use your recovery key. If you lose both the password and the key, we cannot unlock the cloud backup. You can keep using the journal on a device that still has your data, or re-upload after you set up encryption again.
Cloud sync is part of Nourish Premium, along with Courage Map, plate tools, Pleasant Moments, extra self-care practices, recovery books, and themes. Journaling, DBT cards, difficult moments, core self-care, the garden, and the support library stay free.
No. Nourish does not replace therapy or medical care. It is an additional tool for support and self-monitoring that you can use alongside work with a therapist. If you are in crisis, please seek professional help or contact a mental health helpline.

Why people choose Nourish?

User stories about support, privacy, journaling, gentle structure, and sharing important entries with a therapist.

โ€œ"I've tried different recovery apps before, but many felt too complicated or too focused on calories. Nourish is much calmer. The app doesn't pressure me and helps me better understand my feelings and state."โ€

Anya, 24 Recovering from anorexia

โ€œ"What makes Nourish unique is that you can share your data with your therapist anytime. It really helps during sessionsโ€”you can show your entries, state, and difficult moments instead of trying to remember everything."โ€

Maya, 29 Supporting a partner with an ED

โ€œ"The DBT skill diary cards are incredibly helpful, and I really like that I can fill them out directly in the app."โ€

Claire, 31 Living with an ED

โ€œ"It's important to me that my data stays on my phone and no one sees it without my permission. That makes the app feel safe and personal."โ€

Sofia, 22 Recovering from an ED

โ€œ"I'm supporting a partner with an ED, and I appreciated that the app isn't only for people going through recovery themselves. It helped me understand how to support my loved one without pressure."โ€

Anton, 34 Supporting a partner with an ED

โ€œ"I really love how the app looks. Everything is calm, simple, and not overwhelming. On difficult days, that truly matters."โ€

Masha, 26 Recovering from an ED

โ€œ"As a therapist, I appreciate that people can choose what to share. The DBT skill diary cards make it easier to see emotional reactions, track skill use, and discuss real situations during therapy."โ€

Elena, Psychotherapist

Support Nourish

We're a team of two building Nourish for people in recovery. Voluntary support helps us keep improving the app.

How to support