In remission on paper. Still wrecked by 3pm.
Your habits and menus are built on 53 scientific publications. To help you put them in place, Lisa sends you smart reminders.
Show me my first two habitsYou know where every bathroom is between here and work.
LISA can’t promise you fewer flares. Nobody honest can.
What she can do is make sure the part you do control isn’t something you’re guessing at.
A system built to help you keep your habits over time.
A reminder at your hour, a daily check-in with Lisa, a review in the evening. A habit counts after seven days you actually held, then the next one opens.
What happens when you tap
- Two minutes of questions. Once.Lisa never re-asks. Your answers stay in your account and never reach an ad pixel.
- See your habits and your personalised week of meals, for free.Picked from your answers, with a safety note that is yours either way.
- Then create your free account, or take the full plan.Free to start. The full plan only if you want it, refunded if you ask within 14 days.
Nothing to pay to see your plan, and no card to create your account.
I’ve had ulcerative colitis since 2022. I built the thing I couldn’t find.
The fatigue that outlasts remission, and advice that never turns into anything you can do tomorrow morning. Lisa started me on a fixed wake-up time and one change at breakfast. Seven days later the first one held, and I stopped thinking about it.
Every habit and every piece of advice comes with the scientific publications behind it.
A curated catalogue, sources on the card, and written rules that decide what Lisa is allowed to recommend.
ECCO dietary consensus for inflammatory bowel disease
Mediterranean diet in ulcerative colitis
Counts come from our own sources catalogue: 53 published sources, 33 of them since 2020. It records our internal audit, not an external body’s sign-off.
Nabil El Mansouri
- Micronutrition
- Integrative health
- Paris
Trained in micronutrition and integrative health at Paris Descartes, Poitiers and Dijon. He practises in Paris and selects every habit in LISA’s catalogue.
His practiceI was stuck in a cycle of flares and frustration. Every "solution" left me more exhausted. LISA’s habits are small, science-backed, and actually fit into my life. The first one? A 10-minute morning routine. Seven days in, I felt a difference. No hype, just real, sustainable progress. Worth the try.
I’d given up on apps. They either ignored my symptoms or overwhelmed me. LISA doesn’t. Two habits at a time, each tied to research. No streaks, no pressure. For the first time, I feel like I’m actually moving forward.
Reviews from people living with IBD who have used LISA. Individual experience, not a medical outcome.
Your first two habits and a week of meals, free. The full plan when you want the rest.
Free: two habits, your first week of meals, and seven days of reminders and check-ins with Lisa. The full plan opens all your habits, a menu every week and Lisa without limits. No ads, no data selling. Two minutes of questions once, then let Lisa guide you.
Is this replacing my doctor?
Is this another "I cured my IBD" thing?
Do I need a diagnosis?
Can I try it before paying?
What happens to what I tell LISA?
Two habits. Exactly what to do. Someone who checks in until they hold.
Not today? I’ll send you a few tips to start with.
With their sources. No plan, no charge, no sequence you can’t leave.
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