For people living with long-term inflammatory conditions

Log how you feel, Be in control, Work with a health practitioner

Noori helps you get better support from registered practitioners, and make appointments more effective, by keeping track of what happens between them.

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Free for patients · UK-hosted · Educational, never diagnostic

  • Log in 30 seconds

    Last time's answers, pre-filled

  • See your pattern

    Weeks of logs, one clear line

  • Walk in prepared

    One page for your consultant

  • Get support

    UK-registered nutritionists, when you need expert help

You see your consultant once or twice a year. You live with your condition every day.

I have had psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis since I was 15. The appointments were never the hardest part. It was the weeks in between: starting from the beginning with every specialist, and trying to work out what I could actually do. I built Noori for those weeks.

Mark, founderRead my story

When you are between appointments, it can be hard

  • Forgetting what changed
  • Short appointments
  • Advice that does not join up
  • Starting from the beginning each time
  • Nobody holding the whole picture
Appointments can feel short and far apart.
A lot happens in the weeks between, and you are the one living it.
The whole picture can be hard to hold.
When several people are involved in your care, it helps to have one record of how you have been.
A hand holding a phone showing the Noori timeline: a 30-day symptom trend and a breakdown for fatigue, brain fog and joint pain.

With Noori, you keep the record

What changes when you keep the record?

Over time you build a record of how you have been, ready to share with anyone involved in your care, if and when you choose.

  1. Start with your symptoms

    Two minutes, once

    Tell Noori your symptoms once. Your daily check-in then asks about the ones you chose so you are in control.

    • Symptoms in plain words, not clinical codes
    • Choose from 8 areas
    • Only the detail that helps
    A hand holding a phone showing the Noori symptoms screen, with Digestive, Energy and mood and Joints chosen and a severity slider for bloating.

  2. Create your log

    30 seconds

    Your symptoms, pre-filled from last time. Change only what is different, and you are done.

    • Pre-filled from your last log
    • Severity sliders, no medical jargon
    • Add a note when something is worth remembering
    A hand holding a phone showing the Noori daily check-in, with fatigue, brain fog and joint pain pre-filled from the last log and a finger about to adjust a slider.

  3. See how things change over time

    As it builds

    Weeks of quick logs become one line you can read, gaps and all. Days you did not log are left blank, never counted as zero.

    • One line across every symptom you track
    • Per-symptom breakdown when you want it
    • Nothing predicted anywhere

  4. Help putting it into words

    Whenever you need it

    Noori is there in the weeks between appointments to help you describe what you are feeling. It always points you back to your practitioner.

    • Helps you describe symptoms in your own words
    • Shows you the sources it looked at
    • Always refers to your connected practitioner
    • Educational, never diagnostic. It cannot tell you what anything means
    A hand holding a phone showing a Noori chat conversation about bloating, joint stiffness and logging symptoms before an appointment.

  5. Your appointment summary

    Before an appointment

    One page, short enough to read in a couple of minutes. Print it, or share a link that expires and that you can switch off.

    • Build the summary from your logs
    • You choose which symptoms and which notes go in
    • They do not need a Noori account to read it
    A patient holding a printed Noori symptom log summary at an appointment, across the table from a clinician.

  6. Get support when you want it

    When you are ready

    Nutritionists registered with BANT, CNHC or AfN, each checked by us before they appear. You choose what they see.

    • Registration verified before anyone is listed
    • You decide what is shared, and can stop sharing
    • Optional. Noori works on its own

    “What gave me clarity was keeping a record, and working with a nutritional practitioner who looked at the whole picture with me.”

    Mark
    A hand holding a phone showing a Noori practitioner profile: Amara Patel, BANT and CNHC registered and verified, with her specialisms and what a client shares.

Designed for people living with inflammatory conditions

If your condition is not listed, you can still use Noori. These are the conditions we design around first.

  • Psoriasis
  • Psoriatic arthritis
  • Axial spondyloarthritis
  • IBD
  • Rheumatoid arthritis
  • Other long-term conditions

Safety and privacy

Educational, never diagnostic.
Noori reflects back what you log. It does not tell you what any of it means.
Urgent symptoms are flagged.
If something you log needs attention now, we point you to NHS 111 or 999 straight away.
Your record stays yours.
UK-hosted. Nothing is shared unless you choose to, and every share link can be switched off.
Every nutritionist is checked.
We verify registration with BANT, CNHC or AfN before anyone appears in the directory.

Are you a registered nutritionist? Meet clients who arrive with their history already organised.

For nutritionists

Questions

Using Noori

Is it free?

Yes. Noori is free for patients. Nutritionists pay a membership to be listed.

What conditions is it for?

We design around psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis, axial spondyloarthritis, IBD and rheumatoid arthritis. The check-in covers 8 areas, so it fits most long-term conditions.

My condition is not listed. Can I still use it?

Yes. Those are the conditions we design around first, not a restriction on who can sign up.

What does the beta involve?

You use Noori and, if you are happy to, tell us what works for you and what does not. It is free, and you can delete your account and your record at any time.

Can I share my summary with my NHS consultant?

Yes. A summary can be printed, or shared as a link that expires and that you can switch off at any time. They do not need a Noori account to read it.

Safety and privacy

Is Noori a medical service?

No. Noori is educational. It reflects back what you record and helps you prepare for a conversation with a qualified professional. It does not diagnose, and it does not tell you what your symptoms mean.

Who can see my information?

Only you, unless you choose otherwise. If a nutritionist asks you to track some symptoms and you agree, they can see those ratings, never your notes, for the time you agreed. You can stop at any time. Anything else, like a summary, is shared one document at a time and can be switched off.

What happens if I log something worrying?

If what you write matches a safety rule, we stop and point you to NHS 111 or 999 before anything else. Your entry is still saved.

Is a nutritionist a replacement for my rheumatologist or gastroenterologist?

No. A nutritionist can work alongside your medical team on the food and lifestyle side. Please keep seeing your consultant as usual.

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Your next appointment could start differently.

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Free for patients · UK-hosted · Educational, never diagnostic