Decoding MicrobiomeRevolutionising Treatment

GutSee Health is developing breakthrough precision medicine therapies that re-engineer the gut ecosystem to transform the treatment of chronic gut disorders such as Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). By combining microbiome engineering with phage technology, we aim to achieve what existing therapies cannot: lasting, targeted restoration of gut health.

At the core of our work is a proprietary AI discovery platform that mines the human gut for therapeutic insights. By integrating multi-omics data with advanced AI modelling, we identify key microbiome interactions, metabolic disruptions, and the biological pathways that drive disease.

Through our PhageX project, we are building sophisticated machine learning models to decode phage–bacteria interactions and predict therapeutic responses. This enables us to design targeted interventions that remove harmful or pro-inflammatory microbes—whether in the gut or in wounds—while preserving healthy ecosystems.

Our vision is bold but simple: to make precision microbiome therapies accessible, scalable, and life-changing, setting a new standard for bacteria led diseases worldwide.

Our OfferingBespoke AIDiscovery platform

Hundreds of millions of people have gut disorders globally with Irritable Bowel Syndrome affecting over 62 million people in the USA alone. GutSee is revolutionising the future of treating gut disorders by using cutting-edge science with AI modelling.

Our revolutionary AI Discovery platform enables complex analyses of Big-Data and AI modelling revealing the molecular signature behind gut disorders, starting with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). Disrupted gut ecosystem can be rebalanced removing all IBS symptoms by using our microbiome therapy that reverts it back to health.

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VideoAn Introduction

Our Solution

TargetedMicrobiome Therapy

A disrupted gut ecosystem (e.g. dysbiotic microbiome) is implicated in many gut disorders, including Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) and Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). These diseases affect over 10 million patients in the UK, leading to 1.5-2 million workdays lost annually and costing the NHS £2 billion annually. There is currently no curative treatment for Irritable Bowel Syndrome, and existing symptom management solutions fail 40-60% of patients.

GutSee is a science-first company developing cutting-edge, targeted precision phage-biotic therapy aimed at re-engineering the disrupted gut microbiome & ecosystem, addressing the root causes of gut diseases.

The therapy uses a dual-pronged approach:

    ADD missing and therapeutic bacteria

    REMOVE harmful bacteria using targeted phages

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62m+

IBS sufferers in USA

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100m+

Global Gut disorder sufferers

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15%

Proportion of UK affected by IBS

Team

Professor Samuel Livingstone

Technical Advisor

Dr Timothée Stumpf-Fétizon

Principle Machine Learning Engineer

Dr Mark Preston

CTO

Professor Charlie Lees

CMO

Cezary Wereszko

CFO & Defence Lead

Jake Bowden

Bioinformatics and Data Scientist

Dr Joanna Wiecek

CEO

Josefina Cid

Senior Scientist

Dr Paulina Bartasun

Head of R&D

News Updates

Our Latest Newsand Articles

Sep 10, 2025

UK-Swiss University Showcase 2025

Last week, our CEO Joanna Wiecek and the Head of R&D at GutSee Paulina Bartasun had the pleasure of pitching GutSee Health at the UK-Swiss University Showcase and Reception, hosted at the Swiss Embassy in London. It was an honor to present our work following...

Sep 7, 2025

GutSee at London Demo Day 2025

This week our CEO Jonna pitched GutSee Health at the London Demo Day 2025. Hosted by UCL Innovation & Enterprise at the UCL Institute of Education, the event brought together the most promising startups from London’s leading universities, showcasing the next...

Aug 25, 2025

CFO Cezary Wereszko Pitches at EDTH Virtual Demo Day

We were pleased to take part in the recent European Defense Tech Hub demo day, where our CFO Cezary Wereszko pitched PhageX by GutSee Health. It was a fantastic opportunity to share both our progress and our plans for the project with an audience of innovators,...

May 10, 2025

PhageX Media Coverage

Following the PhageX team’s win at the European Defense Tech Hackathon, our project has been gaining exciting recognition across Europe. PhageX, designed to harness biotechnology for critical field applications, captured the attention of the jury for its innovative...

Mar 16, 2025

GutSee Health project PhageX wins European Defense Hackathon

GutSee CEO Joanna Wiecek and her team were awarded first place at the European Defense Tech Hackathon in Warsaw, Poland. PhageX team focused on addressing the problem of antibiotic-resistant infections on the battlefield using phages - viruses which target and kill...

Feb 1, 2025

Collaboration with St George’s University Hospital

Dr. Andrew Poullis at St George's University and GutSee Health are combining their expertise to explore how a disrupted microbiome contributes to gut disorders. GutSee's first clinical study will recruit 50 patients with Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Inflammatory...

Dec 12, 2024

GutSee featured in Genetic Modification documentary

Dr. Joanna Wiecek, CEO and co-founder of GutSee Health, was featured in an exciting new production by the renowned director Arman Alizad, exploring groundbreaking technologies shaping the future of human health. The series, 7 Kuolemansyntiä, recently won the...

Sep 13, 2024

Zinc VC investment

GutSee Health, co-founded by Dr. Joanna Wiecek, a leading expert in microbiome research, has just secured initial venture capital investment to revolutionise the treatment of Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Inflammatory Bowel Disease. With this funding, the company is...

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