I used this app all the time. I really liked it and found it very valuable. Since the most recent iOS update it no longer works. I tried sending a message to the developer first, but I did not receive a response. I hope it gets updated since I paid for it and would like to continue using it. Would change review to 5 stars if it returns to its previous functionality.Update: after not working for a vm couple weeks it now works again. As I stated, back to a 5 star review. Not sure what the problem was but I think it is a great app.

Love the simplicity and ease of use for tracking daily diet quality! There are two things I would change to make it just a little better:1. I wish that I could have it in vegetarian or vegan mode one day, and then omnivore the next. I do eat meat, but not every day, so sometimes I'd like to score my legumes as a protein, for example. Currently, the app will only allow you to be in one mode for all days, so if you switch to veg mode, all of your days switch over to that mode.2. I wish there was a place to put notes about the day - just a small field that I could fill in something I felt was important. For example, on weeks that my training load is reduced and I'm eating less in general (and therefore getting seemingly lower DQS scores), it'd be nice to have that noted so that when I look back I remember that detail.

I have gone back and forth between this tool and full-featured calorie counter apps. I've decided to stick with this one. If you are bought into the Matt Fitzgerald system, as I am, this is a simple tool to ensure as many of your nutritional choices throughout the day conform to his Racing Weight/Endurance diet as possible. When I was 30 pounds away from my target weight, calorie counting made more sense. I needed that kind of data proof that my food choices could make a big impact. I don't need to be convinced of that anymore. This app, despite its limitations, keeps me on the straight and narrow in a very simple way. It does not demand much of a time or memory commitment on my part. DQS scoring, once you get the hang of it, is instinctual. In short, it works.The only change I would make is having it report back to the health app that comes with the iPhone.

If you’ve read Matt Fitzgerald’s books, you know that in order to make this app work for you you need to be honest with yourself. There are no hard and fast rules, and it’s easy to lie to yourself about serving size. But that flexibility also makes this app very easy to use. I sometimes have to go back and remind myself what a serving size is, but I like that logging a days worth of food can take less than a minute. I wish the app had more flexibility for omnivores. I frequently don’t eat meat. But for omnivores, legumes are counted as vegetables not proteins. I can switch back and forth, but I don’t always know at the start of the day if it’s going to be a meatless day or not.