This app is witty..colourful..informative..easy to use..so 5 ⭐️ for all that..but it also allows me to absolutely truthful..with myself regarding food for the first time ever..I record my binges..yip 6 slices of pizza..four dough ball..and eight Cadbury milk tray chocolate sweets..all in one sitting..all recorded with no guilty and allowing me to see my patterns and look into my triggers..it’s like a wee psychological mirror allowing me to guide me..so go for it..there is no room for shame..it’s encouraging and celebrates all the wee positives..daily building blocks..and all these negate the internal sabotaging..try the two weeks free trial and decide if it’s for you..best of luck 🌸🌱🥰

Overall, a good calorie and food tracking app. It would hugely improve if there were two additions: being able to log food in advance for the next days (in cases where I have meals that are prepped); I understand the goal from the company is to have people log into the app daily, however this would be necessary in any case to log weight, water, etc. Another thing is more of an improvement of a feature that already exists, creation of a new food: currently the app only records the macros, and the calories and portion are “optional”. The issue is of if I log this food in the future the app doesn’t calculate the calories based on the portion, the user has to do that by themselves. Example: a food that has 360 kcal per 100 grams, if I log 15 grams I need to calculate myself how many kcal that is.

Poor engine that ask you tons of survey questions Assumes that I’m a mid 40s women, like how weird of a diet plan can you make for man in his early 30s? Asks you tons of questions for there own personal data collection. Possibly the app works, but the amount of survey questions and free data they get by asking you all those questions is not worth the 47 something dollars/ Euros you need to pay per month. I would go see a nutritionist and get my blood tests done 3 times a year for that annual price point. Really just pure greed for money is what your company is, another failed capitalist app that thinks more about juicing money. I also lost weight considerably (25 kilos) last year from just walking 10k everyday without paying anything. I want to shed another 10 kilos in slow manner through diet but the whole experience your app offered seemed like a greedy approach. So no thanks and please fix you app bugs. Create a plan with a reasonable price point, unless your company can explain or justify the pricing I’m afraid you will only be able to target the well off earners. Even so I would still hesitate to pay you 50 bucks per month for a virtual food plan app. Cheerio!

The food database isn’t handy or accurate for non Americans users. You might check that with your headquarter as it seems that it is an important part of what you make people pay for. I haven’t been able to log anything accurately and if I need to spend every meal to check the nutritional information for each raw ingredients I use to register it into the database, this is basically working for free for Noom, while paying a fee for doing it. And this is another AirBnB type of business model where you make users working while paying for the service. People will get tired of this one day. Sorry but so far for the Coach thing I don’t see the value you bring to my life, this seems to be a customer service and not a nutritionist program or health coach whatsoever. So I pay for information available for free online, while you make money on my data and my contribution to the platform. Good luck with the business model guys