GG Food Codes 4+

Name: GG Food Codes
Rating: 2.3 (71 reviews)
Author: Greater Goods, LLC

Greater Goods, LLC

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Look up food codes for your Nourish/Perfect Portions Nutrition Facts Scale.

No matter what your health goals are, eating well is an important part of getting there. Detailed nutritional information helps you prepare meals that fuel your progress, whether you’re looking to control portion size, monitor your intake of certain ingredients, or track macros. Your Nourish Nutrition Scale has a built-in database of 2,000 common foods, so you can measure individual ingredients, track full meals, and calculate daily totals.

We designed this app to make it easier to look up those codes while you’re weighing your ingredients. The easier it is to track your meals, the closer you’ll get to your goals!

2024년 2월 29일

버전 3.0.1

What's new in 3.0.1?
- Fixed the sorting for favorites!

2.3/5

71개의 평가

Could be better.

Excited about the new scale but I was definitely hoping the app would be more user friendly. Ideally you could search the specific food, rather than just the categories. Or at least be able to search within a category once you click on it. It would also be nice to have a feature to save the custom codes which is an awesome feature but you’ll have to write down the codes to remember.

App works perfectly

I read the reviews on this first and almost decided not to bother with it. Then I looked at the update. The reviews were all over a year old; the update was seven months ago, so I decided to give it a try. It is great! The main complaint from the earlier version seems to be the search function, and that is fixed. This is so much easier than searching for the codes with the book.

It needs so much attention to be good

I was able to create account and login but other than that the app has basically no value... Search is primitive. It was not even clear that you have to click on category to reveal actual food items found, I thought it’s completely broken at first. No specific items by brand. No nutrition panel scanner. No barcode scanner. No meal tracking and daily history (via scanning total/meal, for example). Right now it’s just a copy of paper brochure provided with the scale, and I can argue that paper one is more user-friendly.