Very nice app. Easy to use. All it needs is scanning ability to scan products at the store to see if they are compliant. Then it would be perfect and worth 10 stars!

So I had just downloaded the app and I was scrolling through the foods to see what can and can’t be eaten for the new diet I’m wanting to try, and I see a lot of things that contradict its self. The best one to really pop out without having to look is it says in the flowers and vegetables section that Yam is paleo, but Yams are not. It also states that potatoes are highly processed and toxic and that’s why they aren’t paleo. Same with saying that eggs from birds are paleo which had me thinking what other eggs are there? Fish and insect eggs or maybe platypus eggs? Though I didn’t think you could eat those anyways lol. Honestly I think you have to use your own judgment on most of the foods it lists. Like for instance everything to make a salad minus the dressings are paleo but if you get a salad from a restaurant it’s not paleo because it says it’s all processed foods yet it’s the same stuff you would buy from the grocery store other then any meats you may get in the salad. But anyways this is my opinion and only my opinion.

This app was a life saver...I had trouble figuring out what I can eat but now i know and am more aware and serious about my Paleo diet. One of my favorite parts about this app is the FAQ. The FAQ is so helpful because I learned a lot I didn’t know and now I am very aware once again. I owe it all to this app!

Although I love how the app works, it will lead you astray on some of its answers. Dairy is never paleo but it gives a yes to some things for being fermented, and a maybe/no on other things that are fermented. I notice it also gives a maybe to skim milk but a no on whole milk. If you were going to consume dairy (like a primal diet) skim milk would be the last thing you would put in your body. Skim milk is as not compliant as it gets in dairy.