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by Lennon678

Woke up today to a brand new set up, which I can get used to the whole app being overhauled except for now they are more aggressive about paying them. I eat more than the allotted meals that were given on the last version. No big deal right? Just add another meal when needed to track the macros for your day. Yea, can’t do that now! I have to pay to add a meal for the day to track my daily macros?!? Insane!! Oh and if you accidentally delete one of the preset up and pre named meals, you can’t even add those back. This is ridiculous and I will be looking for a new app to use. Thanks for the money hungry upgrade guys. Great job! Bye.

by The Yahyel

I couldn’t understand the app. I put in my macros and it saves. I’m not sure what it’s supposed to do passed that. When I add my macro numbers for each meal, it doesn’t subtract that number from my goal to leave me with a number that shows what’s left. Oddly it used those imputed numbers as a way to tell me that this is what I’m still needed to consume. I was hoping to find an app that allows me to put in my daily macro goal numbers and than Input my macros for each meal below. As I do this I thought I’d see a subtraction algorithm type experience. I mean the math isn’t hard to do on my own. I guess I’m going to do this old school. Pen and paper.

by JabezDawg

I gave this a try because the free version also includes a scanner tool to scan barcodes and enter foods. It’s not very user friendly or intuitive and most obnoxious is the way it functions and labels servings. Other trackers ask what a serving is and how many servings you had. This app calls serving size what should be called serving unit (fl oz, ml, cups of tc) and then where it says servings it places the number of whatever unit of measurement is in the “serving size” box. Example, I tried to enter a beer I had. It’s trying to have me enter 360ml as my serving number and 30ml as my serving size. 1 fluid ounce is 30ml so 12 is 360 ml. I find this to be absurd, incorrect language and convoluted at best. Serving size is 12 ounces. I’d even deal with calling the serving size 360 ml as long as number of servings was then set to 2 assuming you had two of them. Ridiculous.