Aspire Reviews

I downloaded, signed up and the calorie counter did NOT have plain non-instant oatmeal! I was astonished. Cookies and sweetened instant was all! I thought maybe I could input manually. Not so much. This has a far too limited database and is frankly unbelievable. Don’t waste your time or space on your phone! I gave it 2 stars only for being more or less functional. Not useful though!

I bought the year subscription based on reviews. After using for a week the only negative is not being able to change start time on a fast when i forget to hit the fast button. At least i havent been able to find an answer for this (yet). All other questions ive had have been answered through other users questions being answered by responsive app developers/support. This is the biggest plus overall. I look forward to seeing success with the daily use.

They seem to be occasionally improving Aspire and every improvement is easy to adjust to using. I do wish it could give monthly combined totals of intake log; right now it’s just daily. And it’d be nice to be able to copy and paste foods from one day to the next. Otherwise still am using Aspire daily to keep my intake on track.

I like this, but have two suggestions. One, pt reminders at bottom of diary page, after water. And, two, be able to move items from one category to another. Be able to move lunch to dinner, etc.
Otheriwse, I like it a lot.

I have enjoyed logging and checking my daily intake. Wish there were either more specific brands of products or more generic— I don’t always find my items in your list. Nice to see Aspire put it all together, thank you.

I am doing Aspire along with another that is a paid app, and honestly, I prefer this over the competition for a couple reasons. It’s easier to see what your end result is and while fewer options can be frustrating at times, it actually made it easier for me. I’m only a couple days in to using Aspire and so far, so good.

To lose weight I need an app that helps me keep track of calories, exercise, and weight. Aspire does all that. It calculates the maximum daily caloric intake in order to reach your goal, and the extensive list of calories in each food makes this easy to track.

Aspire completely blew me away as far as keeping me informed with each food entry as to every gram of carbs, calories, fats and protein intake that I take in and ( plus ) the one I continue eliminate that allowed me to honestly lose 5 lbs in my first week using Aspire . It will be my most used app besides my banking app Ha ha it actually makes you want to use the info you get to live more healthy

My doc told me to cut back on carbs so I went looking for a carb counting App. I love Aspire because it tracks carbs...plus calories and protein. Adding foods and changing portions is easy. The only thing keeping me from upgrading to the paid version is the inability to delete “meals” or “foods” I’ve added to my food list. No problem deleting diary entries.

If you take the time to enter your normal foods and look up all the nutrient data — Aspire is extremely helpful in tracking nutrient and calories data... Their built in database isn’t that extensive — but again completely worth it with a little up front work

I am sure I’ve not explored all the features of this easy to use program. I installed it on my iPhone, iPad and Windows PC. I see everything across all platforms. The program finds just about every food I eat. I’ve lost 25 pounds in just over a month. I’ve also paired it with the Health app on my iPhone. It’s just a fantastic App.

I really enjoy Aspire and being able to track my calories, crabs, protein etc. the major problem I have is Aspire doesn’t know the difference between total crabs and net crabs. So for all you Atkins users and people like me who are blending Atkins food/snacks into our keto diet, I recommend you create your own food instead of using the search results.

Aspire works for me because it allows me to track crabs easily. I type in what I eat (or want to eat) and immediately I know if that is a good choice for me.

I’m just using the free version but doesn’t seem to have ads and the barcode seems easy although I do have to add things.

Unlike Noom and all the other apps that make you pay, Aspire is free and also doesn’t try to pester you about limiting foods insanely or stressing education that doesn’t apply to everyone.

Been using the I Phone Freshbit app for a little more than a week and finally have found the tool that is going to keep me on track to my goal.

I have tried many food calorie apps but this one does not make me fill guilty when I go over, but yet still shows me how I’m eating like carbs sugar and stuff !

Hi! I am on my 4th week using Aspire after neglecting it for two years! Keep calories low log meals and exercise. Watch you graph go down y’all!

My biggest problem when trying to lose weight was foods that I thought were good for me really were not, when I started using Aspire and seeing how many calories foods had in them, I made different choices, there are days that I don’t even come close to eating all my calorie because of the smart choices I am making

I find tracking food very easy. The list of available food choices is a example, it is easy to add your own foods, if necessary, easy to adjust portion size, and easy to change or edit entries.