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This app doesn’t offer anything that isn’t also offered on the free tier of myfitnesspal but for some reason it is a paid subscription. The only difference is that the goal setting is slightly better and the whole app’s scope is simpler and more directly focused on macro tracking. If all the features currently in this app were free I would use it over myfitnesspal, and if there was an actual useful feature that makes sense to be on a subscription model premium tier then I would probably also pay for the premium tier… but as of now there is no feature in this app that is worth paying for. Kind of disappointed that Jeff Nippard is promoting it in its current state. It feels like the developers are just taking advantage of the people that sign up for the free trial and forget to cancel before they have to pay for it. To be honest that sales tactic is predatory and should be banned from app stores. Not a good look, Jeff, I used to consider you as one of the people that offers recommendations I could trust but this app promotion is a little too far on the “selling out” side of things.

Sad that jeff is promoting this app, make me wonder if he changed his way of sincerity recommendations. First the app does not offer anyway game changing, you can get the same result from other free apps like carb managers or MFP. This app have no free version which, so you cant tried the app without having to subscribe that we ALL know we always forget so with are caught. If they were to introduce a free version with the core function to test like carb manager does, where they block most of the data from log etc, it leave the basic calories, carb, proteins and fat so we can get to know and TRUST the app before giving our money. Very sad, but this is going to be one of those app I will tell people to stay away, a least until the figure a honest way for new people to test the app. The app itself works fine and got good features, bit you get most of all of the same from free version of other apps. And if you are not looking for fancy stuff and just logging others do better and free. Carbs manager food database is huge, and you can submit product or custom receipts if there are not in the database and THERE IS A FREE version.

I give it 3 stars because it has great potential, you can tell a lot of development and thought went into it. But the UX/UI isn’t the best. It’s clean looking, but difficult to navigate just to do something simple. I created a custom food, and when I went to “+” it just edits? NONE of my foods would pop up or show up, when I wanted to add food. There was no option for your recipes etc. It took forever to find out I had to type in the name of my created food and THEN it would pop up. For all the wrong things MyFitnessPal does, it does the basics like editing food and logging it nice and simple. I shouldn’t have to spend 10 minutes trying to navigate to do something that should only take 1 min tops. Again, it has promise and maybe I’ll re download down the road when they implement a simpler UX and features.