Contact Glycemic Index Load Tracker Support

The foods have major errors in calories fat and carbs so it’s impossible to tell is glycemic index is correct. It tries to force you to pay for upgrade immed which is confusing. Wide list of foods but inaccuracies are inexcusable.

This app might be good, but the developer decided to add a confusing and predatory screen after you open it for the first time. Without even letting you take a look at the app first, they present a page comparing the “free” version with the paid version. There is a huge green “Continue” button across the bottom. But if you click it it will try to get you to authorize the purchase of the paid version. And the “close” buttons are very faint little “x”s that are barely visible on the background. Unless you make an effort to find them, you would think your only option is to hit continue. This is social engineering at its worst. “Click continue! No, don’t think about it! You don’t need to think about it! Just click here!!” How many people don’t realize it and just double click apple’s “install” button after they click the bug friendly green button? The devs have not even shown us what the app looks like. It could install and just be a single page that says “sucker!” So yeah. Instant delete. Could be the best app on the planet but I’ll never know. Because I never reward tricky practices designed to confuse folks who aren’t paying close attention. Shame on this developer and I’d like to say shame on Apple for allowing this. But it isn’t Apple’s job to protect us from predatory vendors and our own tendency to click click through all the “continues” that every app throws at us.

This app is missing some very important items considering you have to pay for it and then couldn’t figure that out until after it was paid for it does not hold your filters in the recipe filters and it doesn’t have a low carb filter on the recipes which is important for diabetics. I want my money back!