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Not Functional
The concept is great, the application needs a lot of work. From constant loading to screens just going blank, to 16 servings of foods showing up from the auto populated meal plans, and random app crashes. I paid a lot of money to a program (Betr) which uses this application. It’s 2022, I should not have to grocery shop with 12 screenshots and a grocery list that does not auto calculate the items from the menu. The list will show 4 rows of 1 c strawberries instead of showing one row of 4 cups; then further down show another row. The Query needs different code. I have to make a grocery list from their grocery list. In addition, the calorie count is way off in the nutritional charts (the foods which have it). Finally, it does not sync with the other program’s application. The desktop version is functional, so unless you want to walk around the store with your laptop, grab some paper and a pencil.Show lessFed Up, Jr.
Okay, but...
This app doesn’t populate the entire screen on my iPad Pro. It looks like it was only coded to support the aspect ratio and size of a smartphone, which makes viewing recipes while cooking pretty annoying since it only occupies a little rectangle on my screen. I would use the app a lot more if this issue were addressed.Show lessinouken
A bit clunky
1. Needs an option to merge grocery items. For example, I have several recipes that call for garlic and when I added all of them to the shopping list, I got six lines all calling for a clove of garlic. So it is not convenient when you add more than one or two recipes at a time. 2. When I click the link to the recipe from the shopping list, the recipe either doesn’t come up at all or goes to a different recipe. 3. I don’t need all the recipes listed again in the shopping list. At least have a feature that allows me to collapse the recipes so I don’t have to scroll to the bottom to get my ingredients. 4. Give me an option to edit the ingredient. For example, one of my recipes called for matcha powder and it was classified under “baby care items”. I would like to reclassify it to the “hippy dippy” part of the store. (It is green tea powder.)Show lessAmandaC123NH