Great customer support
I’ve really enjoyed this App. It’s certainly made me think more about the variety of foods that I’ve been eating. When I ran across an issue, I contacted BART and he responded immediately, solved my problem and updated the App. Great customer service! Way to go BART!!
Plant Power
I love this app as it simple to use and helps me to track my 30 plants per week. The information on plants is very helpful and this has inspired me to eat more plant based food which for me is crucial whilst having cancer treatment. Well worth using!
This App is Great!
I find Plant Power to be a great and easy way to track the number of plants I eat in a week. It’s easy to use and supports my body!
Good app
This app is a useful way for me to try to up my fiber intake without becoming too focused on grams. My only complaint is that there’s a lot of plants not on there. (Why are “craisins” an option but raisins aren’t?)
Dont bother
Most features are behind a pay wall and you cant put in different measures/portions of things (eg half an avocado)
Ridiculous app
This is the worst app I've ever used in my life.
No fiber amount
Doesn’t track fiber amount
Does not track fiber
Disappointed as this app tracks number of different plants consumed but does not give any data on how many grams of fiber one is consumed each day.
Fun, simple, and easy to use!
I found this app when looking for something to help me track my goal of 30 plans per week. It fits the bill perfectly!
Some ideas from a fellow designer 🙂:
- using icons or emojis for each plant so that when you look at your list you get a little visual indicator of variety
- I would love to be able to see which plants I HAVEN’T eaten in the week as a way to get ideas to add to my variety!
- it would also be cool to tap into a plant and see more info like nutrients, category (ex. brassica family). You could also do more cool statistics with those categories.
Some ideas from a fellow designer 🙂:
- using icons or emojis for each plant so that when you look at your list you get a little visual indicator of variety
- I would love to be able to see which plants I HAVEN’T eaten in the week as a way to get ideas to add to my variety!
- it would also be cool to tap into a plant and see more info like nutrients, category (ex. brassica family). You could also do more cool statistics with those categories.
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Response from developer
Thanks so much for your detailed review. I’ll keep your suggestions in mind.
Easy, fantastic, motivational
I love this app because it’s quick and easy to use, helps provide a snap shot of the amour of plants I eat to motivate me to reach my goal!
Brilliant App
Love this app! Such a quick and easy way to keep track of plant intake and hit daily/weekly targets. Statistics with graphs and top 25 plants really interesting and useful feature.
A software update that removes functionality
I use to love this app. But then they rolled out an update that put down basic functionality behind a pay wall. (Showing how much you ate the past week) I dislike the laziness behind the approach, instead of offering customer extra innovation for a fee, locking existing stuff behind pay walls. Terrible approach.
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Great App
Really easy to use
Nice simple app in early stages still missing basic functionality
This app is a simple tool to help you track your consumption of diverse plant based foods to support your mission to build and maintain a healthy gut microbiome.
It is the only app I could find to do this and has the potential to be perfect for its purpose, but it’s really in early stage development. There is a really poor catalogue of plants to select from via in app search so you end up manually entering them all yourself. Also once entered they do not appear in alphabetical order which is another time waster as you scroll through your random manually created list trying to find your previous entries.
The calander shows daily goals as green but no number other than date and no indicator for weekly goals achieved or the number of plants daily or weekly in the calander view. although I believe recent updates may require a ten $ fee to access superior functions in the calander stats.
Overall I am using this daily on free version but really hope the basic functions are added soon as I don’t feel it is worthy of subscription quite yet.
It is the only app I could find to do this and has the potential to be perfect for its purpose, but it’s really in early stage development. There is a really poor catalogue of plants to select from via in app search so you end up manually entering them all yourself. Also once entered they do not appear in alphabetical order which is another time waster as you scroll through your random manually created list trying to find your previous entries.
The calander shows daily goals as green but no number other than date and no indicator for weekly goals achieved or the number of plants daily or weekly in the calander view. although I believe recent updates may require a ten $ fee to access superior functions in the calander stats.
Overall I am using this daily on free version but really hope the basic functions are added soon as I don’t feel it is worthy of subscription quite yet.
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Disappointing
This app has great potential as a simple plant food tracker. I’m very disappointed that the list of plants is so limited, half of the plant foods I have eaten today are not listed, and there’s no option to add to the directory. Sadly, I will be going back to pen and paper.
Easy to use.
A great way to track plant intake. Helps to eat the rainbow.
Great App!
Easy to navigate. I really like it!
Great app
Does everything I want it to do
Easy to use
No measuring. Just add each plant, and the app keeps track. You can adjust the goals to your preferences.
Fantastic 🥳
Absolutely fantastic and very easy to use app.
Highly recommended, really love being able to keep track of my diet and make sure I don’t get stuck in a rut eating the same things every day.
Highly recommended, really love being able to keep track of my diet and make sure I don’t get stuck in a rut eating the same things every day.
