No scan product option and other things
I downloaded this app and does not have any ability to scan for product rather than typing.
Does not have the ability to search by brand name to see if it is FODMAP safe.
Cannot search quite a few things and nowhere to be listed such as Bell peppers. I do shop at No Frills and Loblaws but not finding this app very helpful.
Also I am worry about privacy and not selling my email after signing up .
I live in Canada but this app does not help much as mentioned above.
Does not have the ability to search by brand name to see if it is FODMAP safe.
Cannot search quite a few things and nowhere to be listed such as Bell peppers. I do shop at No Frills and Loblaws but not finding this app very helpful.
Also I am worry about privacy and not selling my email after signing up .
I live in Canada but this app does not help much as mentioned above.
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Can’t even sign up for an account
I downloaded the app, tried to sign up as a new user, and I can’t because the app doesn’t recognize my city and says it doesn’t exist. Useless.
Response from developer
Hi Rachel, thank you for your feedback. If you choose the closest city in your area this will be adequate. Kindest, the FF team
Nicely done.
This is the best app that I have used thus far. Straight forward to use, has most single ingredient foods and no adds.
Response from developer
Thank you for your great review Tomas_401!
Very helpful for this diet but…
It has a lot of helpful tools and I like the variety of recipes, they look like things I’d want to eat even off of this diet. But it drives me crazy that every time I click on a recipe to look/add it, it starts you over at the beginning of the recipes again, I mean if you’re trying to browse through. Even with app background refresh turned off.
I wish the recipe maker also had some common processed ingredients in it, like (insert popular brand) gluten free flour. Which would be commonly used instead of trying to come up with our own version of flour. (Gluten free mainly due to it being low fodmap bc wheat isn’t.)
Thank you :)
I wish the recipe maker also had some common processed ingredients in it, like (insert popular brand) gluten free flour. Which would be commonly used instead of trying to come up with our own version of flour. (Gluten free mainly due to it being low fodmap bc wheat isn’t.)
Thank you :)
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Response from developer
Hi khgdrynn, thank you for your feedback and bringing the recipe scroll glitch to our attention. Our app developers are working on resolving this issue and you should expect this to be fixed in the new update. Our Food List does have generic tested ingredients. Generic gluten free flour was under "Flour, GF". This has since been edited to spell out the words "gluten free" to be easier to find when searching for ingredients. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We hope this helps! Kind regards, the FODMAP Friendly team
Requires too much personal info to use
I can see an app like this wanting to know the country we live in, or maybe even the state, but you don’t need to know my city and/or zip code. It will not let you continue without creating an account, and you can’t create an account without providing your city and zip code. These should be optional for those who want to find ingredients/products near them (with the ability to both add or rescind it later if you choose), but you should not be forcing people to give out that kind of data. It’s too bad bc I was even considering paying the one-time fee for the recipe creator feature, but that won’t be happening since I can’t even get into the app.
Stop requiring more personal data than people want to give. At minimum, make it optional. Yeah I could just make a location up, but it irked me enough that I’m just saying nope to the app as it stands.
Stop requiring more personal data than people want to give. At minimum, make it optional. Yeah I could just make a location up, but it irked me enough that I’m just saying nope to the app as it stands.
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