Simple, Effective, and Always Improving
Highly effective and simple
Fantastic. Highly recommend.
Lost 20 lbs
Simple bang for buck tracking
EXCELLENT FOOD & WORKOUT TRACKER!
I can log my daily food, workouts and track progress with great detail. I’m a Nutrition Coach and I am starting to switch my clients over from MFP to JOY because it’s more on point re food calorie/content. I noticed when I started logging my food on JOY a significant difference compared to MFP. JOY uses USDA info for their database so it’s way more accurate. JOY also has the option to not only log workouts but log specific exercises, sets & reps which can be used to track performance progress as well. It’s also way more user friendly then MFP un that respect.
I’m overjoyed I found JOY!
Wowowowow we’re back boys!!!
Updated to five stars again
So far so good
It used to be good, now abandoned
Response from developer
Hi there — Just letting you know the app is under active development. We've not only fixed this annoying bug, but we also launched a ton of features, including workout and exercise tracking. I hope you give it another look and keep the feedback coming. — Silvio (Founder)
Better than I thought
Supported this for years. Latest version doesn’t even launch
Comprehensive + great customer service
I’ve also been impressed with their customer service, which turns around a reply almost instantaneously, much to my amazement. I’ve had a couple of times where I didn’t understand how to input something and they’ve been on it immediately.
My health coach/dietician also has access to all my data so she can track me in real time, and reach out in between our biweekly sessions if the thinks I might need a boost or some accountability.
The reasons I didn’t put 5 stars are:
- I generally don’t give out 5 unless there are no more improvements to be made (a rarity)
- The app can’t pull my activity from my Apple Watch (yet — according to my coach, this is a feature they’re working on.)
- The user interface isn’t as intuitive as WW, and also, I’d love to be able to click on a checkbox every time I drink a glass of water,
as opposed to aggregating it all and dumping it in at dinner or some other meal. WW allows you to do this.
These are relatively minor issues, though, and I’d rather have transparency and great customer service than the obfuscation that the WW engage in sometimes.
