Lark Health User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience60.1% of reviews
Neutral12.7% of reviews
Negative experience27.2% of reviews

~ Based on 426 written reviews from the US App Store.

What users say

Is Lark Health Safe?

Lark Health appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Lark Health is 86/100.

This assessment is based on 7,971 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.3/5.

Safety Analysis

87.5% of ratings point to a safe experience
4.5% of ratings suggest some concerns
8.0% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 7,971 App Store ratings for Lark Health.

Is Lark Health Legit?

Lark Health appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Lark Health is 83/100.

Based on 83 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Kept me on track!

I heard about Lark and downloaded the app to help me overcome weight, eating habits and bring my A1C down. Lark provides great information which allowed me to gain new habits and leave the old ones behind. I have lost over 100lbs and this was a great tool in my toolbox. Highly recommend!

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Helps keep track of data

Ron2Good

Good App

Great App

Love the reminders. Very easy to use and very helpful

Health

Motivating

Needs improvement

The coaching part is limited and I have used better tracking apps

Not bad

I used this app for about a year and a half. It was great for tracking food, sleep, and activity but had a few problems. I was given a scale and a bp monitor. The scale worked with Bluetooth but I could not get the bp monitor to work pair to the app. It does run pretty slow and if I needed to go out of the app real quick when I went back in it didn’t save any of my progress and I had to start all over. It also didn’t give me an option to go back and do the weekly missions that I missed. But overall I enjoyed the app. It became part of my morning routine.
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Satisfied so far!

This app helps me be mindful of the things that affect my daily health and I love it, because who has time to look this kind of information up!?

Lark Health Review

I really enjoy learning about how the foods I eat affect my body. I am trying to be more proactive as to what I eat. The learning has me feeling better and losing weight. I am also happy with the constant reminders I need to be more active and the resources I need to find time and quality works outs. Thank you! Have a blessed day!
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My review

I like the multiple choices for interaction with the coach. But would be awesome if I could also type my own thoughts

Easy

Fast and easy way to track

Lark Health

Very cool app with a different approach to your weight

Not extremely helpful

Meal entry is confusing. There is no real interaction with a human and the AI generally sucks. If you enter a meal incorrectly (all in one text field) not only can it not split it up for you, nor does it allow you to edit it to split on your own. I use it to track daily weight since it shipped with a cell-enabled scale.
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Good app for some

The app would be much better if there was a button for β€œtalk faster” and β€œI know this already”. Otherwise it reads as condescending and annoying. I’m losing weight in spite of this app, not because of it.

Lark

This app helps with daily incouragement. Tracking weight with the Lark scale is very useful.

Choosing health

Very helpful to get small bite size changes to make a big impact on health. Just know you need to be patient in using it. It can be slow to load and error out easily.

Awesome Ap

Has helped me stay on track and track my meals and medications extremely well.

Easy Peasy

Easy to use and helps to keep you active and aware of what you eat.

Reductive, Insulting β€˜Healthy’ App

I only got this because my insurance decided to stop paying for a med and this is a hoop I had to jump through.

This app is AI. It gives you no ability to actually have input on your health.

It’s basically a glorified ankle monitor that holds your sense of self worth hostage. It mandates obsessive weigh ins which flies in the face of known medical and psychological constants that obsessive weight focus causes eating disorders. But sure, my insurance company gets to make money.
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Perfect

Make my day very good questions and follow up