It’s usable but not great for younger people
I’m an AD service member testing out government made health apps for my own health journey. The biggest plus I see with this one is that the app allows you to add your own customized foods info like macros and nutritional values. Most other apps have that behind the premium features. The bad things I’ve seen; half of screen is permanently taken up by crisis support. It makes the interface annoying because when I search for something the crisis banner takes up 1/8 of the screen the search bar takes up another 1/8 and the keyboard takes up 1/3 at the bottom. I’m scrolling at one line at a time while other apps allow ten items to be in the search area at once. The servings are pretty strict, I would like more conversation to make it easier for me to give a better estimate when count calories. Also a barcode scanner would be helpful.
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Healthier Eating
With the aid of the MOVE! Coach app I have made excellent improvement with increased physical activity and healthier eating.
Too many issues
Difficult to enter some foods. Entered my breakfast at 190 calories but the graph showed my breakfast at 1400 calories. Adding activities won’t let you enter smaller increments of time. Difficulty editing recipes.
Response from developer
We appreciate you bringing this to our attention. We have shared this with the product team. In the meantime, if this issue persists or if you encounter issues with the app, please contact the Office of Connected Care Help Desk at 866-651-3180 to help troubleshoot, available 24/7.
Food entry
Ok delivery tool for the training models, but the food entry/tracking is far far behind peers. Check out “my fitness pal” for an example what what this app
Should look like. Thanks
Should look like. Thanks
Primitive
This app belongs in 1993. Any fitness app is easier to use and more user friendly.
