MOXIE | Durable weight loss
Slow steady guilt-free
Archived App (Last seen on 20 Mar 2025)
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About
This app helps users manage emotional eating and cravings by focusing on moderation rather than restriction. It integrates with health data to adjust budgets and encourages self-awareness through emotion tracking. Build confidence and analyze behavior to achieve sustainable weight loss.
What's New in MOXIE | Durable weight loss
1.7.2
May 20, 2021
- Fixing activity sync
FAQ
What is MOXIE's approach to weight loss?
MOXIE focuses on moderation over restriction, allowing users to enjoy treats in a controlled manner. It also encourages understanding emotions and building confidence through daily achievements.
Does MOXIE integrate with other health apps?
Yes, MOXIE automatically integrates with Apple Health to track calories burned and adjust your 'junk food' budget accordingly.
How does MOXIE help with emotional eating?
MOXIE prompts users to identify their emotions and the situations that trigger cravings. This self-awareness is a key step in taming eating behaviors.
Is MOXIE suitable for younger users?
MOXIE has an age rating of 9+, making it suitable for younger individuals who may be experiencing issues with emotional eating or cravings.
How often is MOXIE updated?
The latest version of MOXIE is 1.7.2, and it was last updated on May 20, 2021. Updates typically introduce new tools and improvements.
What devices does MOXIE support?
MOXIE is available for iPhone and iPod devices, allowing users to manage their eating habits on the go.
Does MOXIE have ads?
Yes, MOXIE contains advertisements, which is a common practice for free applications that offer in-app purchases.
What are the benefits of tracking emotions in MOXIE?
Tracking emotions helps users become more present and understand the underlying reasons for their eating habits, leading to more effective behavior change and self-acceptance.
