This app offers a mindful approach to eating, focusing on awareness rather than calorie counting. It helps users log meals, track influencing factors like mood and sleep, and identify patterns to foster a healthier relationship with food.
What We Love
- 👍 Easy to use and understand
- 💡 Focuses on awareness, not calorie counting
- 💡 Non-judgmental approach to eating
- 💡 Helps track potential problem foods
- 💡 Provides structure for intuitive eating
- 💡 Visualizes meals and eating habits
- 💡 Encourages mindful eating
- 💡 Helps identify stress eating
- 💡 Supports recovery from disordered eating
- 💡 Gentle data collection for peace of mind
- 💡 Gives confidence and reduces self-doubt
- 💡 Free to use main features
- 💡 Helps tune into hunger and fullness cues
- 💡 Great for beginners in intuitive eating
- 💡 No fluff, straightforward functionality
- 💡 Responsive developer support
- 💡 Visually appealing and clean layout
- 💡 Photo upload feature for meals
- 💡 Helps build a better relationship with food
- 💡 Aids in making better food choices
- 💡 Helps identify eating triggers
- 💡 Useful for tracking medication, vitamins, and water
Room to Improve
- 🐛 App crashes after logging meals (recent update)
- 🐛 App is useless if 'log meal' button doesn't work
- 🐛 Intro message can be off-putting (e.g., 'don't eat processed food')
- 🐛 Feels like diet culture to some users
- 🐛 Basic reports with no analysis
- 🐛 Subscription model is a concern for some
- 🐛 Notes and tags not initially displayed in timeline
- 🐛 Difficulty logging foods for some users
- 🐛 Graphics (pig) can be hurtful for those recovering from binge eating disorder
- 🐛 Limited options for describing food amounts (e.g., cup, tablespoon)
- 🐛 Timeline order (most recent at top) can be disorienting for some
- 🐛 Dates in timeline can be a day behind
