Fella Health

Compared to the other calorie app I tried, this one is much less fiddly about logging food, which was my main worry. I'd only ever used the free version before so the coaching was new to me. Haven't looked back since the first fortnight.

The recipe videos are the best bit, short and easy to follow even when you're knackered after work. Not sure about the price for what you get, it's a bit steep for a student budget. Delivery has been reliable though.

It's worth a go if you're thinking about it, the first month has been fine. Signing up took about ten minutes on my laptop, which was quick enough. The only thing that annoyed me was the welcome email took two days to arrive, so I was left wondering if I had done it right. Once I got going the meal ideas were useful and easy to follow.

I would say it's a sound service but a little dearer than I expected. The advisor I spoke to was patient and went through everything with me. The meals themselves were perfectly pleasant, though I did find the portions small for the price.

Compared with the app I used for years, this one feels slower to load and the barcode scanner misses a lot. I've been a customer a long time so I was hoping for more. Support did reply within a day which I appreciated.

Honestly it is a solid programme and I have followed plenty of them, so I know what to look for. The meal swap options are good, though the pricing is a touch above the others I tried. Customer messages got answered but sometimes it took a couple of days for a reply.

Been a customer for a good while now and the app has got better over time, with the new meal tracker being the biggest improvement. The first thing I bought was a months worth of plans and it has kept me on track. Renewal was simple and the delivery has been dependable throughout.

The coaching call at the start was the bit I bought it for, and it was worth the money. I had compared a few options and this was the most practical. Booked it online in a couple of minutes and the adviser knew what they were talking about.

Needed something to stop me snacking after work, I'd tried two other programmes before and dropped both. This one felt a bit more flexible, though the sign-up quiz went on longer than I wanted. Food has been decent and I'm still going.

I needed something that would work around shift work and not feel like a diet. Looked at a couple of others first, but this was the only one that let me change meals without a phone call. Really easy to use and the plan actually suited me.

Bought the monthly membership after a friend recommended it. The sign-up process dragged on because my account needed verifying and that took nearly a week. Once I was in it has been fine but the wait was frustrating.

Compared it with a local weight management group I used to attend, and I found this much more convenient from home. The plan was easy to follow and the advice felt sensible rather than extreme. I have been managing it well and the team were clear when I asked about adjusting my portions.

Way better than the gym app I was using before, which kept logging me out. Signed up on a Sunday and had my plan by lunch. Bit of a slow start on the food swaps but fine.

Needed something to get me eating better after a health scare, signed up quick on my phone during lunch. Plan arrived when they said, food is decent and the portions are fine. Happy so far.

Booked the intro consultation with a dietitian on the site the same evening I found it. Got an email confirmation within minutes and the call was at the time I picked.

The advice I was given by the nurse-led team was patient and clear, which is what I was hoping for when I signed up. I had been put off by other programmes that seemed to expect too much from me straight away. Here the first call started slowly and they let me set the pace. I've got a clearer idea of what to eat now and I feel better for it.

Signed up for the monthly plan and the first month has been pretty good so far. The meal planner is clear and the food arrives chilled. Only small niggle is the app sometimes takes a while to sync with my tracker.

The weekly plan breakdown is what really sold me, you can see exactly what each day costs and what's in it. Compared to the supermarket meal kits I'd tried it works out a bit cheaper per portion once you stick to it. Signing up took about five minutes and the first week arrived on time with everything labelled.

I needed something gentle to help with my blood sugar and my sister suggested this. Signing up was simple enough and the first call was reassuring. Everything has been well explained since.

The reminders on my phone are what kept me going, which I didn't expect from a programme aimed at people my age. I was a bit doubtful about using an app at all, but the instructions were clear and the support team answered my questions within a day. My doctor has noticed the difference at my last check and I am grateful for that. I'd happily say it has been worthwhile for me.