Oomomi

Needed something cheaper than the dietitian sessions I was paying for. This works out a fair bit less per month and I'm getting a plan I can actually follow. The recipes use things I already buy so the weekly shop doesn't go up much. Good value for what it does.

Signed up on a Tuesday night on a whim and the free trial let me try the meal plans before paying anything. The sign up asked a lot of questions but it only took about ten minutes. The first week's meals were easy to follow and I actually liked the ideas, so I'm now paying for the monthly plan.

Compared it to booking a nutritionist, which I did a couple of years back, and this is far cheaper per week. The plans are less personal obviously but I didn't need that. Only niggle is the app is a bit slow to load the recipe pages on my phone. Otherwise fine.

The barcode scanner is what sold me, honestly. I scan the back of a packet of oats or a yoghurt and the calories and macros just appear, no typing in grams like I used to do on the old app. I log my lunch at my desk in about thirty seconds now. The meal suggestions for the week are sensible too, mostly stuff I'd already cook, which is the point.

Needed a plan for my diabetes and expected more guidance on carbs than there was. The app is clear but the advice is generic and I had to work out the portions myself. Support email took nearly a week to get back to me. Not for me.

Tried a couple of other tracking apps before this one, and the food database here is way better, you can find pretty much any supermarket own brand meal. I liked that the plan doesn't tell you to eat weird stuff. Signing up took about two minutes on my phone and I got the free trial first, which helped me decide. Been using it most days since.

Been on the same plan for years now, it's the one thing I've stuck with. The recipe library gets a refresh every so often which keeps it interesting. Lately the emails about new features have been more frequent than I'd like. Still use it most days.

Compared with paying a dietitian by the session, this costs a fraction of it and I can check my progress whenever I like in the evening. I'd been seeing someone for months and this has kept me on track just as well. The plan adjusts when I log a bad week, which I didn't expect from an app at this price, and I'm still using it.

I'd say it does the job well enough for the price, which is reasonable. Signing up was not too bad, though I did have to wait a couple of days for the welcome email. The plans are sensible and my wife finds the recipes easy enough. Not perfect but I'd not complain too much.

Compared with the tracker I used before, this one loads faster and the food database is far more complete. The macro breakdown is easy to read and logging a meal takes seconds. Good app for the money.

Compared with the diet clubs I tried years ago, this feels much less like a lecture. Signing up was quick and I was given a proper starting plan without being pushed into extras. The meals are simple and I didn't have to buy weird ingredients. After a month I've lost a bit and I'm still eating normal food. Glad I gave it a go and would sign up again.

Does the job but I had to wait nearly a week for a reply when my plan wouldn't load, and I'd have liked that sorted quicker. Once it was sorted it worked fine. The plan itself is OK, nothing I'd rave about, and the price is about what I expected.

The barcode scanner is the thing I didn't expect to like so much, you just point the phone at a tin of beans and it fills in the numbers straight away. Sign up took about five minutes. My only moan is the notifications come through a bit too often, but I've turned most of them off now.

Honestly it has been a steady part of my routine for over two years. I like that the meal ideas change with the seasons and the plans never feel like punishment. Renewing is simple and I've never had any trouble with billing. Keep using it.

Needed something to stop me eating rubbish after the gym. Found the site, signed up for the basic plan. Easy to follow and the food tastes ok. Would do it again.

I've been doing the weekly meal plan for about four months and it's sorted my shopping out. The list it makes saves me wandering round the aisles with no idea what I'm buying. I'm not a techy person but the app is easy enough, and the reminders on a Sunday evening stop me forgetting to plan. Good value for what you get.

Needed to lose a bit of weight before a holiday so went looking for something quick. Got the plan on a Friday night and started the Saturday. Recipes are easy and the app tells you what to eat next which is handy when you're knackered. Lost some weight in three weeks, which is proper good for me.

Got the monthly plan for under a tenner and it's worth it. Recipes are cheap and I meal prep on Sundays. The shopping list saves me from wandering round Tesco.

Bought the 4 week meal plan on Monday morning while waiting for the kettle and started on it straight away. The recipes are quick enough for a weeknight and the shopping list it spits out saves me loads of time. Had it on my phone at the supermarket, no faff at all. Really pleased so far.

Been using the calorie tracker part of the app for about three years now. The barcode scanner is the thing I use most and it's usually right first time. Occasionally it picks the wrong branded version of something but that's easy to fix. Good for me.