Peekaboo

Bought a three month plan to see how it went, and the coaching has been useful enough. The price is a bit on the high side compared with the cheaper options I looked at. Cancelling my renewal took a few goes through the site before I found the right page.

Didn't have time to mess about so the quick sign up was perfect for me. The app loads fast on the bus and I can log stuff in seconds. Coaching has been spot on so far.

They've kept me on track for a good while now, so I'd say it's been worth every penny. The check ins are sensible and the team has always answered when I've had questions. I'd happily carry on with them.

I needed a plan that worked around my shift pattern, because most of the diet stuff I tried assumed a nine to five. I've been with them a few years and they've adjusted my meal timing more than once without a fuss. Nothing to complain about.

I signed up for the wellbeing programme in the spring, following a recommendation from my daughter. The initial assessment was thorough and the staff were very patient with my questions. I have found the regular sessions genuinely helpful, and I am pleased I took the step.

I picked up the starter pack first, which came with a little guide and a set of measuring cups. It's my first month so I'm still getting into it, but the cups have been handy and the guide makes sense. The sign up was quick and the welcome email explained what to do next.

The starter guide was the first thing I got, a printed booklet that explained how the plan works. It was easy to follow and I liked having something on paper. Shipping was a day late.

I needed something structured for my dad after his cholesterol came back high and the GP wanted him eating differently. I've followed a few nutrition plans myself so I know what a decent one looks like, and this is solid on the basics. The meal logging is quick and the targets make sense. Sign up was a bit slow because it wanted lots of details before it let me through, but once we were in it was fine.

The reminders are the thing I like most, they nudge me at the right times without being annoying. Quick to log meals on the go, I do it at the bus stop most mornings. Bit fiddly finding the setting to change my target though, I had to hunt for it for ages. Otherwise it's sorted and I've been doing it since the spring, so it's clearly keeping me on track.

Honestly it's pretty good for tracking stuff. The app is easy to use on my phone and I like that it doesn't make you feel awful about a bad day. Only thing is the notifications are a bit much, they go off loads. Would still say go for it though.

I thought about joining a gym for the weight but this was cheaper than the membership I'd been looking at. The plan itself is fine and easy to follow. Took a while to get my first check in booked though, the calendar kept showing full.

I needed something to help me keep track of my eating after my GP suggested I cut back on sugar, and I've been a customer for about six years now. The sign up was simple enough and I've never had a problem getting my plan adjusted when things change. The advice has been practical, not preachy, and I've stuck with it far longer than I expected to.

Used a free calorie counter before and it was rubbish, kept losing my entries. This is way better, the coaching bit actually makes sense and I'm not just staring at numbers. Signed up on my phone in like five mins, no faff.

I compared three of these services before picking this one, and the coaching side is what stood out to me. The others just gave you a plan and left you to it. Here the coach checks in and actually adjusts things when I hit a wall. Price was in the middle of the pack and it's been a good fit.

Compared to the big calorie apps, this one ties the advice to your actual results, which is a lot more useful. I've tried four of them. Setting up took ten minutes.

Set it up in like ten minutes on my phone which was nice. Plan was clear and the app layout makes sense. Took a bit longer to get the first coach message though, prob a day. Still good tho.

Been with them a couple of years now and I've never really thought about leaving. My wife got me onto it after my cholesterol came back high. The check-ins with the coach are still useful and the progress tracking is clear. The only thing that bugs me is the renewal emails, which arrive a bit too often and I keep meaning to switch them off. Otherwise it does what I need.

I needed something that tracked my bloods and weight over time, and this does it without much setup. I work in pharmacy so I know a fair bit about the area, and the numbers look sensible to me. Easy enough to use.