Fooducate: Nutrition Coach Reviews – Page 6
5/5 rating based on 354 reviews. Read all reviews for Fooducate: Nutrition Coach for iPhone.
Fooducate: Nutrition Coach is free iOS app published by Maple Media Apps, LLC
Great but needs update
Pikaboo Anna
Great app! I have a few problems... First, I attempted to follow the app’s steps to send you “empty nutritional information” under a product, and it says I don’t have an email set up, but my email information is entered. Please advise on how to get this information to you. Second, why do the day’s times not begin and end at 12:00 midnight? This is confusing that “today” goes well past midnight. I work nightshift and eat in the early morning hours so this annoying when entering food entries.
Delete me from your program
kmac.mac
VERY POOR experience trying to add foods to my daily list and you don’t answer my questions x2. Total waste of my time. So DELETE ME PLEASE from your whole program. No more notifications, no more messages, no interest, no cry. NO STAR. UNINSTALL FROM MY APPS PLEASE, Thanks, but no thanks.
I can add by myself
Jj2195
This apps free portion only counts calories. All nutrient breakdowns and percentages are paid upgrades. Misleading.
An Old Favorite
MelB218
I love this app. Every time I decide I’d like to lose some weight and/or watch what I’m eating I always end up using this again. *Side Note* I downloaded this back when it was promoted on Dr. Oz many years ago and was grandfathered in on the one-time fee for premium. I’m not sure if that makes my app different from the rest of you? Food/Calorie Tracking: I love that I can save common meals to add quickly. Things like my usual morning coffee with Honey and Flax Milk, my usual oatmeal concoction, my favorite Taco Bell order (for those cheat nights ?), my favorite baked chicken or schnitzel recipe, etc... It also saves the items you’ve added manually via the ‘USER ADDED’ list, but I also recommend scanning and sending in new grocery items on a regular basis. It provides convenience for you in the future and food grades for yourself as well as keeps the app up to date. Apple Connectivity: I have an Apple phone and watch and therefore, I frequently use the Activity App, Health App, and Workout App from Apple. Because this app connects to the Health App directly, my workouts and the active calories automatically load into the App as burned calories. You can also manually add workouts in the Fooducate app that will connect to the Health app as well (I’m not sure that this method is as accurate however). Nutrition you scan/enter connects to your Health App as well. Unfortunately, I don’t think Fooducate can pull new nutrition data from the Health App because they are tracked in lumped sums. I also have Sleep Cycle and this connects to Fooducate as well through the Health App. And finally, because this app can be connected to the Health app, my Bluetooth scale also connects and Fooducate gets automatic updates of my progress without me ever needing to lift a finger. Downsides: - newer grocery items needed to be added to the registry, but items get added quickly once you send in the pictures via phone camera and quick email all within the app). - Some apps that provide recipes and subsequent ‘downloadable’ nutrition info only connect to the Health App, but Fooducate cannot get nutrition data from the Health app. Mealime is an example. - I am not sure how accurate the burn calories are when you manually enter exercise within Fooducate.
Amazing Help
Supercalifragelexpeallodosouse
This app is helping me to lose weight and has so many foods on it.
Need to add more exercise or burn types
ecklina
I love this app. It has helped me so far with being so much aware and cautious about what I eat. There is one thing I recommend. :: There should be more types of burn in the options for exercises. To be exact these exercises don’t exist there: Ballet beginners strengthening and stretching, Ballet intermediate, Ballet Advanced, Ballet Professional, Barre, Squats and Lunges. A 100 lb. woman would easily burn: Ballet beginners - 150 calories - 1 hour Ballet intermediate - 240 calories - 1 hour Ballet advanced - 350 - 1 hour Ballet professional - 450-550- 1 hour Barre Classic - 190 - 1 hour Squats and lunges - 120 - .5 hour I know these because I measured these activities with my Apple Watch. So please add these. For
Only way app is useful is if you pay
Tulula68
I input all my data - and when it came to reading any real valuable info - I was prompted to upgrade and pay - no thanks without knowing if it would be useful! Need a free trial period first!