Freeletics Nutrition Reviews – Page 5
4/5 rating based on 55 reviews. Read all reviews for Freeletics Nutrition for iPhone.
Freeletics Nutrition is free iOS app published by Freeletics GmbH
Good but yet another subscription
Alexghs
It's a good addition to the rest of the Freeletics apps but I think most people like myself won't find themselves using the coach functionality. I would prefer to see a free version with just the recipes for those who subsrcribe to the coach plan on one of the other apps. As it is right now I can't justify paying a monthly subscription for a recipe book, regardless of how helpful.
Unnavigable, unhelpful, and awful customer service
Dissappointed Athlete
DO NOT GET UNLESS YOU WANT TO WASTE MONEY The app itself is difficult to use. They charge a steep price for having poor organization I also cancelled my subscription the day it auto renewed and they have refused to refund me. I'm not some wealthy person who can afford to have money disappear for no good reason. Their customer service team does not care as long as they have your money. Do not buy. This community of athletes is actually just a good marketing team.
Awesome recipes just need a more on the go style
Frog742
I love the recipes in this and I follow the guidelines I just wish that the recipes were more on the go friendly. My job has me on call and I don't have time to cook all four meals a day, sometimes I don't get home to cook at all. I cook the recipes as I can but most of the time I end up packing fruits and vegetables and eating those throughout the day. I would love suggestions on what would be best to eat as is if you can't cook because you're not home.
I'm broke
itskatmonell
I'm tired of trying to use these apps to try and be healthy but you just end up having to pay monthly to use most of the features
High potential, low usability, degrading quality
YTN01
The quality of this app is constantly degrading and features dont seem to improve. Every time they make a release, a ton of features get broken. if you still care to improve the app: 1. Integration with other freeletics apps and iPhone's health app. That should automate tracking of activity and body measurement reading. 2. ability to add shopping items individually 3. Offline access to meal plans, like for the coming week 4. Ability to sort shopping list by alphabet, item type or other metrices 5. Ability for users to mark meals for cooking from recommendations. I frequently find myself unsure of what i previously decided to cook for a certain day. 6. Subscription is pricey. Consider adjusting price.