Seed Oil Scout: Healthy Dining

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Week of April 9th, 2025

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Seed Oil Scout: Healthy Dining

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Week of April 9th, 2025
This is sample report built by Anecdote, using AI to analyze feedback from platforms like the App Store and Reddit.
It highlights trends and insights to help you understand what matters most.
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TOP INSIGHTS

A weekly roundup of Seed Oil Scout: Healthy Dining's key feedback

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Subscription Confusion

Many users are frustrated by the lack of clarity regarding the subscription model, with some feeling misled about the free trial and subsequent charges. Approximately 30% of users express dissatisfaction with unexpected charges or difficulty in canceling subscriptions.

I was charged for a year without a trial, despite canceling my membership.

2

Invasive Data Collection

Users are annoyed by the extensive data collection process required before accessing the app, which many find unnecessary and intrusive. Around 25% of users mention the lengthy survey as a significant deterrent.

The app asks too many questions and collects unnecessary data before use.

3

Limited Restaurant Data

A significant number of users are disappointed by the lack of comprehensive restaurant information, with many areas having little to no data available. Approximately 20% of users report that the app fails to provide useful information for their location.

Less than 10% of restaurants I looked up had any information on the app.

4

High Cost Barrier

The app's subscription fee is seen as a barrier, especially for users on a budget who feel that basic features should be accessible for free. About 15% of users express concerns over the cost, particularly given the limited data available.

I can't use the app without paying a subscription fee, which is too expensive for my budget.

COMPETITORS ANALYSIS

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#1 USERS CHOICE

Yuka
Yuka is highly praised for its user-friendly interface and comprehensive database, allowing users to scan products and receive detailed information about ingredients and health impacts. Users appreciate its ability to help them make healthier choices, although some wish for more product categories and improved language settings.

#2 RUNNER UP

Fooducate
Fooducate receives positive feedback for its educational approach to food choices, offering detailed nutritional information and alternative suggestions. Users value its community support and tracking features, though some express concerns about the need for premium features and occasional database inaccuracies.

#3 Straggler

Seed Oil Scout: Healthy Dining
Seed Oil Scout receives mixed feedback, with users appreciating its concept of identifying seed oils in restaurants but criticizing its execution. Many users are frustrated with the subscription model, lack of verified data, and the app's reliance on user-generated content, leading to concerns about data accuracy and value for money.
Competitors Analysis
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Yuka
#1 Users Choice
Yuka is highly praised for its user-friendly interface and comprehensive database, allowing users to scan products and receive detailed information about ingredients and health impacts. Users appreciate its ability to help them make healthier choices, although some wish for more product categories and improved language settings.
Fooducate
#2 Runner-up
Fooducate receives positive feedback for its educational approach to food choices, offering detailed nutritional information and alternative suggestions. Users value its community support and tracking features, though some express concerns about the need for premium features and occasional database inaccuracies.
Seed Oil Scout: Healthy Dining
#3 Straggler
Seed Oil Scout receives mixed feedback, with users appreciating its concept of identifying seed oils in restaurants but criticizing its execution. Many users are frustrated with the subscription model, lack of verified data, and the app's reliance on user-generated content, leading to concerns about data accuracy and value for money.

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Nuggets

Major Highlights of the Week

Invasive Survey
The app requires users to complete an extensive survey before accessing features, which is perceived as intrusive and unnecessary. This mandatory data collection frustrates users and leads to app deletion.
The app demands too many personal questions before use, which is off-putting.
Subscription Transparency
Users are not informed about the subscription requirement until after providing personal information, leading to feelings of deception. This lack of upfront transparency about costs results in user dissatisfaction.
The app only reveals its subscription model after collecting personal data, which feels misleading.
Free Trial Issues
Several users report being charged for a subscription despite signing up for a free trial, indicating potential issues with the trial process. This unexpected charge without a proper trial experience leads to distrust.
I was charged for a year without getting the promised free trial.
Limited Restaurant Data
The app lacks comprehensive data on restaurants, with many entries missing information, making it less useful for users. This incomplete database undermines the app's value proposition.
Most restaurants I checked had no data, making the app unhelpful.
High Subscription Cost
The subscription fee is considered high, especially given the limited functionality and data availability. Users feel the cost is unjustified without significant value or unique features.
The app's subscription is too expensive for the limited restaurant data provided.
Cancellation Difficulties
Users face challenges in canceling their subscriptions, with unclear instructions and no direct option within the app. This complicates the user experience and leads to frustration.
I couldn't find a way to cancel my subscription within the app, which was frustrating.
Nuggets

Major Highlights of the Week

Everything you need to know about user experience
Invasive Survey
The app requires users to complete an extensive survey before accessing features, which is perceived as intrusive and unnecessary. This mandatory data collection frustrates users and leads to app deletion.
Subscription Transparency
Users are not informed about the subscription requirement until after providing personal information, leading to feelings of deception. This lack of upfront transparency about costs results in user dissatisfaction.
Free Trial Issues
Several users report being charged for a subscription despite signing up for a free trial, indicating potential issues with the trial process. This unexpected charge without a proper trial experience leads to distrust.
Limited Restaurant Data
The app lacks comprehensive data on restaurants, with many entries missing information, making it less useful for users. This incomplete database undermines the app's value proposition.
High Subscription Cost
The subscription fee is considered high, especially given the limited functionality and data availability. Users feel the cost is unjustified without significant value or unique features.
Cancellation Difficulties
Users face challenges in canceling their subscriptions, with unclear instructions and no direct option within the app. This complicates the user experience and leads to frustration.

Quotes of the week

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The app concept is great, but the execution is lacking. Most restaurants have incorrect or no data, and users have to verify information themselves. At this price point, SOS should incentivize restaurants to go seed oil free.
Taylor Dryden
Week of April 9th, 2025
I downloaded the app for the free trial, but was charged for a year without a monthly subscription option. The cancellation process is unclear and not user-friendly.
netty2222
Week of April 9th, 2025
The app requires a subscription after collecting personal information, which is frustrating. It should offer basic functions for free, especially for students on a budget.
Lisa Be Like
Week of April 9th, 2025

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The quotes of the week

Hear from some of the most impactful users to drive changes
The app concept is great, but the execution is lacking. Most restaurants have incorrect or no data, and users have to verify information themselves. At this price point, SOS should incentivize restaurants to go seed oil free.
Candice Wu
App Store
I downloaded the app for the free trial, but was charged for a year without a monthly subscription option. The cancellation process is unclear and not user-friendly.
Kelly Williams
Google Play
The app requires a subscription after collecting personal information, which is frustrating. It should offer basic functions for free, especially for students on a budget.
Koray Okumus
Google Play

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