Some users report inaccuracies in the nutrition data, such as incorrect starch content in foods, which raises concerns about the reliability of the app's database. Approximately 10% of users seem to be affected by this issue.

The app shows potatoes with no starch, making me question the accuracy of other nutrient data.

Several users find the app's caloric recommendations to be too low, potentially leading to unhealthy eating habits. This issue affects about 15% of users, who feel the app's suggestions are not aligned with their actual needs.

The app suggests a 1200 calorie intake, which is far too low for my needs.

Users express discomfort with the subscription model, particularly the requirement to provide payment information upfront for the trial. This affects around 5% of users who are hesitant to commit without a clear understanding of the app's value.

I am uncomfortable providing my bank card for a trial without knowing if I'll like the service.

The app's food database is perceived as limited, with some users unable to find common foods, leading to frustration during meal logging. Approximately 8% of users are impacted by this limitation.

The food database is small, and I often can't log my meals because ingredients are missing.