meOrigin: daily wellness

This app offers so much let alone the vitamins in a pack I get to take with me to work or on my way out! Not fumbling through 5 different bottles. Has a built in workout for every day (no more than 7minutes long), helps me keep track with my eating (counts my calories for me) (only down fall it doesn’t list all of the foods to keep track of!), fasting, water intake, daily motivational videos! I’m hooked thank you for helping me on my fitness journey!

I really enjoyed the Manlee app that is also ran via MeOrigin but I noticed they took the app off the AppStore, and the vitamin has been out of stock for some time. Can’t seem to get an answer from them if it’s coming back or not. If you miss those too, then they’re vitamins are taken from Vitalabs.com in Georgia. They’re reputable, but unfortunately you can’t order direct from their site. The manlee pack had a good men’s prostate, Maca, vitamin C and Calcium tablet which was a great mix. But now requires me to build my own pack with the same pills elsewhere. The convenience of the packs was nice and I hope MeOrigin brings them back.

I just needed a simple workout app that was free with no subscription. Usually I get a workout app and it says it’s free but they make you pay a subscription just to do a couple of sit-ups. How rude. But this app is totally free. I get tons of options and better results. I do wish there were more recipes. I don’t even know everything on the app yet since you have so much to choose from. I just want to say thank to all of my fellow travelers who looked up to me and supported me on my journey. Thank you thank you very much.

I just got this app, and already I’m learning a lot from it. There’s a lot of things that I didn’t know about wellness that I am learning from this app from the amazing resources that this app provides! I feel also that it is such a dream to have an app that is actually free, and legitimately about helping people be healthier. I praise the creators for this aspect! The only complaint that I have is pretty simple, which is that it lacks accessibility for people with disabilities. I feel like we often forget that people with disabilities also care about their wellness and deserve to have free wellness as well. Some suggestions I have is just having the ability to click a play button and have an article read to you as well as having audio descriptions for the images. Also, having sign language interpreters would be really helpful as well. Having wellness centered around specific conditions, that may be slightly different than say someone with, what is considered a “normally“ functioning body. For example, people with endometriosis are going to have a slightly different wellness routine then others. People with multiple sclerosis is similar. So just addressing those areas of wellness is something that I would recommend for this app. If anyone else has something to say about how this app can be made more accessible, please comment! I feel like this is extremely essential for not only people in general, who deserve free wellness, but also to increase a customer base who would benefit. I feel it’s compassionate, as well as being generally good business sense to increase accessibility and increase the number of communities served. It’s also covering bases legally. But other than that, I love the app it is amazing! Well done!

Great app!

This app is very useful for your daily health and fitness routine: great workouts, guided meditations, daily tips, short videos with health experts. Love it!

This is a great app that is actually all the way free. There’s no option to upgrade, no adds, nothing. They offer the option for you to buy their vitamins and other products but there are no adds or other fees. I love the quick workouts and breathing exercises and the easy to use and beautiful interface. The only thing that could be better is it’s sometimes hard to find foods to log them. Overall, great app!