DecideDiet

I could not select a date other than today on the birthday picker. I rolled the dial to the correct month, and it would spin back to the current month and not allow my birth month to be selected. Same for day and year.

Needs a way to edit the quantity and connect to Apple health app. Gives good info on choosing food.

I love the concept as I was just recently put on a low potassium diet and have to also count carbs with insulin use as a diabetic . It would be perfect if I had the ability to adjust portion to match what I actually consume. This would put some of my foods in that desired green area!

Potassium and Sodium are only two of the key ingredients to watch out for on a renal or CKD diet. The other two Phosphorus and Sugar/Carbs should also be closely monitored and therefore should be added to this app to make it both a convenient and outstanding app tool.

Installed on my iPad and got useful (not great results). Intended to install on iPhone to use in store, but forgot password used to install on iPad. Chose rest password option and got the link to rest. Put in and confirmed new password, but got error message ((several times). App doesn’t allow user to see password entered - makes it difficult to see any mismatches. Front end must have been designed by one of those 10-week coding graduates

Unable to create an account, or even view terms of service or privacy, as any action results in an error, “Cannot connect to server”, or Error 404. Uninstalled immediately.

App did not work for me

Most don’t lost potassium - not impressed

There is now meal categories nor totals for what is tracked. Just happy or sad faces

This is a great idea , but needs improvement . A selection of portion size would be helpful example-1/4 cup or teaspoon etc. I am also celiac so gluten free choices would be nice. My food is a scratch made meal. I do eat out but only at restaurants or bakeries that are dedicated gluten free. I will continue using the app and trying to figure out portions on my own sodium potassium on my own . Almond flour ,brown& white rice flour, tapioca, guar gum, tapioca startch, Corn ,potato, cassava, & chestnut flours. I do wish you continued success. Finally a very helpful tool to manage basic food intake for a person that eats commercially prepared or packaged foods. Thank You -Vonda Leiservonma