Practice Better

Pros: food diary separates foods by meals/snacks, tracks all macros, can create recipes Cons: database/search feature is seriously lacking (this is a big one), can’t copy and paste meals or set recurring meals, default is to enter meals based on time of day (eg if logging a breakfast in the evening, app will keep defaulting to add each ingredient as a dinner item).

There isn’t a lot of food in the database. If you make a mistake when entering a new food, you can’t delete it so you have to enter it a second time. It would nice if you could see how many grams you have remaining, not just what you have consumed. Right now I have to calculate myself how much I have left. Also, many entries have set serving sizes, for example, if I enter steak the serving size is 3oz so if I have a steak that is 5.5oz I have to calculate what that is as a 3oz serving size. Don’t like the graph for the weight tracking. The line for primary metric for 60 days is too small, the lines with primary metric for 30 days has the dots too big, even the 7 and 14 day isn't easy to see the pattern. Prefer the graph on MFP. You can’t go back to your starting weight for some reason. If you go to 6 month or beyond, it just gives you the highest weight from what ever week 6 months ago was, you can’t see a specific week what weight you were in a particular day.

It’s good so far, one month in, but would like a search bar to search things in my program.

When trying to select foods to add to the journal it doesn’t contain a lot of options to choose from…ie. when I type in chicken the only thing that comes up is KFC…no option to select a breast or thigh…that I baked or grilled…the overall food finder and database is lacking!

Pros: *Ability to enter in lots of details for food/water tracking, including photos *Ability to chat with your professionals *Video call feature *Flexibility to access account in the app or in a browser. Cons: (Only one, but it’s a big one) * Entering food from the app’s database using the search function is not relevant or user-friendly. The serving-size drop-down menu offers limited choices of weights/volumes that rarely reflect the amount I actually consumed. Also, sometimes it only provides options in terms of weight, when measuring in volume makes much more sense. App would benefit from letting clients enter in the volume/weight themselves.

Extremely satisfied with this app. Combines about 3-4 apps I was using into one without compromising on some great features. Very user friendly and gives you the option to be as detailed or vague as you’d like in the journal function. Easy to communicate with my practitioner as well.

Using this app with my nutritionist to log meals, fitness and weight. Love the flexibility of taking a photo, or entering meals free form. Works great on mobile and desktop and lets me send and receive documents, recipes, and chat with her. Really enjoying the experience.

So far I’ve had no success with opening any documents in the portal

The concept is great, but to enter your weight it is hit and miss to get to the appropriate place. Finally I get to it. For my husband it does not come up correctly. Very frustrating.

Not easily accessible to create an account. Links not working and site not easy to navigate to even scan the site features.