
Robert Coolbaugh
GBNot good for athletic people The app usually works pretty well but it is clear it's designed for people that need to work on their weight or blood pressure. If you eat right and are an athletic person you can only do so much if it runs in the family. To have an app always complain about too many carbs is stupid. If you're an athlete or athletic person you have to eat tons of food and sometimes high carbs and you never gain weight so it's totally fine but the app still complains even if there is no weight gain.

Melissa Fipps
GBThe "coach" is annoying The "coach" is annoying. It won't let you actually put your real thoughts in - only the preprogrammed responses. I log walking and it records running. Calorie counts are very off. Scale weight was 4 lbs heavier than my doctor and home scale. I interact while winding down in bed at midnight and it whines at me that I haven’t been active (walking, exercising). Duh. I'm in bed. I really don't care for the pre-planned responses o "have" to make. Why can't I actually have an option to ask a question or give my real feelings. Deleting an wrong entry is next to impossible. I hope ot gets better. Ibwas looking forward to using it.

Martha
GBApp is Meh. I signed up for Lark through my insurance and have been using it for a couple of months. Unlike others, I find the AI amusing and entertaining… that said, it didn’t teach me anything. However, the calorie counter is wayyy off, isn’t easily customizable, and you can’t scan items or even search for items. I continue to use it, but count on MyFitnessPal and my Fitbit app for accuracy

Annie Jacobson
GBTremendous experience with a Early AI… Tremendous experience with a Early AI now very advanced

Mary Lou Brodnik
GBI like the program but thier calorie… I like the program but thier calorie count are off and thi throws off my intake count. I can't find a way to change or fix the calories eaten.