Horrible app Horrible app, with no instruction on how to use, no way to login via the web, the bot is horrible, you can't ank question....I have no idea what I am doing.

Definitely my favorite benefit so far Definitely my favorite benefit so far. Love the coaching, diabetes help, and overall experience.

Good Program But Faulty Equipment Pretty good program to monitor heath. They sent me a scale and a blood pressure cuff. The scale works fine and connects to the Lark app. The blood pressure cuff works but won’t display the correct date and won’t link to the app. I manually input my blood pressure. Not a huge deal, but kind of disappointing since the blood pressure cuff didn’t work properly from the beginning.

Nothing personalized about it There is nothing personalized about this app. It is entirely machine-driven, zero human contact. There is no way to say "none of the above." There is no way to say "this is not the help I want." They send equipment I don't need. I already have a scale, blood pressure cuff, activity tracker and food tracker. My tracker apps work better than Lark's built-in versions. The most annoying part is the phony "dialogue" that dictates my answers in ridiculous forms, such as "Woo!" I really do not want a machine that speaks like an idiot. Even cancelling the account is a major pain. I can't believe my insurance company is paying money for this. There must be alternatives out there that actually help.

Not 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.