Joshua Chua
GBFalse advertisement and dishonest company Don’t be lured into signing up the “free” program which promised you will get a free Bluetooth scale. After wasting much of your time, that never happen. Completely dishonest company.
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.
Nick
GBAppreciate effort, But Appreciate effort to keep me healthy but not liking it. I have read all the instructions and completed all the troubleshooting. Doesn't transfer scale weight to app. Doesn't recognize whole wheat bread. Doesn't allow manually entry of weight. Frustrating coaching, needs to be fast and simple. I have deleted the app because I emailed about issues with no response. Feel bad for wasting money that my plan paid for this.
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
David S.
GBLark only works with participating insurance… Lark works with participating insurance plans. My insurance covers the program and I was eligible to enroll. If you don't have a participating insurance plan, you WILL NOT be able to enroll. It is not a scam.