Amy Food Journal

Insanely good concept, brought to life insanely well! I discovered your TikToks and immediately fell in love with the app…literally felt like it was MADE for me. I’m genuinely in love with the design, the simplicity, featureset and the transparency and ALL of that for a fair price. It’s exactly what I needed!!!! Before this, every other calorie tracking app I tried felt way too complicated, confusing or overloaded with features I didn’t want or need. I ended up just logging everything in my notes app because that was simpler but it was so limited. This app takes that simplicity and turns it into something AMAZING. It’s smart, intuitive, and doing a ton of things at once while keeping it effortless 🥹 The accuracy is incredible and the way it tracks, organizes, and presents my data makes it easy to stay on top of my goals without feeling stressed or overwhelmed. Everything feels thoughtful from the interface to the little touches that actually make life easier. I can honestly say this app has completely changed how I track my calories, and it’s become an essential part of my daily routine. Overall, I can only say thank you. This app is not just useful it’s a total lifesaver. It’s clear a lot of care went into it and it shows. I’m so impressed and I can’t imagine going back to anything else!!!!

There might be a dangerous formula that counts your goal cal intake after taking all your data in consideration. To me, the app suggested… 697 cal and then 944 cal per day (after I double-checked all my data and chose a higher activity level). The app says, that amount of daily cal intake ‘creates a 1000 calories deficit per day, which is a significant but achievable step towards your weight loss goal’. So, it wants me to eat 1000 cal less and it gives me that atrocious advice if I don’t set a target date. However, for a 6 months period it allows me to eat a bit more that 1000 cal, and for a year it generously gives me 1399 cals per day. I see the math behind it but is it… even allowed? Especially, for an 9+ app? Macros are questionable, too. Why is there almost twice more protein than carbs? Why so little carbs at all? Are those healthy amounts? UPD: now it doesn’t count cal at all and gives me an error BUT the ‘Next’ button (that changes color to inactive on that page)… works. And now I’ve logged in with the last calculated target.