I've used a phone app called Rise for about 14 months. It's a food diary app where you take pictures of your meals but it connects you to a nutritionist. You choose one based on little bios, tell them what you're trying to achieve, you agree a goal for the next few weeks e.g. -2lb and they rate each meal and make suggestions. Mine tended to be happy with almost anything as long as there was protein and/or greens. She would make suggestions like if I had pasta, perhaps I should try wholegrain or add broccoli.
Positives:
My diet has definitely improved because of the suggestions; I focus more on getting protein (am vegetarian), my diet supports training better
I have more energy
It's good to have someone encouraging you e.g. to share when you've had something good and probably makes you think twice about things you know they won't like.
Negatives:
I haven't lost any weight, in fact it has been hard to maintain the same weight while following the advice.
I did a lot better weight loss wise on MyFitnessPal.
There's no numeric tracking of calories etc, only weight.
Weight doesn't synch with wireless scales / HealthKit data.
You quickly figure out exactly what they'll say for everything you eat so probably don't need to do it long term.
It's awkward taking pictures of everything, especially at restaurants etc. When you're busy it's yet more faff.
Happy overall but dropping it now and going back to MyFitnessPal.
I've used a phone app called Rise for about 14 months. It's a food diary app where you take pictures of your meals but it connects you to a nutritionist. You choose one based on little bios, tell them what you're trying to achieve, you agree a goal for the next few weeks e.g. -2lb and they rate each meal and make suggestions. Mine tended to be happy with almost anything as long as there was protein and/or greens. She would make suggestions like if I had pasta, perhaps I should try wholegrain or add broccoli.
Positives:
Negatives:
Happy overall but dropping it now and going back to MyFitnessPal.