Inlivo: #1 Nutrition Coach

So I just downloaded the app a few weeks ago already loving it it’s not my main tracker since I have a Fitbit I track all my meals on there but I like the added features that this app has that Fitbit does not offer as far as nutrition tracking goes I do with that 1- my other apps would sync to it so that my fitbits workout tracking will load into it cause let’s be real I don’t have time to load that in manually and also I’ve been having a hard time changing my calorie goal it just calculated a calorie goal based on my height age and weight and gave me 2800 calories I train intensely and that includes an intensive diet I won’t eat more than 1800 a day I would like to know if I can change that goal in the app and if so how!? Thanks so far y’all still rock hoping you develop even bigger soon I’d love to see some compatibility between Apple and Fitbit products!!

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I have been using it for over 2 months, (because, I paid for premium before I actually tried it for more than two days) Therefore I will give my best review in hopes the developers can improve, for their sake. It is not worth it to spend the money for the premium. There is no added features that are worth anything the auto‘s response coaching never changes. in fact my premium status keep switching off and it takes me a long time to notice. Even with their “programs and personalized” plans still get the auto bot responses. The miscommunication on nutrition is as confusing. In one section they will tell you that eggs are a good source of vitamin D in the next they will tell you that you’ve taken in to much cholesterol if you eat two in one day. The daily motivation and challenges are repetitive. Dose track food, however since most food is added to their system through users there’s a lot of inaccuracies. I get the impression that this is app is run by a very well-meaning group of individuals who are incapable of keeping up with demand and success of the app therefore they are using cheap, generic, and repetitive tactics to fill in. It seems the idea had been to use personalize, accurate information but that is not the outcome.

To be honest it’s been quite helpful without paying for premium. When you eat something good ur mini trainer gives a bunch of facts abt it and makes u feel good about it, which motivates u to keep eating well. There are just some small things that are annoying; I feel like when you’re adding recipes that u should have the scanning option while ur finding all the ingredients instead of having to look up every single one. It would just be more efficient that way. The whole concept of putting every single thing you eat is pretty tedious but it’s good when it comes to taking control And being aware of what you’re eating. Other than that this app has been helpful and I’ve lost a couple pounds

I think this app is awesome!! I’m studying to be a nutritionist and all the information on here goes right along with what we’re being taught. Live is very helpful and full of insight. I like the clean set up and design of the app; makes it much more user friendly. I understand that the app is a little newer compared to some and that’s why the food database isn’t as big. Honestly, it’s not that hard to add a food anyways. My only wish is that it would sync up with my Apple Watch across all platforms to keep up with steps, workouts, etc... I’m excited to get the lifetime version when I can. All in all I think this is awesome app that will help people do more than just count macros and calories!! I plan to tell my family and future clients about it.

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There are somethings that I really like about this app. The coach, nutrient breakdown and the overall look. However, one the main disappoints for me is still the food directory. It's very small compared to other apps and the process to input an unregistered item is just painful, sometimes I just give up. Don't even try putting in fast food. This could be user error so a tutorial would be greatly appreciated. The activity tracker is also disappointing. I'm new to fitness and have no idea what met means nor how to change it in the app or even if I should change it to accurately reflect my workouts. That being said I still paid for the full version in hopes that one day this app will be perfect.