No tracker and hardly ANY foods in the data base. This is all common knowledge. Don’t waste your $7.99.

I’ve had this app less than an hour and I’m already disappointed because you can’t add foods and many foods are not included like kale, flour tortillas, sourdough bread, so far. Perhaps an update will have these as well as a feature to add

They don’t have something as simple as corn or flour tortilla. Maybe give them 5-10 years to get it together. Update. I was contacted by the developer telling me they had corn and flour tortillas in the database. Now they have, tortillas, white corn. If you just put in tortillas nothing comes up. Many, many other really common foods missing. Whatever you do here don’t upgrade and pay

Don’t even download it! I was unable to use the features of this app without purchasing the “lifetime” information. Then it has the worst interface, only metric units, and the most basic information re: GI. It is as though the developers did a quick Google and then made an app based off some version of a GI chart. How dare you prey on people who are looking for tools to manage their health! This is truly a terrible app.

Disappointed in the tracking of food. Also just purchased yesterday and does not look like I can get a refund? Is this a one time purchase?would prefer a refund and cancel, but I have not found this as an option on the app nor in my phones settings with purchases .

I paid for this and the first three things I tried to look up in the food database aren’t even in there. Pretty basic everyday things! I already have buyers remorse.

Very basic, nowhere to log daily glycemic totals. No tracking. Would not recommend.

Database is severely lacking for 9.99. The app makes you ouches after download to see anything at all.

Horrible app, not a lot of info, just four pretty pictures like a kindergartner book. For any food, four static pictures to display info. Not worth 10 bucks!

Small database, with no usable information connected with the foods. I like the red,yellow,green quick glance guide. Carrots cooked are RED, raw are GREEN. Why?? This is info that new diagnosed diabetics need. Grits is something everyone here in the south eats every day. It’s not listed! It’s corn based so I’m pretty sure it would be RED. Not worth the money in any way.