Review signals only — 2 user-reported signals — from user reviews, not yet audited by Appworthy.
Reported by users
What reviewers said
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Paywall blocks the basics
I used the app to track my weight loss and it worked fantastically. But the subscription model has hard locked my logged data behind a paywall that I can not export, or edit if I mistyped the numbers. Additionally putting the on-screen…
Great interface, love the app as a whole but I hate that the free tier is so limiting. Maybe remove most tiers and have just one that has unlimited saves, and the free tier with around 15-20 saves. That would probably give people a chance…
Was useful to track on home screen widget, but paywall has been added making it locked behind a paywall, not possible to download all the data you have added to move across to a different platform. The way you have handled the change is…
Reviewers report clear pricing
Recently came across this app and it was quite expensive. But the dev had run a promotional offer for the lifetime license and i picked it up. It tracks really well right from prices to numbers to stocks. If you find it difficult to…
Good app, much better than others I've tried, I can see how some complain about the price structure especially considering it used to be a one time purchase which I had on an old account , however equally I do understand that time is…
Well-designed app with a clean interface and versatile tracking options. However, the subscription model feels misplaced for an app that functions locally. Since there are no apparent external hosting costs, a one-time purchase would be…
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