Mindful Eating Tracker for Android

While there are some areas where this app can improve, I still find it very useful in keeping track of and identifying relationships between various elements that affect my day-to-day life. I love how easy it is to add things and the various ways they can be tracked, e.g., pain can be moderate to severe to not at all, you can count cups of coffee using a single tap; you can set something up to be measured in percentages, length of time, number of pounds, and more. There are areas that I don't use. I have yet to see how the calendar feature is of any help. It would be far better if I had more control of where items appear, so I could, for example, more easily compare how much sleep I had to how much patience I had the next day. And I wish that you could view the graphs horizontally so you could compare more elements together over a longer period, but it does not rotate. And even though it automatically appeared on my Mobile when I downloaded it onto my phone, the entries I make on my phone don't appear on my Mobile, and the annoying verticality is also there. Having it work across devices like my calendar does would be a great feature. That said, I use it very day and it has helped me stay on track on diet and exercise and to become more aware of how other experiences (like how much my neighbor's dog was barking or how much I socialized) affect my success.

Very confusing! I completed the tutorial several times and still can't locate the icons and buttons mentioned. Worst of all, there is no contact for support within the app.

I'm really wishing I'd been able to try out this app before wasting my money on it. It's super confusing to get around and I spent way too much time figuring it out via trial and error. One plus is that you can add and modify the categories and charts, but that's all it is, essentially. Categories and charts. Certainly not worth three dollars.

The way the different components of this app are organized is not at all intuitive. It feels very all over the place. The layout overall is not user friendly and there are a lot of glitches. For example, almost every time I click on a category, I am shown a blank page.

This is actually an extremely customizable app that can serve a lot of different health tracking purposes. I love that it offers multiple methods of measurement that can apply to quantities, moods, levels, etc. My dietitian gave me a mindful eating worksheet on paper, and while it took a while to set up, I was able to build the worksheet into the app for my daily meals. I also use it to track exercise habits, medications, and side effects. It's also extremely versatile for sharing and analyzing data. The only feature I'd love to see added is a better journal measurement—like a note that you can add to throughout the day, rather than having to re-write a note every time you want to change something. This would make the app pretty much perfect for mindful habit tracking.