Hi, whats a problem in your life when it comes to anything that you want to be solved to make your life easier, something that can turn into a app.
Hi, whats a problem in your life when it comes to anything that you want to be solved to make your life easier, something that can turn into a app.
Hi, whats a problem in your life when it comes to anything that you want to be solved to make your life easier, something that can turn into a app.
Hi, I am making a Ai calorie counter app, and I would love to know your guys opinions on what would you like to see form a calorie counter App? what would make you want to use the app and even pay a subscription? All the constructive feedback is nice.
I want to create a calorie counter App with Ai , I was wondering what would make you want to subscribe? what futures would you want to see on the app? Lets me know
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I'm building an app and would love your honest opinions (especially if you've quit tracking before)
I'm working on a calorie tracker app called SnapCal. The whole idea is that you take a photo of your meal and AI instantly estimates the calories and macros — no typing, no searching a database, no logging by hand. It also gives you one personalized coaching tip per day based on what you actually ate.
Before I build anything I want to talk to real people, not just assume I know what the problems are. So if you've ever tried calorie tracking and stopped — or you're currently tracking and have frustrations — I'd genuinely love to hear from you.
A few questions if you're willing to answer in the comments (or DM me if you'd prefer):
Why did you stop tracking calories? What specifically made you quit?
Have you ever tried a photo-based tracker like Cal AI? What did you think?
When you have a bad eating day, do you still open the app — or do you avoid it?
If an app sent you one short piece of advice per day based on what you ate, would that feel helpful or annoying?
What time of day are you most likely to open a health app?
What would make you pay $10/month for a calorie app when free ones exist?
Have you ever shared your food log or progress with anyone? Why or why not?
No pitch, no sign-up link, nothing to buy. I'm just trying to understand the real problems before I write a single line of code. Completely honest answers are way more useful to me than nice ones.
Thanks in advance — even one or two answers really helps.
'm building an app and would love your honest opinions (especially if you've quit tracking before)
I'm working on a calorie tracker app called SnapCal. The whole idea is that you take a photo of your meal and AI instantly estimates the calories and macros — no typing, no searching a database, no logging by hand. It also gives you one personalized coaching tip per day based on what you actually ate.
Before I build anything I want to talk to real people, not just assume I know what the problems are. So if you've ever tried calorie tracking and stopped — or you're currently tracking and have frustrations — I'd genuinely love to hear from you.
A few questions if you're willing to answer in the comments (or DM me if you'd prefer):
Why did you stop tracking calories? What specifically made you quit?
Have you ever tried a photo-based tracker like Cal AI? What did you think?
When you have a bad eating day, do you still open the app — or do you avoid it?
If an app sent you one short piece of advice per day based on what you ate, would that feel helpful or annoying?
What time of day are you most likely to open a health app?
What would make you pay $10/month for a calorie app when free ones exist?
Have you ever shared your food log or progress with anyone? Why or why not?
No pitch, no sign-up link, nothing to buy. I'm just trying to understand the real problems before I write a single line of code. Completely honest answers are way more useful to me than nice ones.
Thanks in advance — even one or two answers really helps.
I'm building an app and would love your honest opinions (especially if you've quit tracking before)
I'm working on a calorie tracker app called SnapCal. The whole idea is that you take a photo of your meal and AI instantly estimates the calories and macros — no typing, no searching a database, no logging by hand. It also gives you one personalized coaching tip per day based on what you actually ate.
Before I build anything I want to talk to real people, not just assume I know what the problems are. So if you've ever tried calorie tracking and stopped — or you're currently tracking and have frustrations — I'd genuinely love to hear from you.
A few questions if you're willing to answer in the comments (or DM me if you'd prefer):
Why did you stop tracking calories? What specifically made you quit?
Have you ever tried a photo-based tracker like Cal AI? What did you think?
When you have a bad eating day, do you still open the app — or do you avoid it?
If an app sent you one short piece of advice per day based on what you ate, would that feel helpful or annoying?
What time of day are you most likely to open a health app?
What would make you pay $10/month for a calorie app when free ones exist?
Have you ever shared your food log or progress with anyone? Why or why not?
No pitch, no sign-up link, nothing to buy. I'm just trying to understand the real problems before I write a single line of code. Completely honest answers are way more useful to me than nice ones.
Thanks in advance — even one or two answers really helps.
Feel free to answer any of the questions or all. All input is greatly appreciated. Thank you. I'm building an app and would love your honest opinions (especially if you've quit tracking before)
I'm working on a calorie tracker app called SnapCal. The whole idea is that you take a photo of your meal and AI instantly estimates the calories and macros — no typing, no searching a database, no logging by hand. It also gives you one personalized coaching tip per day based on what you actually ate.
Before I build anything I want to talk to real people, not just assume I know what the problems are. So if you've ever tried calorie tracking and stopped — or you're currently tracking and have frustrations — I'd genuinely love to hear from you.
A few questions if you're willing to answer in the comments (or DM me if you'd prefer):
Why did you stop tracking calories? What specifically made you quit?
Have you ever tried a photo-based tracker like Cal AI? What did you think?
When you have a bad eating day, do you still open the app — or do you avoid it?
If an app sent you one short piece of advice per day based on what you ate, would that feel helpful or annoying?
What time of day are you most likely to open a health app?
What would make you pay $10/month for a calorie app when free ones exist?
Have you ever shared your food log or progress with anyone? Why or why not?
No pitch, no sign-up link, nothing to buy. I'm just trying to understand the real problems before I write a single line of code. Completely honest answers are way more useful to me than nice ones.
Thanks in advance — even one or two answers really helps.