What Foodvisor customers say
They market Foodvisor as a low-pressure way to build eating habits and reach weight goals, but 30 of their 30 ads give little detail about how the app produces guidance. The newest 60 reviews support easy logging, coaching and motivation while exposing recurring concerns about billing, food-data accuracy, editing and personalization. You can take the clearest opening by showing your mechanism, making payment terms plain and treating corrections and individual dietary needs as core features.
- Researched
- 29 August 2026
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- foodvisor.io
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- US
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- 4 of 9 answered
- 30
- ads found
- 160
- reviews found
- 4
- sources read
- 3.90
- review rating
Foodvisor reviews, read · 60 of 160 read one by one · 2026-08-29T11:26:57.751Z
The newest 60 reviews show a clear split: people praise easy logging, coaching, lessons and motivation, while complaints focus on billing, data accuracy, customization and unwanted gamification. At least 5 reviews describe immediate charges, denied refunds or deceptive trial and offer flows. You can compete by making pricing and refunds explicit, allowing corrections and preferences, and keeping the logging path fast.
- 160
- reviews in the window
- 3.88
- average rating
- 25%
- one or two stars
- 11%
- answered by the brand
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- carry an English text
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160 of 160 reviews · fetched 2026-08-29 · first run, nothing to compare against
Scams you for money
This app says they will give you money back, guaranteed within 14 days if you don’t like the product. I did not like the product and attempted to get my money back after 5 days. They will tell you to get the refund through Apple. Apple will tell you no. Then when you tell them Apple said no, they tell you to ask Apple then they stop replying to you. This feels like a scam, a big lie, and I will not support a company that does this.
Get this app you won’t regret it
I’ve struggled with my weight for so long. I’ve only been using this app for a week and I’m already down 5 pounds. I’m over the moon. I recommend this app to all of my friends because I’m so happy with the results I’ve seen.
Misleading Information
I downloaded the app and was told on upon sign up if I didn’t like my results or experience I could get a refund on my subscription. Logging the food was horrible and never had the correct serving size, macros, calories, etc. Even labels that were scanned came up with the wrong information. I tried to get a refund on my subscription multiple ways and never received it. Extremely deceiving. Don’t download.
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Great app
This app keeps me on track and is fun to use. I look forward to seeing my progress and capturing my day to day.
Great Motivational App
This app has encouraged me to create good habits! I love it!
Ótimo app
Sem nenhuma reclamação, esse aqui é meu segundo dia, com o passar dos tempo atualizarei a avaliação 💪🏽
This app is a mess [Updated]
Update: I’ve continued using this app, and still find it very frustrating, so I figure I will be stopping soon. There is not NOTHING off value here, but it is often poorly organized, contradictory, or headache-inducing. Take for example, my breakfast today. First the app tells me that including a ground beef patty is not good (orange caution rating) then when I go to analyze the meal it tells me that the patty is “the best food here” because of the protein and fat it provides. 😒 Similarly the app tells me that my lactose free milk is “orange” and then on the same screen, that it is the best food in the group. Mind you the other foods in that lunch were reasonable portions of fruit and vegetables. And then further down that same screen it suggests I swap the milk for almond milk. Seriously make up your ****ing mind. Is it good or not? Also the lessons (what I figured I was really paying for) STILL have not included ACTUAL instructions on how to plan means. Always super vague just “focus on filling in your circles” how am I going to do that if you don’t give me a structured methodology? I still wish I’d spent my $24 somewhere else. Original review: Wishy-washy While the photo analysis feature is neat, there is no way to get the app to stop suggesting I eat foods I am allergic to (nightshades, lentils) so it is constantly giving inaccurate to my individual situation meal suggestions. It is also frustrating to be shamed for eating large breakfasts which I need to do to support my ADHD (and large breakfasts were JUST recommended by the app’s own built-in class series! The left hand is not talking to the right!!!) Support is difficult if not impossible to contact. No improvements seem to be made. App has poor grammar. Seed feature is obnoxious and there is no way to disable it. There is also no way to reduce motion for those of us who get dizzy easily. I want a refund.
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