What Olive: Your Holistic Health Companion for Cleaner Living customers say
They have a useful healthy-shopping concept, but the first-use and paid experience creates more distrust than confidence. The clearest openings are immediate access, accurate scan evidence, and billing that does not feel hidden. Their recurring GLP-1 promotions and weak support give you a way to position around independence and user control.
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- 29 August 2026
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Oliveapp reviews, read · 60 of 120 read one by one · 2026-08-29T11:28:56.404Z
Their biggest weakness is the path to value: many users face long questionnaires, friend referrals, paywalls, or a trial before they can scan anything. Paid users also report login failures, freezes, inaccurate product data, billing surprises, and slow refunds or support. You can compete by making first use immediate, showing clear billing controls, and proving scan accuracy before adding personalization or monetization.
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120 of 120 reviews · fetched 2026-08-29 · first run, nothing to compare against
JUST LET ME USE APP
I’ll keep YUKA Before you can even use the app to ask you a bunch of questions that for me were completely irrelevant and personal so I deleted it before I ever got a chance to use Like bro just let me use the App stop gate keeping to get my personal info.
Really push their peptides on you
I wanted to love this app but every time I go to the explanation on why something scored the way it did, it’s always a sales pitch on why I should buy their GLP-1 or another peptide. I also wish there was a way to turn off the diary prompts every time I open the scanner. I don’t want to fill out those questions just for them to try to push the peptides again. Not to mention the scanner has only worked half the time in the grocery store. Hard to trust an app when it tried to sell you something at every turn
WAY BETTER THAN YUKA
Do not get Yuka it sucks olive is way better
Scammed
Edit:why would I emaiI the same exact person who’s been ignoring my emails for over a month? Already filed my claim and report. I paid for the full year and was still locked out of my features that should have unlocked. I have been emailing for a month now about refunding my account over 8 emails and still nothing. Be careful….they will not response.
Predatory gross business practices - avoid
Update: the developer response did nothing to address these concerns. They just shift the accountability to Apple to manage their subscriptions and act as if they couldn’t possibly do something else to better support customers. Why not give reminders about how much time is left to cancel right in the app? Make it easier? Because you want people to forget and have to pay you! That’s predatory and ableist, no way around it. Read the fine print!! The seven day free trial is actually only six days. You have to cancel 24 hours before it ends to avoid being charged. Not only that, but despite having lower cost monthly subscriptions available they charge you for a FULL YEAR if you don’t cancel in time. There’s no need for this, they could just have the free features stop working after seven days instead of charging people. The least they could do is be up front and clear about exactly when and how to cancel and encourage you to screen shot it before agreeing to the trial. Even after paying a high fee, they still embed GLP-1 ads for you to open throughout the app disguised as opportunities to “learn more” about a food ingredient. This app could be great if the company genuinely cared about honesty/ethics as much as $$$. I won’t be subscribing again. Not that they care, because they have built their business on scamming new people into paying instead.
App is good but camera doesn’t work
The meal camera works but my shelf and single item scan doesn’t
Expensive
showed 29.99 for the yearly price yet i was charged 54.99 not even a month of having the app. so absurd.
“Free” paid trial
Charged me for free trial with no refund after cancelling membership, tried to fear monger me into signing up again by claiming the day after the “membership” expired by sending a notification that something scanned had now been recalled. I am pregnant and all these FDA recalls are terrifying, how horrible of you to try and use that to make me pay again. That’s sick.
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