I bought lifetime membership on this and it had failed to open
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From the latest 98 reviews on the United States App Store, May 30, 2016 to Dec 7, 2025: 54% are 1 or 2 stars. Open a theme to read what people wrote.
21 of the 1 and 2 star reviews.
★★★★★ A company called Blue Apron actually already does this through a subscription service but it's quite limited choice, expensive and they only do dinners.
★★★★★ So much food waste and expensive to do it that way, not to mention time consuming.
★★★★★ In the subscription I got, it included the nutrition coach.
9 of the 1 and 2 star reviews.
★★★★★ I bought lifetime membership on this and it had failed to open
★★★★★ Freeletics will set you up to fail, especially if you're starting over.
★★★★★ But that doesn't work because when you buy the ingredients needed you end up with an enormous over load of perishable food or stock that goes to waste and your shopping budget will triple.
5 of the 1 and 2 star reviews.
★★★★★ A company called Blue Apron actually already does this through a subscription service but it's quite limited choice, expensive and they only do dinners.
★★★★★ unlocking the recipes that are locked.
★★★★★ Regret ever giving them my credit card information.
5 of the 1 and 2 star reviews.
★★★★★ Recipes seem to not sync even though I'm opening the app and am waiting for quite some time.
★★★★★ When I try to go in to restore the purchase or alter my user data, the app crashes.
★★★★★ Why con people? Worthless unless you pay for a coach! Bait and switch!!
4 of the 1 and 2 star reviews.
★★★★★ When I am doing a recipe in the book, the phone screen turns off so I have to re-enter my password to view the recipe.
★★★★★ Firstly, the product is poorly named—to get any sort of value out of the product you've got to sign up for a ~40$ monthly membership.
★★★★★ I didn't sign up for a starvation "diet" that was completely unbalanced in terms of an appropriate mix of carbs, proteins, and fats, and totally inadequate in terms of caloric intake.
4 of the 1 and 2 star reviews.
★★★★★ It's as simple as that (and yes, I gave Freeletics Bodyweight one star for similar reasons: No contact with a certified professional and nothing explained in plain English for beginners).
★★★★★ Also, the contact us link doesn't work in the app.
★★★★★ Customer service offered me a refund, but I have to contact iTunes for that, which is proving very unsuccessful so far.
4 of the 1 and 2 star reviews.
★★★★★ The Coach tab won't show me the calendar control, so I can't change the day.
★★★★★ Also, there's no option to select how much repetition you want etc.
★★★★★ While I enjoy many of the recipes, the site severely lacks organization.
2 of the 1 and 2 star reviews.
★★★★★ When I try to go in to restore the purchase or alter my user data, the app crashes.
7 of the 4 and 5 star reviews.
★★★★★ For a man who doesn't cook much, I've been able to make some tasty meals. Plus I'm eating healthy food that are new to me; foods that are going to help me get strong.
★★★★★ They recipes are also pretty easy to make and really delicious.
★★★★★ The menus are simple and easy!
3 of the 4 and 5 star reviews.
★★★★★ This would be extremely helpful for people with food allergies.
★★★★★ This app teach and helps to have a healthier lifestyle
★★★★★ This is soooooo freaking helpful and easy to use compared to other apps.
3 of the 4 and 5 star reviews.
★★★★★ But, like I said, the food is great plus I've already lost 6 lbs in 3 days so it is soooo worth it!!!
★★★★★ I'm only using the free version, mainly for the recipes, healthy eating, macro count.
★★★★★ Ability to choose dairy free as a food restriction or that the recipes offer dairy replacements options.
2 of the 4 and 5 star reviews.
★★★★★ Many of the recipes are quick, easy, and satisfying.
★★★★★ The recipes I have chooses are easy, quick and delicious!
2 of the 4 and 5 star reviews.
★★★★★ Good app with fun recipes.
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Latest reviews, United States App Store.
I bought lifetime membership on this and it had failed to open
Zero instruction on how to use the app. Just a huge list of recipes?? If I wanted a cook book I’d buy one. No customization at all. One size fits all cook book. Would not recommend.
I tried to like this, but I couldn’t find any food options that I liked. I’m not happy with the choices it gives me for each meal. The ingredients, I either don’t have access to in my town or I flat out don’t like them. I’ve had the app for two years and not once did I make anything… the images all just looked so boring - bland and unappetizing. I think that’s what stops me the most, the images. They don’t get me excited to cook. Every time I open it, I disappoint myself. The only reason why I still have it is because it came with the other Freeletics fitness app.
As with Freeletics Bodyweight, this app highlights the dangers of using artificial intelligence to do the work that should be done by certified professionals. Because you don’t get to talk to a registered dietitian, this app will only leave you grasping at straws because it doesn’t adequately explain the meal plan it has set up for you and why. It also assumes that you’re only using Freeletics Bodyweight for workouts when there are better options led by certified trainers on YouTube and elsewhere. The fact that you don’t get assigned a real-life registered dietitian to help you make sense of all this should be reason enough for you to stay away. Freeletics will set you up to fail, especially if you’re starting over. It’s as simple as that (and yes, I gave Freeletics Bodyweight one star for similar reasons: No contact with a certified professional and nothing explained in plain English for beginners).
Die App an sich ist super, allerdings wurde sie seit tausend Jahren nicht mehr wirklich aktualisiert und wirkt im vergleich der zu Freeletics App super veraltet. Eine Kommunikation zwischen der App und Health ist leider ebenfalls nicht vorhanden. Es fehlt leider über an Feinheiten al
THE PROBLEM This app is really no different to other nutritional apps. Except you’ll pay $30.99 for three months that includes a coach. It lists out meals you’d be interested in eating. You go buy the ingredients from the shop and cook. But that doesn’t work because when you buy the ingredients needed you end up with an enormous over load of perishable food or stock that goes to waste and your shopping budget will triple. This is so backward and it’s not even this apps fault. THE SOLUTION Whether it’s this app’s company or not somebody needs to work with the global food supply chain problem from the ground up and package the ingredients so that you have the right portion controlled amount of ingredients for each meal you want to cook. A company called Blue Apron actually already does this through a subscription service but it’s quite limited choice, expensive and they only do dinners. So to the developers and the company I’d recommend innovation. I don’t know how you’ll do it but it will change the world not only from a supply chain view but also from a nutritional aspect by helping millions of people all over the world be more healthy while helping to sustain the environment. Please somebody … Elon Musk … somebody do this. I would but I don’t have the money nor the financial backing to help get it off the ground.
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Released May 29, 2016. Current version shipped Jan 12, 2026.
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