Healthi Reviews

I mostly got Healthi because I needed it to play nice with my Fitbit and Apple Health... it connected way easier than I expected. My steps and activity just show up without me having to mess with it every day, which is pretty much all I wanted.

I did have one small syncing delay once, but I closed the app and reopened it, and that fixed it. Overall, it makes tracking food and movement feel a lot less annoying... happy with it so far.

I’ve been using this regularly and it really helps keep me motivated. It’s simple, helpful, and gives me that extra push when I need it. Definitely something I plan to keep using

I’ve been using the app for a while and it works good overall. Every now and then, especially after updates, I’ll notice a small bug here or there, but nothing too annoying, annoying enough to stop using it. For the most part, it does what I need.

I had a small issue and reached out to support, and they got back to me quickly. For the kind of problem I was dealing with, the response time and fix were exactly what I needed. Overall, a smooth experience.

They did help me get my steps syncing again, so credit where it’s due. The replies were a little slow, though, which was super fun while I was just sitting there waiting for a basic fix.

I’ve been using the app and overall I do like it, but the barcode scanner has been a little hit or miss for me. Some products scan instantly and pull up the right info, which is great. But other times, the item either doesn’t show up at all or it brings up the wrong food. It’s not bad enough to make me stop using the app, but in day-to-day use I end up manually entering things more often than I expected. Still helpful, just not as reliable as I was hoping.

I’ve been using Healthi for a bit now, and it’s been really helpful for keeping me motivated without making me feel nagged. I’m usually juggling work, errands, and whatever else comes up during the week, so it’s easy for me to forget what I’m doing or just decide I’ll “start again tomorrow.” The check-ins and tracking give me a little accountability, especially on those busy days when I’m eating lunch at my desk or rushing around after dinner. It’s just enough of a reminder to keep going, and it helps me not give up so quickly.

I’ve been using Healthi mostly for the zero point foods list, and it’s made tracking feel a lot less annoying. When I’m hungry, I can quickly check the list and put together a meal without overthinking every single bite. It’s simple and helps me stay on plan, especially on busy days. I do wish some of the instructions were a little clearer in places, but overall I’m really glad I found it.

The plan felt personal, and not like a bunch of random tips thrown together. A few of the meals didn’t really work with my schedule, but most of it was easy to follow, and made sense for what I’m trying to do. Overall, good experience, just wish there was a bit more flexibility.

I was having a little trouble adding my water and thought I was missing something… Support got back to me quickly and pointed out where it was in the app. Turns out it was simple once I knew where to look. Works fine now, so yeah, happy with it.

My snap judgment was that this was a solid deal, and so far it’s worked just fine for me. Great price, no complaints.

I’ve been using the Healthi app it’s easy to figure out. Logging food doesn’t feel like a chore, which I really appreciate, and the screens aren’t all cluttered or confusing. It took me maybe a day or two to get comfortable with it. Then suddenly, okay, wait, this app actually makes my life easier. Anyway, it works well for what I need and I’m happy with it.

On the rough days, this community is what keeps me going. It’s kind of ridiculous how much a few supportive messages or shared stories can turn my mood around, but it really does make a difference.

I’ve been using Healthi for a while, and I’ll admit I’m usually cautious when an app changes because I don’t want my routine messed up. These recent updates have mostly been good, though. The food search feels quicker, and the tracking changes are nice since it takes fewer taps now.

A few things did move around, so I was a little lost at first and had to double-check where everything went. Syncing still acts up sometimes too, so I’m not fully letting my guard down there. But overall, it’s easier to use than it was before, so I’d give it 4 stars.

I really liked my coach, they were patient and actually listened to what I needed. The tips were simple and fit into my normal day, not one of those super strict plans that feels impossible to keep up with. Overall, I’m happy with the experience...

I’ve been using Healthi for a few months now, and honestly... it’s been really helpful!! I’ve lost some weight without feeling like I’m being super strict or miserable, which is a big deal for me. The points tracking takes a little getting used to, but once you figure it out, it’s simple!!! Some foods are missing or the points seem a little off sometimes, but overall?? It definitely helps keep me accountable and on track.

I’ve been using this to track my meals and calories, and overall it’s been easy once you get the hang of it. It definitely helps me stay on track. The only annoying part is that some foods take forever to find, which feels like something whoever runs this should really clean up.

I like that Healthi actually works with how I already eat instead of trying to shove me into some perfect little meal plan. I’m picky about certain foods and I try to keep things lower carb, so I was expecting the usual polished app talk where everything sounds great but is annoying in real life. So far, it’s been straightforward. I can find meals, track what I’m eating, and not feel like I have to follow one specific way of eating. It’s simple, which I appreciate.

I’ve been using Healthi to track my meals, my gut feeling is that it’s solid for the way I use it. The food database is accurate most of the time, especially for everyday items, and it saves me from having to manually enter everything. Every now and then I’ll notice a store brand item is missing or the info feels a little off, so I usually double-check the label if something doesn’t seem right. It’s not flawless, but it works well enough that I keep coming back to it.

I’ve been using Healthi for a bit and I do like that there are a few different program options to choose from. It makes it easier to find something that feels more like your style instead of being locked into one strict plan. It’s flexible, which I appreciate. That said, some of the setup and program differences were a little confusing at first, and I had to bounce around a bit before finding the one that clicked for me. Overall, it’s been a good experience, just not totally effortless.