MyNetDiary Reviews

I wish the goal settings were more flexible. It feels kind of limited and frustrating when I’m trying to adjust things to fit what I actually need. On top of that, having to go through verification over and over again gets really annoying fast.

I mostly use MyNetDiary to track what I eat, and for basic meal logging it’s fine. But the recipe part tests my patience. Adding a recipe feels like way more work than it should be, especially on my phone, and I get irritated quickly tapping through all the steps.
Going back to edit ingredients later isn’t much better. Sometimes the portions don’t change the way I think they should, so then I’m stuck checking everything again, which kind of defeats the point. I don’t have the patience to babysit an app just to make sure dinner is counted right.
If you mostly scan stuff or log simple meals, it does the job. But if you cook at home a lot, the recipe tools become annoying fast. I really wish that section was simpler, smoother, and not so buggy.

The calorie tracking worked here and there, but a lot of foods were either missing or had nutrition info that didn’t seem right. After a while, the numbers felt off enough that I just stopped trusting it. I also kind of felt like just another ticket number when trying to deal with the issues, which made the whole experience more frustrating

I mostly use MyNetDiary for logging workouts, and for that, it’s been really convenient. Adding an exercise is quick, and it remembers the ones I do a lot, so I’m not always retyping the same stuff. I can’t speak as much to every other feature, but for basic workout tracking, it works great for me.

I’ve been using MyNetDiary a lot when I grab lunch or dinner out, and I’m kind of impressed by how many restaurant menus are already in there. Most of the places I check pop up with calories and macros that feel close enough for what I need.
It makes logging way less of a hassle, especially on busy days when I don’t want to overthink it. It’s not perfect every single time, but it’s been super helpful and makes eating out feel a lot easier to track...

I’ve been using MyNetDiary to keep track of my carbs, blood sugar, and meds, and it’s been kinda a big help. It’s simple enough to use day to day, and it keeps me more aware of what’s going on. It’s not perfect, but it’s been really helpful for managing my diabetes.

I mostly use MyNetDiary for tracking my food, and maybe I’m just assuming water should be super easy to log, but the water tracking feels kind of clunky. It takes more taps than I expected, and I keep thinking there should just be a quick-add button for common amounts. Half the time I forget to log it because it feels tucked away in the app. It’s not a huge deal, but for something as basic as water, I figured it would be smoother.

I’ve been using MyNetDiary mainly for intermittent fasting, and overall it’s been really helpful. The fasting timer and food tracking make it easy to stay on top of things without feeling like I have to overthink every meal. My only small complaint is that a few parts of the app can feel a little more detailed than I need sometimes. But for my routine, it does the job well and keeps me consistent, which is exactly what I was looking for

I logged my meals while I was on a flight with no connection, and everything synced up fine once I was back online. It’s one of those little things that makes the app feel more reliable than...

I got some useful dietitian tips out of it, so it wasn’t a total miss. But the coach side felt generic and not really tailored to me, which seemed avoidable. I was hoping for more specific guidance instead of advice that felt like it could apply to anyone.

I really wanted to like MyNetDiary for meal planning, but it kind of confirmed what I already suspected with these apps: the tracking is decent, but the planning side feels like a chore. Adding meals and swapping foods takes more taps than it should, and the suggestions kept missing the mark for what I actually eat. It’s fine if you just want to log stuff, but the meal planning definitely needs some work

I signed up in no time, and the whole setup was so easy I almost couldn’t believe it. Everything was clear enough that I didn’t have to stress or overthink a single step. it felt like a huge relief!

I wasn’t totally sure about paying for it at first, but after using it for a bit, it’s been worth the subscription for me. Reading between the lines, I think the real value is just how much easier it makes things day to day, even if it’s not something you notice all at once.

The app works alright overall, but my phone and tablet seem to get out of sync every so often. I’ve had to re-enter things a couple of times more or less, which gets annoying

I’ve been using MyNetDiary for a few weeks now, and the reminders have genuinely been one of my favorite parts. They nudge me to log breakfast, drink water, and check my weight, but they don’t feel constant or irritating. I especially like that I can adjust the reminder times, because some days I’m up early and other days I don’t even think about breakfast until later. It’s a small feature, but being able to set it around my actual routine makes a big difference. It keeps me consistent without feeling like the app is nagging me. Easy 5 stars from me.

It’s been keeping me on track, and I have been losing weight slowly, which is a good sign. I’m still a little unsure about the overall quality and how well it’ll hold up over time, but so far it’s been working for me.

I do like some things about MyNetDiary, like the tracking part is fine and all that. But the community side just feels... kind of quiet? Like I’ll post a question or look through the groups and there’s not much happening, or not much back-and-forth anyway.

I guess I expected a food tracking app to have more people swapping tips, cheering each other on, stuff like that. Instead it feels a bit empty, which makes it harder to stay motivated, so I’ve been kind of looking around for that support somewhere else.

I started using this app sometime last month, or maybe the month before, and it’s been really solid so far. It opens quickly, doesn’t freeze on me, and logging meals only takes a minute. Syncing has worked fine too. I’ve been using it pretty much every day and haven’t had any random crashes or weird issues yet

I just checked the privacy settings again recently, and they felt straightforward to use. Maybe it’s because my latest experience was smooth, but I’m feeling more confident that my info is being handled safely.

I canceled quick and didn’t have no hassle with the billing, so that was nice