NutriWalking - Step Counter
some mismatch with reviewsAs a pedometer the app is barely discussed. Reviews revolve around misleading ads and double charges. People pay 20-35 dollars for promised tai chi and get a fasting tracker with no workouts. Step-count accuracy and Apple Health handling almost never come up, because few users get that far.
The 4.0 store rating rides on day-one raves ('tried it 5 days'), while text ratings sag to 2.3. Many complaints that ads promise interactive tai chi and workouts, but inside there is only a fasting tracker and a paywall. Not review fraud, but a gap between the ad and the product.
A mismatch is an analytical signal, not proof that the rating was manipulated.
What users love
- The tidy interface and the free fasting tracker won people over. The first days are full of support and motivation
- And the start feels easy.
What users hate
- Ads show interactive tai chi and workouts that are not in the app. Double charges and being billed again for a subscription after signing in
- And refunds only come after threatening to complain.
Who it is for
For people who just want a simple intermittent-fasting tracker and can ignore everything else. Not for anyone after a real pedometer or actual tai chi sessions.