NutriWalking - Step Counter
doubtful ratingAs 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.
34real score
4store star
6,521ratings
About the rating
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.
Strengths
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.
Weak spots
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.