InOut - Calorie Counter

The biggest issue for me is that the app only lets me log meals by taking photos, and there’s no option to enter food manually. I find this very inconvenient. Unless you’re already someone who takes photos of every meal, I wouldn’t recommend this app as a food tracker. Other than that, the app is cute, easy to use, and overall enjoyable.

The AI coach keeps on scolding me for not logging while I log based on my local time zone- Korea is a day ahead so AI is VERY confused. Also the reminder/alert goes off based on KST which doesn’t help keep track of things. Being able to add different time zones will attract more Korean clients who life abroad perhaps?

1. I paid about $60 for the app; yet it still sends me so many pop up ads. why??? 2. The app is only in Korean. I have chatgpt so I can translate and I know enough Korean to get by but it’s still difficult sometimes. 3. This app does not have a clear settings section to adjust calories/macros. Once you set it, that’s it. Why is it like this??? I am a certified personal trainer and nutritionist and I know that you have to adjust calories and macros for weight fluctuations and movement. The GOOD This app knows all the Korean foods. if you take a photo of something, and didn’t know what it was, this app will tell you what it is and give you a very accurate calorie estimate. My main issue with the app is that it has too many pop ups, even after paying for it. And 2, there is no settings to adjust calories.