What Users Really Think About Carbon - Macro Coach & Tracker

The business owner won’t take accountability for having ties with someone in the Epstein files.

Initially, loved the app. Easy to use and felt the macros were appropriate, signed up to use for 6 months to help get me back on track. After two check ins, it took me down to 900 calories as a female who strength trains 3 times/week and is active daily with steps as a hospital worker. Wish I could ...

Tried it, too basic for me, canceled trial then got charged for an annual subscription. No thanks guys. Caliber and my fitness pal do everything I need.

This app is so bad. There’s nothing advanced or even useful in it. You can’t even set more than one diet goal (seriously? What if I have to keep insulin resistance in check, and also preferably not have a heart attack soon while preventing sarcopenia) ? should have taken the lack of trial period as ...

Kept telling me to eat 900 calories a day when my BMR is 1300 and I workout all the time. That’s not realistic at all

Dr norton heavily marketed this app like it was something special and offer guidance and directions. Instead I paid $11 for a pure caloric register app that does exactly the same as the original app I use does (free of charge). Plus the first 3 items i barcoded this app did not recognized. Well desi...

I just got carbon and paid for the subscription but I’m pretty disappointed. To start, I don’t like that they don’t give you a preview before you buy the subscription. That’s what got me. Because when making my macros, it gives you a limit on what you can choose. For me I weigh around 160-165 and I ...

I would be willing to pay the expensive subscription if it was worth it however without trying it I can’t even tell if it’s worth it.