It's good if calories are all you are after. I have a few issues with the data sharing though. It doesn't sync calorie or water data to Fitbit. No water data sharing with google fit either. So, if you log your water or calories on this app, you will be stuck using this app alone to manage your nutritional health. You won't be able to share the data, thus won't have personal nutritional recommendations from any other app while using this. I reached out to support about some of these data sharing issues and they just give me the standard "It's not our fault it's the other apps fault" standard operating spiel. If you are running the nutritional component of someone's health strategy, I really think blaming the other app company isn't very proactive. Providing a fully functional service so you can retain your customers for a longer period might be a better option If Fitbit gets a better way of scanning Swedish barcodes and improves upon their nutrition UX, I will be changing. As it's the only thing that is currently keeping me invested in lifesum. Saying that the life score is an excellent feature. I really like it and it gives me something to work towards every week. I just wish they would give you more information about where you went wrong with your score. instead of blanket statements like "imbalanced." Sometimes I am not sure whether I am supposed to be eating more, or less fats, for example.