- Plan meals to meet health goals such as weight loss- Betters patients understanding of nutrition- Recipe lookup and nutritious meal ideas

- Difficult to use meal planner- Only one pricing option

Great experience overall. Nil complaints.

Easy to introduce with clients. PDF versions of meal plans look great. App is easy to use and understand. Allows clients to see recommendations for food groups and fluids. Looks attractive and want to interact with the application. Have passed on my positive feedback in the past.

We cannot yet send PDF versions of the meal plans to clients who have no capability to engage with the application. Issues with loss of data still occurs from time to time. The recipes developed by the team are not common NZ meals, balanced recipes similar to my food bag, help fresh etc are desirable by our target audience. Cannot edit a recipe without it being deleted from the meal plan template. Cannot edit a recipe easily to change from regular bread to GF bread if someone was coeliac, need to enter the recipe from the beginning again. Default weight is still ideal, not all clients signing up are wanting to change their weight. Compared to my fitness pal the foods you can enter still have a way to go (selection and specificity). When clinicians are on leave we cannot see their chats to their clients without getting the email code, this makes it difficult to answer questions and provide the best care possible. Cannot add foods in the app in measures such as one apple or 10 almonds yet. Fruit serving recommendations read 3 serve when it is 2 and vegetables reads 2 serve when it should be at least 3

I’m looking to start my nutrition business and was hoping foodzilla would be a useful option. Overall I’m finding it slightly difficult to navigate.

I most like the range of tools this app offers, it’s an all in one service.

I find the meal planning and recipe section difficult to navigate.

A useful tool for a private practicing dietitian and with potential to be incorporated into the DHB's with some refinements and possible linking in with existing databases used already.

I have only used this app very minimally as the setup for its use within an outpatient setting with the DHB is a path to pave. Having said that, the support received for setup along with an live virtual demo by [SENSITIVE CONTENT HIDDEN] from Foodzilla made for a good introduction to the workings and improved my understanding of to go about using it. The overall concept and idea to have an app accessible by both patient and Healthcare provider is unique and provides a lot of potential especially under community, outpatient and private practice settings. The app features abilities for the dietitian to create and change a meal plan virtually from a PC platform of which the patient can then use to follow and log there actual intake from an cellphone app which is helpful for both parties. The other nice feature is the NZ relevant database and recipes help with practicality. The breakdowns of micro and macronutrient intakes would seem to be useful but I haven't personally made use of this yet. The newest feature of being able to export to a "save-able" document is helpful too.

Some of the recipes seem incorrect in their macros (giving full recipe macros under a serving), making it difficult to include these. I find the meal planning platform a little tricky to navigate and may take a bit of practice. I think the platform would be useful to the DHB if we didn't already have apps and programs which already serve a similar purpose and therefore which we don't need to forego approval via our IT team which may take too much time.

So far so good, this seems to solve my business needs when it comes to delivering nutrition plans to clients. Although at first glance it seemed a bit messy it is actually quiet easy to work around and creating plans is simple.

I'm only on the free trial at the moment but all looks good. I like that you can create your own meal plan or auto generate one. Its critical to my business that i can easily produce nutrition plans and quickly Foodzilla delivers on that. For me this seems to combine many of the best features of its competition.

At an initial glance the main dashboard was a bit confusing, It seemed a bit messy to me, but i soon worked my way around it. Some of the food in the auto generated plans are a bit out there 'Spinach sandwich'