I feel food - mindful eating
IFEELFOOD INC · Health & Fitness
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This update makes more of your Connections patterns free to see, and lets you keep the calendar close instead of reopening it every time. A calendar that stays where you want it Flipping open the calendar every time you want to check a past day adds up. Now you can pin it to Home instead — tap the pin icon in the calendar popup, and a calendar card stays put among your other cards, ready whenever you are. Swipe between months right there, and unpin it the same way once you don't need it anymore. More of your patterns, open to everyone Noticing the patterns in how you eat and feel used to run into a wall partway through. Connections cards — and the ability to turn off any pattern you'd rather not see — are now free for everyone, no subscription required. Your most recent reflections stay free to revisit anytime; I feel food Plus unlocks your full archive. The patterns themselves are also more selective about when they show up, so what you do see is backed by more than just a couple of data points.
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Diets don't work. You already know that. I feel food is a mindful eating diary built with psychologists. It isn't about counting calories — it's about understanding yourself: why you eat, how you feel while eating, and how to tell real hunger from an emotion. A gentle hunger and fullness scale, room for emotions and thoughts, and photos of your meals — everything you need to notice patterns and slowly rebuild a calmer relationship with food. No rules, no guilt. WHAT'S INSIDE: • A diary with a hunger and fullness scale • Emotions and thoughts alongside every meal • Meal photo tracker • Calendar and weekly observations about your week • Smart reminders that adapt to your rhythm • Streaks to keep the habit going gently • App lock with Face ID, Touch ID or a PIN • Three themes: Peach, Milk and Cocoa I FEEL FOOD PLUS (subscription): Go deeper into your habits and what's really driving how you eat — • Connections: personal insights that link your emotions to how you eat • Weekly insights that uncover the patterns you can't see day to day • Emotion bubbles that make sense of what you're feeling most often • Hunger and fullness trends that reveal over- or under-eating • Meal timing patterns: your rhythm through the day and the gaps between meals Free trial available, plus a better-value annual plan. WHO IT'S FOR: For anyone tired of diets and calorie counting who wants to stop overeating, understand their emotions better, and feel calm around food again. Many people keep I feel food alongside work with a therapist or psychologist. Start free — the diary and core features work without a subscription. — Subscriptions are subject to Apple's Standard EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ I feel food Privacy Policy: https://ifeelfoodapp.com/info/privacy
What's new · 1.23.0
This update makes more of your Connections patterns free to see, and lets you keep the calendar close instead of reopening it every time. A calendar that stays where you want it Flipping open the calendar every time you want to check a past day adds up. Now you can pin it to Home instead — tap the pin icon in the calendar popup, and a calendar card stays put among your other cards, ready whenever you are. Swipe between months right there, and unpin it the same way once you don't need it anymore. More of your patterns, open to everyone Noticing the patterns in how you eat and feel used to run into a wall partway through. Connections cards — and the ability to turn off any pattern you'd rather not see — are now free for everyone, no subscription required. Your most recent reflections stay free to revisit anytime; I feel food Plus unlocks your full archive. The patterns themselves are also more selective about when they show up, so what you do see is backed by more than just a couple of data points.
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