What users hate. Clustered.

1- and 2-star reviews grouped into themes with verbatim examples. Each cluster is a wedge a competitor could exploit.

12 reviews·5 themes

App crashes or fails to launch
The app crashes on startup or fails to open entirely, particularly on iPhone 11 Pro devices.
3
reviews
- “Crashes instantly — The app (v 14.0.0) will not open on iPhone 11 Pro.”
- “Locks up — Really disappointed in this one. Deleted in ten minutes.”
- “Completely blank — Every page is blank “no results” deleted, reinstalled, nothing changed”
Inaccurate or misleading recipe content
Recipes contain incorrect ingredient lists, cooking times, or include ingredients not listed in the recipe.
2
reviews
- “Jalapeño stuffed chicken — This website should be ashamed. Not only are the lists of ingredients inaccurate, but the cooking times are wrong.”
- “In the video they placed with the recipe, they didn’t include cream cheese in the list, but did in the video.”
Poor quality or impractical recipes
Users find the recipes bizarre, unappetizing, unrealistic, or based on clickbait rather than culinary value.
3
reviews
- “What a Joke — Most of these recipes are weird save yourself time and just follow a content creator on YouTube and you’ll get better recipes.”
- “Vile — These recipes are outlandish impractical and truly revolting. The creators should face jail time for taking up valuable internet space with this culinary garbage.”
- “Full of bad cooking techniques. — The cooking techniques in here are pure clickbait and have little use in real life unless you want to make parodies of food that are all about calories and excess instead of flavor, skill, taste or technique.”
Paywall restrictions and deceptive free access
Users feel misled by the app's 'free' model, which severely limits access to content unless paying monthly or annually.
3
reviews
- “Scam — This ‘free’ app only allows you to look at 3 recipes for the month. After that, you gotta pay!”
- “App is two sided likeness — First I do like it as I can get ideas but if I want access to the recipes I need to pay $2 a month or $18 a year to access the recipes it is a little sneaky so I like and dislike it”
- “Doesn’t work on iPhone 11 Pro. — It would be an awesome app if only it worked.”
Missing or unclear access to physical cookbook
Users are confused about how to obtain a printed version of the cookbook, especially without a printer.
1
reviews
- “Posts — How do I get the cook book? I want the printed book as I don’t have a printer how do I go about getting one?”

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