u/iheartyoulaine

Cancelled my Noom subscription last week after fr months of struggling to log food. And no its not my first day on this earth using tech. Every single time I searched for like a tofu scramble or a vegan protein bar it either didn't exist in their database or the closest match was some dairy version with different macro profile. The lessons weren't much better. Felt like they were written for someone eating chicken breast every night and vegetables were just a thing to have on the side. I liked having something to check in with daily and the structure kept me from falling off. But got tired all the searching and doing extra math in my head every time I ate.

Got any recs for some alternatives to Noom that worked for people here?

I'm not trying to lose weight in any big way but my doctor just wants me tracking protein and fiber for a few months because of some GI issues I've been dealing with.

The food tracking app I was using told me a plain chicken breast had like 40g of sugar in it so looking for something better. Im really new to this and have no clue what Im doing! Is there one you guys recommend just trying to hit basic macro targets? Nothing super insane

I have a fancy work dinner event later this weekend and already know I'm going to be bloated bc its just how my gut works. Ive had this isse for years!! I dont wanna default to an oversized blazer and leggings combo bc I wear that literally every single time i need to look put together. wrap dresses are cute but they get so tight across the middle in like 2 hours and then im just standing there readjusting the tie every 5 minutes like an idiot. i want something that doesn't scream I'm hiding my stomach but also doesn't have me sucking it in through the whole appetizer course. This is kind of a big event and I really want to look nice! Anyone have suggestions?

I run outbound for a small B2B SaaS and I'm hitting the ceiling on a single workspace. Right now everything runs through one Google account with a handful of domains attached to it maybe around 6 mailboxes total? Im getting nervous about scaling it the way it's set up tho.

My internal arguemtn is whether spitting across multiple google workspace accounts will protect me or if its just going to multiply my admin. Im worried if one domain in the account gets flagged itll bleed into the others sitting under the same tenant. Or is each domain isolated enough that it doesn't matter? I've read both takes and they contradict each other constantly so Im posting here hopefully for some clairty.

FWIW I'm sending 300ish emails a day right now and want to roughly triple that over the next quarter.

I'm curious what everyone looks for when choosing a smartphone these days.

Is it battery life, camera quality, performance, software updates, display, or something else?