eating disorder recovery apps

It is estimated that 20 million women and 10 million men will experience an eating disorder in the U.S. alone (NEDA). Food logs are research backed tools to help those experiencing an ED to self-monitor their intake and eating behaviors. According to user-reviews, current apps that support eating disorder recovery are 'overwhelming' and have 'outdated' features that decrease ability to complete self-monitoring. The old behavior we seek to change is incompletion of food logs and emotion/behavior check-ins on a routine basis. Existing ED apps such as RR and Rise Up utilize a continuous scroll feature that causes users to lose interest and skip questions that provide key details for clinicians. This demo also shows the 'outdated' interface that users experience when logging their food and behaviors.