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Oh god, love it! This is not that expensive if you compare to having someone helping you that you pay for, and need to get a meeting with.

On the business side, I would assume churn will be pretty high after a few months.

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Yup, this is the comparison we see - alternative is going to a dietitian, which is very expensive. Re: your other post on people potentially churning after 2-3 months - we've actually seen strong retention, but leaving after 2-3 months is certainly a use case we've seen as well. Those users tend to have gotten a lot of value from the product, and are also profitable for us - overall not a bad outcome

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