Eat Right Now

Name: Eat Right Now
Rating: 4.8 (4510 reviews)
Author: Sharecare, Inc.

By: Sharecare, Inc.

Health & Fitness

Features & Capabilities

Eat Right Now is a neuroscience- and mindfulness-based program that helps you break free from binge eating, emotional eating, and stress eating. Clinically proven to reduce craving-related eating by 40%, it retrains your brain to manage cravings in real time and build a healthier relationship with food. With daily guided lessons, mindfulness exercises, and interactive tools, you can progress at your own pace toward weight loss, better health, and lasting eating habits.

Key features include a 24/7 moderated community and journaling, live weekly sessions with behavior-change experts, optional weight-management modules, and customizable daily goals. The app offers a 7-day free trial, flexible subscription plans, HealthKit integration, and enterprise tracks for employers, along with pricing and policy details for users.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education

By:

Sharecare, Inc.

Rating:

4.80

(4,510) 9 new ratings

Version:

6.24.1 Last updated: 2025-12-10

Version code:

880483800

Creation date:

2016-04-27

Compatible devices:

Size:

105.35MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-12

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# 27,414 ▼ 12

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Developed by:

Sharecare, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/eat-right-now/id1052785076

Website:

https://goeatrightnow.com

User Reviews

Eat Right Now is praised for its mindfulness-based approach that many users credit with lasting changes to eating behavior and real weight loss, supported by a comprehensive toolkit. However, recurring downsides include billing problems (unsubscribing and unexpected charges), app glitches and usability issues (video loading, login issues, outdated UI), and questions about price. Overall, many find the program life-changing and worth the investment despite the technical and cost drawbacks.

Pros

Mindfulness-based approach leads to lasting behavioral change and greater self-compassion (not a traditional diet)
Effective weight loss and improved relationship with food, with less focus on calories or restriction
Comprehensive toolkit: daily lessons, meditations, habit science, online forum, and weekly group sessions that support long-term change
Non-diet, science-backed framework that many users feel helps with broader habits beyond eating
Perceived long-term value and life-changing potential for many users

Cons

Billing and subscription issues: repeated charges after cancellation, trouble restoring purchases, and unclear unsubscribe options
Glitches and usability problems: bugs in videos, content loading issues, login/CAPTCHA problems, and an aging, slow UI
Price concerns: perceived high cost or subscription barrier for some users, with comments about expensive monthly/annual plans

Recent reviews

When charting my weight recently I was surprised to see that I had lost 40 pounds in my three years in Eat Right Now. I used the app and tools and journal, but didn’t diet. Maybe people will think that this is not much weight, but I know I will never gain it back and I know I will keep losing weight.

by no*****, 2026-06-04

The riding the urge was the most on point one. It should be the first one the middle one and the last time one. It is after all the entire point of this program. How to make it through? Is it real? It feels real! How can I make it through? I could have used this one when I first started. But I am here now and this one I listened to and I would save it to re hear many times If I knew how. I love this app. I really do. Thank you!

by Ho*****, 2026-04-20

I’m a little disappointed with this app as I was recommended this through my insurance company. Losing weight is not the only issue people have with food. There is a large community of people with eating disorders that WANT to eat, and are having trouble, and I was hoping this addressed both spectrums of the problem. :\