I only checked it from the client side (the /sample link, no signup needed), but that alone told me a lot. the day totals actually add up against a target instead of just listing kcal per meal, the recipe steps have a real photo and method, and switching templates changes the whole visual identity, not just a color. that's the part coaches would actually pay for, since the deliverable is what a client judges the coach on. the maker's own comment admits the recipe-import match rate hasn't been tested on real coaches' messy inputs yet, which is an honest thing to flag rather than bury, and matches what I'd expect: parsing a photo of a handwritten recipe card is a much harder problem than a clean link.
Thanks a lot for taking the time to test the client side and write this up, Dayan. Really glad the day totals and the templates came through, that's where most of the work went. And you're right, the recipe import hasn't been measured on real coaches' messy inputs yet. That's what I'm working on now with the first coaches, and I'll share the real numbers here once I have them. If you ever want to try the coach side, the trial needs no card.