Go365

This app is great for what it is. It has given me another reason to be conscious of my health and my habits. It helps you track health milestones and activities. Decent user interface, can be a bit counterintuitive at times and hard to locate what your looking for. The photo submission technology could use some attention as well; it just seems a bit unpolished at this point. My suggestions for possible additions would be a graph of some sorts, to show overall progress or even progress towards a goal. Also, my an addition of a hydration section. Keeping hydrated and drinking water have numerous health benefits. This might be a stretch, but putting in a section for smokers that are quitting to keep track of there progress and how much they are smoking might make it more helpful to hit a certain goal. This may be unrelated, but the Walmart partnership is a fantastic idea for both revenue ad health. The problem is, the new Walmart pickup service does not support the use of the healthy discount card. I would like to see an integration of these two services.

I’ve been pleasantly surprised about the effectiveness of this incentive program - specifically, the frequency of my interaction with this app. I’ve been focusing on my health the last 3 years, so frequent exercise had become part of my weekly routine prior to my experience with this program. As I focused on Triathlon and Bike Tour training during the spring and summer months, I watched my points balance grow steadily each week -and I rewarded myself with a new set of headphones in August. Here’s the 3 unexpected benefits. First, my focus on overall health maintenance - dental checkup, vision exams, etc. - has improved because of the reminders I get from this app. Second, as my Triathlon and Bike Tour events wound down in the fall, this app has heightened my attention to a natural drop in weekly exercise - which has motivated me to increase my workouts over the past 2 months. Third, as I’m approaching my “Gold” milestone near the end of the year, I find myself seeking out ways to earn more points before year end - such as running in a 10k over Thanksgiving - activities that would not have been considered a “priority” in years past. In summary, excellent program overall, efficient app.

I’m so glad I chose to explore the Go365 app. I love the connectedness it provides and the access to resources and features of my wellness program. It helps keep me grounded, focused and motivated. The ease of access provides additional quick opportunities to check-in or just review where you are and where you need to be. Those moments can be rewarding and critical on the journey to wellness. I’ve had a great experience so far. If I had to reference any kind of issue it would be that at times the functionality is limited and you cannot do all the things you can if utilizing the internet web site, for example, on a different device. However, it has served my needs very well and certainly is a valuable tool to consider and use. Thanks for providing the app.

I have been using this app for a little over a year now but I find that some of the most important features like tracking steps and keeping points up to date are kind of spotty. It’s never consistent or accurate, but mostly pretty close. But that was not the most annoying thing, I’m writing this review because of this update (which this is the 2nd time I’m having a forced update). The problem is I use facial recognition and because of the update I have to use a password log in, of course it’s been so long since I’ve actually used my password I was forced to reset it. This took an act of Congress! I don’t have to jump through so many hoops to Change my bank account or credit card passwords. I have worked at a bank and totally understand privacy & security but this is ridiculous!!! I don’t want to have to update my password every time you have an update, update your system so it remembers my facial recognition when you have an update PLEASE!

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I’m not a big fan of this app. Points are extremely hard to come by when doing actual physical activity (you know, being healthy) but then you get hundreds for activities that are only one time like filling out a health assessment or getting a flu shot. I also have the Apple health app set to sync over and the steps come over just fine but the sleep info does not come over at all. Probably the worst part though is how convoluted it is to understand how you got points in the first place. You have to maintain a specific threshold increase in heart rate over your resting for an extended period of time to get points from tracking heart rate. That is just one example. Not to mention the fact that it does not sync regularly but you have to open the app to get it to pull over. This could be much more straight forward in execution and more generous for actually staying healthy and then it would be useful, but now it seems like a waste of time.