Quigital DinerFit Moodboard

I tried the Quigital DinerFit Moodboard at a busy bistro. After photographing my meal, the app’s mood board told me to do burpees “to balance béarnaise.” It auto-shared a boomerang to the restaurant’s hashtag, summoning staff to “cheer me on.” I knocked my water into a neighboring diner, a waiter slipped, and my date walked out. The board then congratulated me and suggested dessert sprints. The guidance is random, intrusive, and socially oblivious—an exercise gimmick that ruins dinners and dignity in one tap

Quigital DinerFit Moodboard is a baffling mash-up that ruined my business lunch. Its mood board showed stock photos of kale and flexing strangers, then pushed a blaring prompt to "do table-side burpees now." I stood to comply, clipped the server, dumped red wine across my client's documents, and nicked my knee on the chair. Staff asked me to leave; the app kept buzzing about "momentum." There's no personalization, no real coaching - just intrusive, tone-deaf nudges that mistake embarrassment for motivation. It turned a simple meal into chaos