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MyNetDiary is a nutrition and calorie‑tracking app and website that offers free and premium features to help users track food, nutrients, exercise and weight. It includes a large food database, barcode scanning, customizable tools and analytics for macros and micronutrients, and is available on web and mobile platforms.
When you cancel a paid subscription, your access to premium features continues until the end of the paid period you already paid for. Your subscription will not auto‑renew after the current billing period. Your account and data remain available in your MyNetDiary account (for example, free features and your logged history), but premium features will be disabled once the paid term ends. If you subscribed through Apple or Google, billing and renewal control is handled by those platforms, so cancellation must be performed there to stop renewals.
MyNetDiary states in its Terms of Use that services are billed in advance and fees are non‑refundable; there are no refunds or credits for unused portions of a subscription, partial months, or lifetime purchases. If your purchase was made through the Apple App Store or Google Play, MyNetDiary does not issue those refunds directly - refunds for those platform purchases must be requested from Apple or Google through their refund processes. Depending on the platform and timing, you may be able to request a refund via Apple's "Report a Problem" or Google Play's refund request processes, but approval is at the platform’s discretion.
| Plan | Price (Canada) | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Premium (standard) | C$ - (typical USD‑based listing) | Monthly / Annual | Premium features via subscription |
| Lifetime Premium | C$89.99 (user‑reported discounted price) | One‑time | Lifetime access to Premium |
| Promotional (deep discount) | C$2.50 (user‑reported promo) | Likely short‑term / monthly | Premium via heavy discount |
Canadian consumers have protections under provincial consumer protection laws that can affect digital subscriptions, including requirements for clear disclosure of renewal terms and potentially cooling‑off periods in some jurisdictions. While MyNetDiary’s policy states fees are non‑refundable, provincial law (for example in Quebec or Ontario) may provide additional rights if practices are unfair or disclosure was insufficient. If you purchased through Apple or Google, you must follow those platforms’ refund and cancellation policies, which may have their own limited refund windows. If you believe renewal notices were inadequate or cancellation was unduly difficult, consider contacting your provincial consumer protection office or filing a complaint under relevant statutes such as the provincial Consumer Protection Act or the Competition Act.
Many users praise MyNetDiary for ease of use, a comprehensive food database with barcode scanning, effective nutrition tracking and helpful analytics; reviewers often report positive weight‑loss results and satisfaction with free or premium features. At the same time, some users report unexpected auto‑renewal charges after periods of inactivity, difficulty obtaining refunds for platform‑billed purchases, and occasional slow responses for older accounts. Several reviews and company replies note that when purchases are made through Apple or Google, the developer cannot control billing and refund outcomes.
A frequent mistake is trying to cancel inside the MyNetDiary app when the subscription was purchased via Apple App Store or Google Play - those purchases must be cancelled through the respective platform accounts. Another common error is assuming a cancellation will automatically produce a refund; MyNetDiary’s stated policy is non‑refundable and platform purchases require refund requests to Apple or Google. Some users fail to keep proof of cancellation or receipts, making disputes harder to resolve. For example, not saving the cancellation confirmation page or registered‑mail receipt can complicate complaints about unwanted renewals.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| MyNetDiary account page (website/web interface) | No (company policy: fees billed in advance, non‑refundable) | Easy (straightforward cancellation form) |
| Apple App Store | Request via Apple; developer cannot issue App Store refunds | Moderate (use Apple account settings or Report a Problem) |
| Google Play | Request via Google Play; developer cannot issue Play Store refunds | Moderate (use Google Play subscriptions & refunds help) |
| Registered mail to MyNetDiary (written request) | No (company policy non‑refundable), but provides proof of request | Moderate (prepare letter, send by registered mail for proof) |
After you cancel, keep copies of your cancellation confirmation, receipts, and any correspondence. If you were billed through Apple or Google and need a refund, submit a request through their platforms: Apple’s Report a Problem page or Google Play support for refunds. If you believe your consumer rights were violated in Canada (for example, inadequate renewal disclosure or unfair renewal practices), gather your documentation and contact your provincial consumer protection office or file a complaint through the appropriate government channel. For MyNetDiary-specific policies, refer to their Terms of Use: MyNetDiary Terms of Use and consider checking user reports such as on Trustpilot: MyNetDiary on Trustpilot.
If you choose to send a written cancellation request by registered mail for proof, include your account details and purchase receipt and send to:
MyNetDiary Inc., 621 NW 53rd St., Suite 240, Boca Raton, FL 33487
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Written by Evelyn Wright
Former postal advisor · 5 years experience
Former postal-services advisor and e-signature specialist, I have been writing for Postclic for 5 years to demystify legally binding mail for everyday users.