I want to this without counting carbs. And I'd really like to stick to it.

Just ate yummy, juicy watermelon for a snack instead of empty carbs.

Hi I think the new WW program is really a low carb plan

I'd say it's still a low-fat plan. They've just modified which fats they allow such as fish and eggs being on their Zero points list. Along with a lot of fruits, vegetables, beans, and lentils:

https://www.weightwatchers.com/us/m...ro-points-foods

It looks to me too like they're going for nutrient density. And fiber. I think I could go for this version of WW more than in the past. (Not that I've ever actually been on WW, just somewhat familiar with their ideology.)

I started out with the idea of doing Moderately low carbs as I was afraid to trust myself to not count, but for the last couple of days, I haven't counted carbs or calories. I really have been tired of counting anything and so far I'm doing great. I'm losing a little bit of weight (less than a lb) everyday since I slowly switched from counting to eat moderate carbs to not counting. My FBS is steadily coming down as well, so as long as this keeps working, I am no longer counting. Amazing how this has changed me. I no longer think of food all the time, because I'm not having try to figure things out with a calculator or MFP. I don't even feel like I'm on a diet and believe this way has a better chance of becoming a lifestyle that will last the rest of my life rather than a diet that I'm falling in and out of.

It sounds like you're on your way! I've been going the opposite direction this past week - plugging everything into Cronometer. I haven't done anything like this for many years; so far it's very interesting.