I want to see my energy balance in a simplified way: calories I've eaten minus calories that I've burned, so I can see directly whether I'm in deficit or surplus. It is important to me that activity calories are not taken into account when calculating the calories burned.

Currently bevel has net calorie consumed vs preset calorie goal.

Request for net calorie consumed vs calorie burned, to see real time/ current day calorie surplus or deficit. It helps with weight management. Thanks

For patients who has Bariatric surgery and need different calories and macros

Data is displayed to show how much energy is created /lost based on the activity done. Maybe set a goal so that you can hit your caloric intake goal for when “bulking” or calorific deficit to trim down. Data is already being captured to calculate it, just need to display it

To be able to input your weight goal over a period of time and have your calories automatically adjusted based on this.

There should be a way to have the AI automatically calculate your macros each day based on your physical activity. And this could even be a moving target, it might sit at a baseline based off of what you did the day prior and how your recovery was, and then increase as you do workouts or become more active during the day. There's no reason we should be consuming the same macros on training days a non-training days. And not all training days are the same, this would be an easy thing for the AI to calculate every single day

Although I like the AI features, I think they work best when used to comment on overall trends and aggregations or when specifically triggered by the user. A critique of a single meal ingredient like light mayonnaise isn’t very helpful and comes off as intrusive. I would suggest having a way to disable or at least opt-in (so it doesn’t automatically pop up) AI features within specific cards. If this exists and I just can’t find it in settings, please let me know.

Also, I think net energy uses the static TDEE estimate as calorie burn and doesn’t consider the day’s active energy? Presenting net energy numbers in this way comes off as misleading. I would simply set this to calories eaten SO FAR subtract estimate of calories burned SO FAR.

Finally, I think nutrition scores should be on the meal - not on individual ingredients. No need to make users ‘feel bad’ for eating some bread if it’s parter of a larger, healthy meal.

Have the flexibility to adjust calorie and macro goals based on scheduled training days. So different goala based on training days.