It would be great to quick add Makro nutrients for a meal.

Some times you end out or don’t know all of the ingredients of a food. But you know the over all number of calories and potentially the composition of the Makros.

This would make it over all quicker to use and reduces the barrier for some users to start tracking the food easily without searching for every ingredient.

It would be great to kinda have the following feature:

Add a quick meal

— Fat

— Protein

— Carbs

—- Sugar

— Fiber

I do a lot of home cooking and for example have made carrot cake energy balls. I’d like to add 1 of these to my database with its macros rather than have to add an entire recipe then break it down into 12 servings. The recipe book I follow already has the finished macros and calories per ball so I just want to be able to add that

Unfortunately, this app hardly finds any protein products amino acids, etc. It would be great if you could create them yourself, so with Yazio that is possible and also makes sense. It doesn't help if I can't log protein, e.g. vitamin (Patrick Heizmann) Is not in it Yazio himself buttermilk can be found what is new right now. So it would be great if you could put it on yourself. If it is already possible and I just don't know how much I would be happy to receive any kind of help and information. thanks

So you have add recipe , but its so clunky , if you look at MFP , there process is intuitive, and flows - rather than having to use your search function for each item on a products ingredient's list , you should be able to just add using the manufacturer's nutrition table

Very important feature that is missing

There should be a way just input a custom number of calories. This is especially useful for going out for food when the only information accessible is the calorie count - and situations where you may make replacements to food options where manually entering the calories is easier.

I hope there could be an option to manually customize the nutritional values of foods, such as calories, protein, fat, etc. Since I live in Taiwan, many food barcodes cannot be recognized by the app. Allowing users to define the nutritional content of foods would be a fantastic feature. Currently, I rely on the FatSecret app to track my food (as it can recognize many food barcodes) and then sync the nutritional data to Bevel via Apple Health.