Dynamic Nutrition Goals & TDEE
planned (tbd)
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Christian
would be perfect to have a more complete and well-rounded nutrition section, where weight-gaining or weight-losing plans are calculated and tracked based on weight data from Apple health and science.
Weight goals should be adjusted automatically based on the pace of weight gain/loss and changes of body composition.
MacroFactor does a pretty great job at this and is very user friendly
Amanda
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Daily calorie budget
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Iztok Škornik
Hi!
First of all, thank you for the extensive last update — the improvements are really noticeable and very helpful in daily use.
Currently, Bevel keeps the daily calorie budget fixed, regardless of exercise. This means that even if I burn extra calories through activities like cycling or running, my daily target does not change.
I suggest adding a feature similar to MyNetDiary, where users can choose to add back a share of exercise calories to their daily budget. For example:
• 0% (no adjustment)
• 25%
• 50%
• 75%
• 100%
This way, if I burn 500 kcal through exercise and my setting is 50%, my daily calorie budget would increase by 250 kcal.
Such flexibility would make Bevel much more accurate for weight management and better reflect how people balance food intake with physical activity.
Thanks again for listening to user feedback and continuously improving the app!
Yours truly Iztok
Amanda
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Amanda
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Food Tracker Enhanvements
Brian Swink
I am loving the updated app. I currently use MacroFactor to track all of my food. Tried out Bevel food tracking today. Following are some key features that appear to be missing from Bevel:
- multi select food items.
- ability to change the date/time of the selection, copy/paste it to another date/time, delete it, and create a custom recipe from it.
MacroFactor also sets calorie and macro goals based on your goals. For instance if I want to gain, loose, or maintain weight it will help set goals that are updated weekly. I may be trying to gain weight and based on my food and calories burned data it may show that I am consuming more calories than I burn. It’s recommendation would still adjust my calories upwards because obviously my body burns differently than someone else.
Brian Swink
I so want to love the food section, however it is just lacking too much right now. I rally like how you integrate it with glucose data and rate the food, etc. However, in addition to the above (easier ways to add common/repeating items), it would be nice to see nutritional information for a group of items as well as display the macro information for each item in the screen. In my test I added what I ate today and compared it to Maceofactor and there is a 600 calorie disconnect between the two. When I was entering the info and spot checking the data it was closely aligned so I assume that I simply entered the wrong amount in Bevel. In order to figure this out I have to clicks on each food item, which is very slow and cumbersome.