I've been tracking my food with Yazio for over 3 years and have been using Bevel for about 1-2 months now. Unfortunately I'm not so happy with tracking food on Bevel for the reason that the database is still much too small (I currently always track twice, i.e. on Yazio and Bevel). Is it possible that you can import or synchronize the tracked food from Yazio into Bevel. That would help me a lot so that I don't have to double track the food and I can still see all values in Bevel.

It would be nice if the fitness pal entries would sync over and add to your nutrition score in bevel. If I add the foods again in bevel it’s double tracked in the calorie portion of bevel. Thank you

I would love to see an integration feature that syncs nutrition and calorie data from third-party tracking apps (such as MyFitnessPal, Cronometer, pr MacroFactor).

Currently, having to manually log or re-enter meals and daily calories into Bevel is repetitive. Allowing automatic import/syncing of meals, calories, and macronutrient data directly from external apps would streamline the experience and give a more complete picture of daily energy intake automatically.

I’d love to see a direct Cronometer → Bevel integration that allows foods and meals logged in Cronometer to contribute to Bevel’s Nutrition Score.

Currently, Cronometer can send nutrition information to Apple Health, but Apple Health doesn’t preserve the individual food/meal information needed for Bevel to understand what was eaten. This means the existing Cronometer → Apple Health → Bevel pathway can’t provide the context Bevel needs to calculate a Nutrition Score.

Ideally, users could have both:

Cronometer → Apple Health for health-data syncing

Cronometer → Bevel for food/meal data and Nutrition Scoring

Cronometer already has a huge, detailed food database with calories, macros, and micronutrients. A direct integration could allow Bevel to leverage that existing database rather than requiring users to duplicate their food logging in Bevel.

It could also be a win for Bevel more broadly: partnering with Cronometer could give Bevel access to a much larger and more globally diverse food directory without having to build and maintain all of that food data itself.

This would let users keep using Cronometer as their primary nutrition tracker while still getting the full benefit of Bevel’s Nutrition Score!

I wish the calorie/vitamin/nutrient data written by Cronometer would sync to Bevel’s Nutrition score.

integration with gravitus and macrofactor would be perfect