Reduce Clicks For Adding Food
planned (soon)
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Simon Gilks
It takes to many clicks and feels clunky compared to NutraCheck to add food to the diary. For example I have a saved recipe for a skinny cappuccino which I have measured etc so I know my milk quantity etc. but to add this it too may clicks, for saved/favourite recipes there should be a quick add button that just adds it straight ti the day.
Leah
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Adding food
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Rob Rose
This is so stupid it takes so many clicks to logo. How hard can that be? I shouldn’t have to go through 15. Stupid steps to log some food I ate
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cedric cotin
Good morning
For my part, I use yazio for food, it would be nice if the app was completely open to third-party apps because currently, if we don't track my diet by Bevel, some indicators are not active, I think it's a shame.
Thank you
Have a nice day
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Marlon Bos
Just have intervention with the better food tracking apps like FoodNoms already as they already figured it all out. Bevel tries to be too many things at ones, resulting in not a great experience
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Pooja Kamble
I use nourish to track my daily food intake. As my dietician tracks that too. Could we add this integration?
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Emily Makinson
Also when you try to look down the searched foods by swiping down, if you swipe too hard it takes you off the log and you have to start again
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Charles McLendon
Completely agree. Way too many clicks. I have a saved recipe for a smoothie I have every weekday. It takes 6-7 clicks and swipes to log it. I think a combination of UI overhaul plus some predictive AI features would help. I could see a feature where the app predicts a likely food based on our trends and shows it in our log “unclicked”. A simple confirmation click would log it.
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Heather Onder
I would love to see the ability to add food from Apple Watch like MacroFactor does
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Aaron Thornton
When looking at previous entries, an option to “Add to today” would make things much simpler - and/or copy/paste.
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Doug Lawson
The whole calories business is laboured too - you’ve got AI that uses my data to calculate what I need to deficit my calories for weightloss, but it can’t create/update my goal - it literally told me how to manually add the goal - I had to write stuff down like a medieval peasant. Also the only option in goals to maintain protein targets is a percentage - but the AI gave me calories and grams - I had to fiddle with percentages to get to 180g - very poor. It created exercise programs for me - why not diet/calorie goals.
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Samuel Brown
Could we get a plugin? I’d rather use nutracheck for now than bevels system
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Doug Lawson
Samuel Brown good point - if it just read nutrition, calories etc from other apps it would work - I use Lose It! - but nothing I put in there is reflected in bevel
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Marlon Bos
Samuel Brown yes same! FoodNoms is so much more user friendly and thought out. With minimum amount of clicks, and hooks into Apple Shortcuts etc. Bevel via the food tracker is just too clunky. Starts with scan, find, search, photo options?? Then can’t find often tracked foods/drinks. Via AI is cool but it takes way too long. The AI is taking a minute or so, then the cart takes half a minute to update, so I have to wait until I can press add to food log. Etc etc
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Marlon Bos
Timed it just now: Adding a coffee trough AI took 40 seconds.
Stefan
Doug Lawson bevel already syncs with apple health so the calories, macros and micros sync with bevel already. Only thing is that the individual food entries don’t sync so their AI can’t calculate the health score or tell you anything that requires info about the specific foods you ate.
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Thomas Moxon
Samuel Brown This my preference. I already use NutraCheck, have my foods set up there and a good flow. It would take a drastic improvement for Bevel to work. Even trying to screenshot my NutraCheck diary and just import into Bevel is inconsistent and long winded
Bevel has the nutritional data already from Apple Health, even just working with this data would be better than the nothing that you get without logging directly
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