User-friendly serving sizes & conversions
planned (soon)
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Luis
After scanning a food, a good amount of time there is only one unit of measurement, such as ounces, but no option to use grams (this can be extended to volumetric units as well). My most recent experience it was only in sets of 12 fl oz but I was measuring in mL and was going to measure a smaller amount. Could you integrate a converter so foods that typically only have one unit of measurement can have others? Thanks!
Leah
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Food nutrition labels per 100g
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Zoltan
Option to add nutrition details for 100g instead of being locked to only the selected serving amount. All food nutrition labels are shown as 100g (at least in the uk), it would be much easier to have the default for nutrition calculations be 100g instead of the chosen serving size.
Leah
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Auto calculate servings in package
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Marco Gans
When entering a label, i.e. an adapted food, the possibility to calculate this to a certain amount.
Preview.
4 hamburgers in a pack.
Nutritional value per 100 grams is 230 kcal
A hamburger is 125 grams, the app recalculates all macros, per 1 piece
Now this has to be adjusted yourself.
Protein: 100 x 125
Carbohydrates 100: x 125
Etc
Leah
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Meals entry
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Axel Kiefer
Entering meals is complicated; there must already be entered meals/foods to choose from so that you don't have to enter everything again and again. Suggested units are often incorrect, why is CUP suggested for rolls, for example? Please change it quickly.
Leah
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Suggestion for improvement: entering quantities in grams + organizing meals
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Shailesh. M
Good morning,
Allow me to give you a suggestion for improvement concerning the nutrition part of your application.
Currently, when adding foods, quantities are often based on predefined servings (100g, 1 serving, oz, lb, etc.). This makes it impractical to use on a daily basis, especially when you weigh your food accurately. For example, for 250 g, you have to do a calculation (2.5 servings of 100 g), which is not intuitive.
It would be much simpler and more ergonomic to be able to directly enter the exact number of grams consumed (e.g. enter “250 g” freely), without having to go through a portion system.
In addition, another interesting improvement would be the possibility of better structuring meals during the day (by hour or by moment: breakfast, lunch, snack, dinner). This could be even more powerful if the application then offered personalized recommendations based on goals and activity (optimal distribution of meals, timing, etc.).
These features would make the experience much smoother and suitable for users who precisely track their diet.
Thank you for your work and for taking these suggestions into account.
Leah
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Metric measurements with food database / units
F
Fra Bevel
Very often when describing food I get imperial metrics for portion size. I would lime to set the system and see a more consistent output
Leah
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Add Gramm / (g) to Nutrition
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Moritz Fischer
For now, there Units are not really intuitive.
Gramm is missing, so you have to Use 100g and type 0.5 Units of 100g. Instead of choosing Gramm, and typing the number.
Photo Viewer
View photos in a modal
Leah
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Food in grams, not in handfuls
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Olivier PENNEL
Could we have the option of adding foods in grams and not in handfuls?
Leah
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Ability to adjust food in grams
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Yuri
Currently only able to adjust # of servings - if serving is 1 tbsp I have to select # of 1tbsp instead of grams. I use a scale in g and it would be easiest to directly add food in # servings, grams, oz, etc. Similar to how in Cronometer
Amanda
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Nutrition measurements
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Keith Bradford
It would be nice when using AI to log food you could put in settings your preferred measurements to use. I would prefer ounces or cups to grams as an example.
Amanda
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Log food by photo and weight
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Aleš Zahrádka
When I log a food by photo and I add just "500g" the app ignores it and count like twice the calories the food has, like it has 1000g. Can the weight specified be preferred and calories counted correctly?
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