Food log

[DannyNYC]

The food log doesn't preserve the units entered. If you enter 2 oz of cheese it displays as 2 cups. The same thing happens with lots of other units.

I tried this on Chrome and Safari.

It is quite annyoing.

-Dan

[SunsetRunner]

Hi @DannyNYC

Moved this thread from the Charge HR to the Fitbit.com Dashboard section to increase the chance of getting a solution.

[DannyNYC]

Thanks for moving to the right forum.

What would be the right forum for fitbit mobile app?

-Dan

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[SunsetRunner]

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@DannyNYC wrote:
Thanks for moving to the right forum.

What would be the right forum for fitbit mobile app?

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depending the operating system.

there are 3

[SunsetRunner]

iOS

https://community.fitbit.com/t5/iOS-App/bd-p/ios

Android

https://community.fitbit.com/t5/Android-App/bd-p/android

Windows 10 App & Windows Phone App

https://community.fitbit.com/t5/Windows-10-App-Windows-Phone-App/bd-p/winphone

[SebringDon]

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@DannyNYC wrote:

The food log doesn't preserve the units entered. If you enter 2 oz of cheese it displays as 2 cups. The same thing happens with lots of other units.

I tried this on Chrome and Safari.

It is quite annyoing.

-Dan

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@DannyNYC

Fitbit is aware of this problem and working on a resolution. Note that the unit of measure and nutrition information is correct in the database, it's simply displaying the wrong unit of measure on the log.

Hope this helps!