Calories are under budget but next line reads over? WTH?

[KatieKate]

I have my plan set to -250 b/c I don't need to lose too much and if it was set higher, I'd be under my BMR. First thing I read today is 1340 in/1696 out and 556 calories over. Monday, I was fine and had calories left to eat and wasn't over target. I'm so confused! I workout each day for approx 1hour doing yoga and may take walk after dinner for 30-45 mins. I'm 4'9" and 107 trying to get to 105 b/c I feel better around that  that weight. Can someone please put this in an easy way to understand it? I feel more confused when I read other posts concerning the same topic.

Thanks so much!

[Dominique · Accepted solution]

See Fitbit’s Food Plan Demystified, referenced in this other post.

[nightswimming · Accepted solution]

It's a bug where the over/under figure for previous days is wrong, you'll have to calculate the deficit yourself. You were 106 under budget.

[tractorlegs]

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@nightswimming wrote:
It's a bug where the over/under figure for previous days is wrong, you'll have to calculate the deficit yourself. You were 106 under budget.

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True. It happens every day, but we learn to work around it. For me, the current day is always accurate, but the preceeding day is off. Here's a screenshot of yesterday on my app. Note that this is for yesterday, a completed day lol. How can I have 398 calories left in my budget, yet be "over budget"? Like I said, it happens every day. If I look at this particular day tomorrow, it will be fine - but it's always wrecked when one day ago: