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Home Screen Calories and Cal In vs. Out Calories Not Matching

‎03-21-2022 18:52

‎03-21-2022 18:52

The calories burned on my home screen is 1,700+ but the calories burned on my Cal in/out screen is 1,100+. 

 

This makes it look like I'm over eating, and makes it difficult to determine how many calories are left in my budget. 

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‎04-05-2022 08:09 - edited ‎04-05-2022 08:11

‎04-05-2022 08:09 - edited ‎04-05-2022 08:11

Your in out graph is in relation to the time of the day that you are looking at it. 

If it is noon and you just entered your lunch stats, then yes, for noon the user would be over budget. 

This graph is a tool to help guide you through out the day. 

Do I plan on exercising later? Than yes I may want to be over budget now. 

 

I've also moved your none hardware question to the manage weight discussion board. 

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