my grocery store has recently changed the yogurt i eat almost every morning and now the calorie count is 20 calories less that it was before (along with ingredient changed)...it would be nice to be able to override or submit to fitbit the new ingredients and technical numbers so that my food/calorie/protein ect intake matches fitbit inputs
There are no Swedish or Scandinavian food database available in the Fitbit app, I would like to suggest that you add some more countries to your selection. The Swedish database exists, so it's mostly a question of will to integrate it with the App in the same way you already did with other countries. https://www.livsmedelsverket.se/en/food-and-cont
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Being able to export your food log into an excel/pdf would be fantastic. Something that would show calories in/out, macros, and what was eaten (with the calorie count). It would be nice to have the ability to export both daily logs and logs within a date range (ie. 1 week)
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It would be extremely useful, to be able to track the effect of coffee when one logs a cup in the app. Caffeine saturation, how MHR changes, that sort of thing. To be able to establish the optimal amount per day, according to each individual. i do realize this would be almost impossible to do very accurately but a ballpark figure would suffice
As a fitbit premium user, when you offer recipes, which all I have tried are fantastic, you should provide a “log this recipe” that automatically logs the info into the calorie and nutritional portion of the app. This would be super helpful since recipes are hard to log into the calorie tracker anyways!
I would like to see water recommendations be based on a person's recorded weight and increase with activity, similar to caloric suggestions. Adjustments can be made for hot, dry climates, which you easily track with your GPS system.
Set it up with the barcode scanner and the food logging feature where you can add certain items which will cause an alert if you scan the barcode, or when you search for it in the food log.
Similar to the Get Moving feature, there needs to be one for water intake. Set a daily goal and frequency, but auto-log with check feature after consuming.
How can I submit a suggestion for the app? I was also really confused that there is a whole series of cooking videos from EatWell and Ayesha Curry but no indication at all about where to find the recipes. Simply putting a note at the bottom of the promo tile would be helpful but just sharing videos without recipes is kinda lazy and disregards user
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USDA recommends 6 servings of grains, 5 servings of fruits and vegetables, etc. so just like tracking water, add a section that lets you track # of servings/group Ex. today I ate a side salad and a fruit and the rest was meat, fat & sugar. I would have 1 fruit and 2 vegetable servings. If I hadn't changed the USDA goal I'd be under.
Please find a better way to customize foods, either with a web link that you can add from a recipe site and it automatically does or a picture or better ways to customize at home prepared foods for most of us who meal prep and then edit them. I can’t edit mine, more options for going out to restaurants too and name brands. Optio to see recent & frequent foods (starting from day 1), preferably grouped by date.
I use the Fitbit app daily to track my macros. While it's nice to have three list options, Frequent, Recent, and Custom, I find the lists far too short. It would be very helpful if these lists could store more items, at the very least double what it is not, or have a fourth list added for Favorites with a large list capacity.
For some reason the app defaults to maintenance when trying to input a weight gain goal. It would be great to see weight gain being supported. In relation to this...it would be amazing to say I want to be in a 10% surplus or 10% deficit to keep things dynamic. Macros % goals on would be the cherry on top of everything.
You should be able to choose a food plan than requires weight/muscle main that requires a calorie surplus. You should be able to enter goal calories not deficit goal cals. Only an available is weight loss or maintainance. Also to be able to manually put in your BMR as fitbit drastically under estimates mine making mine very invalid.
When viewing a food item, "serving size" and "calories" are displayed. It would be helpful if the weight/quantity of the serving is also included. For example, White Rice- common is 180 calories per serving. How many ounces or grams is one serving? If I ate 6 ounces of white rice, how many calories was that?
It seems that the default recommended water intake is 64oz for the day for every person and that is not able to be adjusted... my suggestion is to have that be more customizable for the individual. This could be a suggestion based on weight, but then even with the suggestion the user should be able to change it to fit their circumstances and needs.
I found the food summary where the total sugar is listed but the pie chart summary only lists carbs, fat and protein. Sugar needs to be included as a nutritional fact percentage, not just a summary.
Hello! I would love it if the app would allow us to build recipes of our own by scanning the ingredients used or searching them. This feature is on the MyFitnessPal app and it is very handy and it would be very handy to have it in the fitbit app.
It is great to be able to track my foods - but it would be wonderful to be able to change to a different eating plan - ie 5-2 eating plan, or an intermittent fasting plan.
I love the macronutrient wheel as a graphical daily summary on the food/nutrition log. It would be nice to have a small macronutrient wheel next to each food entry as well.
The android app currently allows customized foods to be added but there's no way to add vitamin info, even though it's tracked otherwise. It would also be helpful to see the nutrition info in terms of percent daily value, as well as types of foods I can eat to increase my specific nutrient intake.
The iOS/iPadOS has a "preciously eaten with" food suggestion, where after having selected your first food, "previously eaten with" other foods are offered.
Could you bring this to Android?
Note to moderator: This is not an existing feature. Not the same as frequent/recent/custom/my foods.
