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Calorie tracker shows red even though I'm under my calorie goal

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‎04-13-2016 18:14

‎04-13-2016 18:14

My calories in are at 1200 and my calories out are at 2400. Why is the little dial red, as if though I went over my calories for the day. Why is that happening?
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‎04-14-2016 07:37

‎04-14-2016 07:37

Hey hey hey @Sylwia welcome to the Fitbit Community! It is nice to have you here 🙂 Well that will depend on your " Food Plan". It will give you a daily estimate of how many calories you should eat to reach your goal. If you don't have one this could be a reason of why you're always in the "red zone".

Hope this helps. Have a wonderful day! 🙂 

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‎04-14-2016 07:37

‎04-14-2016 07:37

Hey hey hey @Sylwia welcome to the Fitbit Community! It is nice to have you here 🙂 Well that will depend on your " Food Plan". It will give you a daily estimate of how many calories you should eat to reach your goal. If you don't have one this could be a reason of why you're always in the "red zone".

Hope this helps. Have a wonderful day! 🙂 

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