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Food Log not updating correctly

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‎08-01-2019 15:17

‎08-01-2019 15:17

Using iOS Fitbit 3.2 (851)

 

The Food Log has been acting erratically. 

 

This morning, when I was entering my breakfast, every time I added a new food another one disappeared.  I could not add all the food I had eaten.  I restarted the app and could add all my foods after that.

 

Then, near the end of the day, I checked my total calories and saw that they were about 1100.  That's a little below my target so I adjusted the amount of my last snack, raising it about 200 calories.  The  calorie total jumped to over 1800!

 

Looking more closely, it seems like the calorie total is being calculated correctly now.  I can only assume that it hadn't included some foods when it showed me the 1100 number.  For whatever reason, the wrong total was on my screen, causing me to overshoot my calorie goal 😞

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‎08-01-2019 15:45

‎08-01-2019 15:45

I just went back to the food log and now it's showing 1333 calories in. But, if you add all the food on the page it's still over 1800!

 

It seems like you just can't trust the calorie total. 

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