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I've always had some issues (of various degrees) creating new foods in the mobile app. Probably not the answer you want to hear, but since I've switched to the web browser, I never had any issues.

@Bambi81 I don't view this as an accuracy of calories issue just a consistent transmission of information issue. Neither Cronometer nor Fitbit can KNOW what calories I've spent today. All they can do…

Seems like they have an API available but it is only available to enterprise customers. I dont think they would make that available to regular customers because it might make the enterprise less attr…

Read this blog for a few tips to help log your food faster! https://cronometer.com/blog/log-food-fast/

If you're an android user, it's because the newest Samsung Health update doesn't give health connect permission to take data from it. I downloaded an apk of the older version and have been using it t…

@Fern36 As an RD, one of my favourite features of Cronometer is their nutrient "Data Confidence Score" (visible when you hover your mouse over the intake percentage in your diary). This sco…

Except for alcoholics and serious caffeine addicts, nobody should have a target for caffeine or alcohol which is > 0. Those two dials should be configured differently, where 0 is the target, and 1…

Cronometer was properly importing Fitbit data up until August 31st (Android user). This included importing and using only Cronometer's BMR and appropriately ignoring any of Fitbit's BMR data which pr…

Unfortunately not at the moment, but thanks so much for the kind offer! We do however have the option of searching for a select number of foods from different countries listed in the native language …

Seems odd the website would be off by that much, but the calculations are correct. I tried to figure out how they got 416kcal - even if it was just the burger bowl it would still be aprox 650 kcal (w…