Here's a link to an image on the internet showing the quick add option for MFP (quick add calories is for all users, quick add macros is for premium users only):
https://www1-lw.xda-cdn.com/files/2015/04/Screen-Shot-2015-04-14-at-10.49.04-AM-183x143.png

I would want to log calories, total carbs, sugars, fibre, protein, fat, sat fat and salt (the basic nutrients that are listed on food labels in the UK!).

Thanks for any help or pointers you can give me

We can track completely insane things, many of which only apply to the few, yet can't have the app figure out our TDEE based on our results and weigh ins? That's literally the most valuable thing a macro tracker can offer given it's core purpose.

Having a Mifflin St Jeuor guess at my TDEE which is overestimated by almost 1000 cals isn't helpful, but at least I can see that and know it's wrong. How many can't? At least if I set a goal and then the results show it's wrong, it could adjust until I'm dialed in and losing at the goals specified.

MacroFactor, Carbon and MM+ all offer this, why is this still not an option for the most feature rich Macro Tracker there is? I've been holding out for this for 2 cycles of paying for Gold now, starting to question my sanity here. I'd love to stay loyal, but c'mon!

I know I'm not the first to talk about this, but many of my logged foods count fibre as 4kcal/g.
This is even happening now with the soluble/insoluble showing up.

Using a LLM to get some insight, it reported that Cronometer only mirrors the information from databases, and doesn't adjust any values. If that's the case, has their been any effort on Cronometer's part to consider changing that policy, or perhaps petitioning the NCCDB or USDA to adjust values for fibre to be more accurate?

In a diet with 45-60+g of fibre, these miscalculations can result in being off by a fair bit. If the goal is to offer precise information, it seems that this is one of the remaining gaps to improve.

under my account and my wife ate some of that custom recipe as well. Do I need to recreate that custom recipe under her account in order for her to log it?

I would really like to figure out a way I can correct this for my own tracking. 300 and 120 are probably underestimates but it does take variations into account.

Normally tuna is low in Omega 3s becaue it is typically cooked before it is canned

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Thanks for adding Samsung Health to the list of syncing fit apps to help tracking. I'm currently using a Huawei watch and their Health app. Unfortuantly, this means I need to sync my watch to the Health app, then to Google Fit, then to Cronometer.

I'm often finding inaccuracies in burned calories due to all the different applications. Given Huawei will likely not let the watch sync directly to other apps, will there/can we get integration for the Huawei Health app.

Thank you!

I have only recently woken up to the existence of the grey slider bar that indicates water content and the fact that the often discussed "drink 2 litres a day" includes water content of food.

I always found it extremely difficult to drink 2 litres a day and usually managed 1 - 1.5 litres

Maybe my macro settings aren't correct? I came here after using another tracking product for years. I like this one much better, but need to get my settings dialed in. If anyone can offer some hints/guidance I'd appreciate it! Thanks.

I wonder if I am just missing something but I don't think so.