Similar to MyFitnessPal, be able to add custom food item like a branded supplements.

Currently there is only a cal/macro breakdown of each individual item based on the default serving size, but when you adjust the serving size, you're not able to view the update cal/macro breakdown of that item until it gets added to your daily total.

I think having a self-adjusting cal/macro breakdown with each item in the food tracker that changes based on CUSTOM serving size BEFORE you add it to your diary would be most idea. Just like MFP.

I think this would save our clients a ton of time and frustration.

Let's be honest, clients who are taking meal photos likely aren't going to be tracking their cals/macros, and clients who are tracking their cals/macros likely aren't going to be taking photos of their meals.

So for those of us who's clients are strictly tracking cals/macros, the current workflow of having to "skip" the meal photo option before being able to add a meal/item to their diary seems like an unnecessary, cumbersome step.

I think having Meal Photos and Meal Tracker separate would be most ideal, or perhaps the ability to toggle Meal Photos On/Off while using the Meal Tracker.

Ability to help client enter food details from meal photo. In trainers app you could look at client's photo and add the food items to find out macros. That way if you are managing a client on your own you could even help track as a starter.

A video to send clients on how to use the meal tracker. This would save so much time answering each clients questions.
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have a hand portion to grams+calories converter: 1palm protein = 30-50g/150cals, 1 thumb of fat = 9-15g, 20cals

AS WELL as be able to include photos to ensure client is accountabale and correct.

a quick add button on the main page to add food to the diary; it would be great if they could just use this app for tracking food, but the feedback im getting is that my fitness pal is so much easier to add food to, on this app they have to go through lots of options instead of just being able to click once and be on the add food/ scan barcode section.

The client is building their own recipe. So for example, if you made a soup at home and ate on it all week. You would create a custom recipe and add all the ingredients and the amounts. Then lets say that recipe made 1 gallon of soup, but you only eat 2 cups of it throughout the week. They would be able to log the portion they had and the total calories for the 2 cups. Hopes this makes sense.

I want someone who buys a certain package to automatically be asked questions like weight, height, sex, weight change goal and be prescribed a first pass caloric goal.

Ability to default the whole business to meal tracker by default instead of meal photos.

Business wants to move fully to in-app tracker and not even show the option of MFP tracking to a client. Admin should be able to turn on and off ability for client to see that option for food tracking.

When my clients eat the same thing a few days in a row they can copy and paste. However it is not letting them delete their notes. For example my client ate half of her breakfast yesterday and added in her comment below breakfast that she half. This morning she ate the same breakfast but ate all of it. When she copies the breakfast from yesterday to today it doesnt let her edit her comment.

In the Meal Tracker portion that I see as a trainer, I wish I could view all of their food pictures for the past week or month. Just like you can view the macros and calories via MyFitnessPal in the progress tab under nutriton graphs. If you added another tab to progress that uploaded all their photos with the date then you could click on each one from there to get the food stats if they uploaded that.

I'd like to be able to react to the notification I receive that a client hits their daily nutrition goal. Currently you can only react when they add a meal, but it would be far easier to "like" that they hit the goal for the day instead of "like" 6 meals that they've added!

Allow clients/users to enter nutrition data that has decimals.

13.8g protein etc.