I have some clients that prefer to use Macrostax to track nutrition instead of MyFitnessPal. It’d be nice to have the option of connecting either

For the nutrition evolution app, i would like to see how much calories each specific food has. That way if i don’t have it but something close to it, i can make sure I’m within calories.

I would like a notes feature, where photos of food labels could be uploaded and tagged. My trainer is in a different country to me, so I have to switch some the food items suggested, so this would allow him to see the different choices I have had to make.

ideas for meal tracking with photos:
1- being able to see a panel of multiple days of your meals in a row, all the meals like your measurement photos.
2- being able to go back and forth between meal days, not having to go to the main day and click on each meal section to compare and find

Most of the people are committed to the program but if you give the ideas o the meal plan ahead of time. That will give us more time to prepare and at least have something less to be worried during the first or two weeks.

Allow for notes to be made in case there’s any omitimos to certain things that weren’t eaten or data that wasn’t collected. Also helps describe why you are eating that food

Since only added sugars should be counted towards daily intake, and not occurring naturally in fruits and vegetables, can you add something that would distinguish between the two?

I am having issues getting the nutrition macros to sync from My Fitness Pal. The only way I can get these to efficiently sync is if I manually go ask the app to sync. Sometimes the delay, if I wait, can be hours, one time it was close to 16 hours. I have tried deleting both apps and re-adding them, I am not sure if it really helps. This can be frustrating.

I hate using MyFitnessPal, there are better apps in the iOS App Store. It would be better to just retrieve the data from Apple Health so there is one source of truth. I use LoseIt which feeds data into Apple Health, so Trainerize can be app-agnostic.

It is more user friendly and helpful compared to my fitness Pal. Also it has been catered around Indians cooking and foods so most of the items are there in unlike my fitness Pal where most of the dishes are not in the database

Inside the Calories Proteins Fats and Carbs circles on the dash. I suggest the numbers match what you’ve consumed as it’s counting.

Enter each measurement so it can be added and tracked

Which vitamins, protein powder, and stimulates are recommended

Since the integration with AppleWatch and the customizable LT Apple Watch face, I love being able to see in an instant my steps and calories burned and to launch a work out however I’m forced to use another app to track calorie intake.

When a food is added to MFP then it syncs to the app then when a food is deleted or changed to another amount then it adds it again, currently MFP is showing 895 cals for the day and the app is showing 2950 cals. Asking for a manual sync does not fix this and the food can’t be deleted from the app. It would be good if when syncing it overwrought the current sync or you can manually remove errors.

Photos of meals. Or sync with Ate app.

Rather than integrating with FitBit, bring that function into the app by integrating with a food database.