Averages cover only the days with food logged, so a half logged week is not mistaken for a low week. A single day bounces around far more than a week does, so the weekly number is the one to act on.
Faint dots are what the scale said. The line is a 7 day average, and that is the real number. Daily swings are mostly water, food in transit and salt.
Leave carbs blank and it fills whatever calories are left.
Name search runs on a shared demo key, roughly 30 lookups an hour for everyone using it. A free personal key from the USDA raises that to 1,000. Barcode scanning never needs one.
Everything is stored on this phone only. Nothing is uploaded anywhere and nobody else can see it. Back up now and then, because clearing browser data would wipe it.
No scale needed.
Hold the barcode inside the frame.
Generic foods, from the USDA database.
Your hand travels with you, so it works anywhere.
A hand portion is a guide, not a measurement. Expect to be off by a fifth on any one meal. The weight trend is what corrects that over time.
Saved to My foods, so this is a one time job per food.
Anything logged once lands here.
Pulls everything from that day into this one. You can edit afterwards.