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Haven't tracked for ages, since my first few weeks primal and then every now and again for a few of months just to make sure I was on the right track (found I was usually under eating calorie wise as I was so satiated). But it was certainly very useful and something that I recommend to friends and family just making the switch, but having a CW oriented tool like brightspark or fitday has often been confusing for newbs so this is much needed. Well done :)
My one request at this point would be the smart phone synching app, a lot of work as one for each platform is needed please (I bounce between iphone, android and WP7 - currently loving the WP7) ;-)
Will give it a go and add any recs I can think of the the list.
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Thanks! I'm working on those things now.
[QUOTE=Noctiluca;601017]It would be nice to know what the color coding of the different amino acids and such represents. (purple, green and red?)[/QUOTE]
The color represents whether you have reached that nutrient's Recommended Daily Intake (RDI). Red means you are below the RDI, green means above, and purple/gray means there is no official daily value for that nutrient.
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[QUOTE=Misabi;601083]My one request at this point would be the smart phone synching app, a lot of work as one for each platform is needed please (I bounce between iphone, android and WP7 - currently loving the WP7) ;-)[/QUOTE]
You have all three phones? Wow, your belt must look like Batman's utility belt! ;)
I was considering iOS and Android, but WP7 wasn't even on my radar. Would a mobile web version suffice, compatible with all three mobile browsers?
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Used for the past couple of days and the thing that bothers me the most is that the info I want (all the technical details) are at the bottom of the page while the journal is up at the top. A preference setting would be best since some might like it better the way it is, but I like having the pie chart and macro/micro breakdowns at the top.
Ability to edit the serving in the journal, macros for each journal entry (cal,prot,fat,carb) and specify which vitamin/minerals you want to track.
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Customizing the journal report is a great idea, I've heard the same complain from some other people. It's complicated but I'm going to give it a try (without complicating the user experience for the others).
I'm definitely working on being able to edit the servings and adding macros to the entries.
Thanks for taking the time to try it and giving me your feedback.
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Great webapp. It's already highly usable as it is. It's already changing how I look at my daily primal diet.
I think you should keep the same simple type of layout to avoid scaring away new folks. A lot of the 'extras' mentioned would be nice, but could clutter up the interface (unless they're placed in an 'advanced' tab).
My only request is the one already stated by others: I'd like to be able to store meals/recipes to bring in. Especially when my typical morning smoothie has 5 ingredients.
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[QUOTE=crogagnon;601231]You have all three phones? Wow, your belt must look like Batman's utility belt! ;) [/QUOTE]
hahaha I don't have an iPhone, don't particularly like them tbh, but I have an iPad, and android and a WP7 for work. The android was for my use and the WP7 was supposed to be for testing purposes, but I like it better so have switched :D
[QUOTE=crogagnon;601231]I was considering iOS and Android, but WP7 wasn't even on my radar. Would a mobile web version suffice, compatible with all three mobile browsers?[/QUOTE]
A mobile web version that works on all platforms could be a good idea, but you'll probably be missing out on market share by not having the specific apps for at least iphone and android (I don't know how big the windows phones are in the states at the moment, but they're only just starting to make an appearance down under. So a WP7 app would probably just be for me :D
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Also:
You've got tbsp for coconut oil and lard, but when I just tried to add "dripping" there wasn't a spoon type measurement available.. just grams, lbs or oz.
But I've just realised that if I search for "tallow" tbsp is there :)
Oh, and being able to edit the measurements used for food items that you added to your journal rather than just deleting them would be good.
Overall though, me likee :)
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Seconding (thirding?) the iPhone feature. I don't work anywhere near a desk, so that's a huge deal to me. I'm currently using Livestrong, and that's one of the main reasons why. I'd [I]love [/I]to be able to support someone in the Primal family instead.
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Very cool! I just need to add in my Carls Jr. bunnless six dollar burger and Im set. And the meaty breakfast burrito and steak burrito without tortilla. :) Very intuitive. I like it. Thank you!
