Fix or hide your inaccurate database and remove Heath and step tracking prompts for the iPad. MAKE THE CAMERA ACCURATE PLEASE! It is the only feature worth subscribing for in my opinion. I want to love this app but you make it so hard with empty promises and flashy claims. Just make it work and make it simple. No one wants your meal plans or recepies. Just make an app that I can take a picture of what the food on my plate looks like,(THE MEAL NOT THE RAW INGREDIENTS) and guess what it is and how many calories are usually in it on average actually accurately maybe even 25% of the time. I could literally write you a book if you need, just fix the camera and stop working on everything else other than cleaning your data base and adding more automatic health tracking connections.

Only allow verified additions to the database. There's so many inaccuracies.
Don't put a serving size as 1 serving. Be specific about how much that serving is.

Only allow verified additions to the database. There's so many inaccuracies.
Don't put a serving size as 1 serving. Be specific about how much that serving is.

Only allow verified additions to the database. There's so many inaccuracies.
Don't put a serving size as 1 serving. Be specific about how much that serving is.

To OP, doesn't the "category" section of food (basic and untreated) contain only veryfied food? At least all of it has a blue dot behind and is "Verified by Lifesum".

However, I agree to the second topic.

All basic foods (untreated) should have a entry certified by Lifesum in the database. Often, many vegetables and other foods do not have it. In addition, the recipes introduced by the users must have a list of ingredients, otherwise they will never be precise.

It would be nice to know the breakdown of various common indian food items like moong dal, vegetables, and others, which are consumed on a regular basis by many users

Please add tovala meals to your database thank you.

I noticed that there are A LOT of foods that are not in the database, but they are in the myfitnesspal database, I would recommend imrpoving this drastically as it is a major deciding factor and inconvenience that makes me seriously consider using myfitnesspal over lifesum. I personally love the lifesum interface and prefer it over myfitnesspal, but this one key issue is major.

Most of the Food choices/menu arent available in the Philippines. Thinking purchase of this apps is waste of money... but may I appeal if there is possibilities to cater our need in Asian taste buds.

There's so many places to get this information and it doesn't seem like they're using any of them. It's really disappointing.

Could you please have more focus on importing additional food databases from external sources? This could help to correct wrongly stored food items in your DB.

To start you could use the following database for Switzerland's food:
https://www.foodrepo.org/

it would be best that you could offer a function where we can import excel / google sheet and add our food to the list! Most of my meals are Chinese food, and the list is very limited. I understand that you currently do not offer chinese translation and you are not targeting Chinese users, however such a function will benefit many more people!

Stop letting so Many wrong nutritions get in to The database.
It is ok, We have som receipts/meals only for personal. But not make it official.
The databases is full of crap people are typing wrong.
Ex. “Grannys pie”=800 kalories

Or.
“My sausage”: 400 kalories... It is invidual crap with no nutrition or even ingrediens.

Very important not to exclude billions of population who enjoys Chinese food in a daily basis.

Removing duplicates is the single most important "feature" for me. Actually it is no feature, but a quality standard that must always be met

100% agree with this. I tried to search for a medium Costa Latte and was hit with a huge number of user-submitted options. Lifesum needs some serious quality control on its database. Ideally, this information should come directly from manufacturers/ vendors. I'm not sure if you have any existing contacts or API's available to allow this.

Code Check is a huge database with a lot of detailed food information. You should request a cooperation. This would make booth apps much more useful.

MFP does this great thing when searching for food.

If you type in a restaurants name in the food search. It will group all of the restaurants food items into a "menu" group. Making it really easy to search through that restaurants food database. It'd be great if you could implement this and include a multiadd option that way you can check multiple items to add from one search instead of one at a time.

I would like to suggest that Lifesum Link the information found here https://ndb.nal.usda.gov/ndb/search/list to its program to offer more consistent and correct food information. If you follow the link you will find the National database that factories, manufactures and other food companies use to get the information for their products nutrition facts label. If it is not possible to link your serveses to the national database to provide consistent and correct food information perhaps have a link that will allow users to reference food they add. Hopefully a partnership with the USDA National DataBase will reduce or eliminate Discrepancy in nutritional tracking. Thank you for your time.