1. To help me better track a possible trigger, possible flare, with the possible food.New Device, Goodbye Access To App Data Got new phone and my user name and pass doesn't work.
2. Incomplete Food Database: I tried scanning three different kinds of coffee and 4 different kinds of breakfast cereal and none of them produced a result.
3. I can only conclude that this is either an incomplete implementation of a database, or just meant to add a UPC code while still having to add every food by hand.
4. It defeats the purpose of having a database with bar codes if I have to enter in the data myself.
5. I've appear to have gotten allergic to something and have been utilizing the app to track my food and enter symptoms.
6. All in all, I'm glad I'm using this app!Its great! I have a few minor desires: - There's a lot of confusing repetition in the food database.
7. use different colours for different sections as it's easy to mix up "Item" with "Ingredients" or "A Kind Of" as they all look exactly the same.
8. You gonna save the privacy world by storing sign in credentials on the device?? What good is that when you change devices, enter the correct info and you're locked out because the app won't recognize the sign in? No way to recover.
9. I would like to be able to list suspected issues with a food, such as listing that a certain item has a FODMAP, that the item may be high histamine, high oxalate, whatever.
10. different types of grains to create different kind of pasta, noodles etc) There is no lactose free products or possibility to mark one as lactose free.
11. You can manually enter items and ingredients but this becomes time consuming in the grand scheme.So so.