Many of us love MacrosFirst on mobile—but also need the option to use it on a larger screen when a phone isn’t convenient (or allowed). A web/desktop version (and/or iPad-friendly experience) would make planning, logging, and managing meals faster, easier, and more accessible.

What this would enable

• Full MacrosFirst access from a web browser/desktop so you can use all features from a laptop or computer—not just view-only.

• Faster meal planning and meal prep using a keyboard (especially for planning a full week).

• Easier recipe building and editing (less tedious than doing complex entry on a phone).

• Quick logging during the workday when you’re already on a laptop, at lunch, or when your phone isn’t accessible/you’re not supposed to have it out.

• Better readability & accessibility on a larger screen for those with aging eyes or who struggle with small phone interfaces (including Gen X users who prefer desktop).

• Convenient multi-account use (for example, logging into your account and a spouse’s account at the same time—e.g., one in an incognito tab—when recording meals you prepare).

• Support for coaches and power users who manage lots of entries and need a more efficient desktop workflow.

• No need for workarounds like installing an Android simulator just to use MacrosFirst on a computer.

• Stay competitive with other trackers that already offer both mobile and desktop options—this is a deciding factor for some users choosing (or switching away from) MacrosFirst.

Why it matters

A web/desktop option would be a true “game changer” for many: easier data entry, easier planning, better accessibility, and a smoother way to use MacrosFirst throughout the day—desktop when you’re at your computer, mobile when you’re on the go.