It would be amazing to make the app more flexible by letting people choose exactly which nutrition stats appear throughout the app — including the option to hide calories completely. This would help users tailor the experience to their goals, whether they want to focus on macros first, follow guidance from a dietitian or coach, or create a less triggering environment during eating disorder recovery.

What this could include:

• A “Do Not Show Calories” option so calorie amounts are excluded altogether and users can focus on nourishment and macro content instead.

• Customizable nutrients on the main page, meal views, and daily views so people can decide which stats matter most to them.

• The ability to choose which nutrients appear at the top of the app, rather than keeping the current top-level display locked.

• Support for showing only the nutrients you care about, such as:

  • Protein and carbs

  • Calories and protein

  • Fiber and protein

  • Fiber and sodium

  • Or any other preferred combination

• Keep the current default view available for people who like it, while adding the option to personalize it.

• Pinned selected nutrients while scrolling so users can easily keep an eye on what they have remaining for the day.

• Macro goals by percentage instead of only grams for users who prefer to track that way.

• A more supportive visual experience for sensitive users, especially those recovering from disordered eating, by avoiding calorie-focused or shame-inducing feedback when goals are exceeded.

Why this matters:

• It would make the app easier for dietitians, nutrition coaches, and recovery-focused users to recommend and use.

• It helps people stay focused on what is most useful for them, instead of seeing numbers that feel distracting, overwhelming, or triggering.

• It creates a more positive, personalized experience for users who want to track macros first, not calories first.

• It would help the app stand out as a more inclusive nutrition tool that supports a wider range of health goals and needs.