Levels Feature Requests

Feedback: Having add on health coach as an option or at least for the first month would help people learn how to navigate the system. He is interested in having a coach guide him at his current level Have initial Zoom calls with new members to go over their reports and provide guidance on how to improve their health Member wants to have guided coaching/community similar to past experience with prolonged fasting program Member pointed out the opportunity for Levels to fill the market void left by the closure of Super Sapiens Member would love a chat feature to communicate with a dietician, as they often had questions while using Levels and desired more personal insight. Member wants one-on-one lab result explanations instead of searching for answers online.

Feedback: While Levels helps identify what foods spike glucose, it doesn’t provide enough guidance on what to eat instead. Member wants more proactive meal planning guidance. Integrate more meal planning support, including balanced meal templates and grocery lists. Offer personalized food recommendations based on glucose responses, lab results, and dietary preferences. Expand integration with the new dietitian service to help users transition to better eating habits.

Many readers, especially those in countries using the metric system, find it challenging when ingredients are listed only in imperial measures. Including metric measurements in brackets alongside imperial measures in articles would greatly enhance accessibility and usability for a global audience.

Take recipes from different styles of cooking (American, French, creole, Indian, Chinese) and show how to cook these. “Recipes are knowledge, cooking is wisdom” It would be great to see levels take recipes that perform well on glucose response and show people how to cook them. For example, I can hand anyone a jambalaya recipe, but give it to a Cajun/creole chef and magic happens. Create a series to share that help people learn new cooking styles- this would be a huge attraction for me and hopefully others. Share how to make healthy choices in ingredients and oils in the context of that cooking style. It would be fun.

Where can I find nutritional information for the recipes?

Feedback: I think the complex needs to be narrowed down into a very simplified video or article titled something like " What am I looking for and why does it matter." Give the nitty gritty of what to keep and eye on with the CGM and why? For instance, am I looking for something overnight wearing this? Am I looking for the glucose spike? One hour, two hours post meal? Why do I want to keep that at a certain level? Why do I care? What my morning glucose level is? provide clear and concise information on key values to focus on for users who are not necessarily looking for detailed medical data member proposed simple video tutorials showcasing essential app functions, including meal logging and understanding metrics, to improve usability for new users without overwhelming them.

As AI continues to get better, perhaps it would be helpful to send targeted articles to emails depending on the glucose trends for the week? Just a thought.

Feedback: Member found the recipes to be helpful but she wants the ability to print it

Feedback: I would like to see more health information stratified by age. I don't think a lot of the optimal numbers are applicable the older we get. Customizing community glucose based on age, race, and activity levels seems to be a common theme