Levels Feature Requests

Tracking this would help me understand how my blood pressure interacts with other factors like food, glucose levels, and weight. From a data perspective, it could also be fascinating for your team to analyze how these elements relate to one another across a larger dataset.

I think it's helpful to have a health section with Medication and Illnesses so you know what medicines effect my glucose and what illnesses, i.e. torn hip labrum, effect movement.

* AI sometimes misidentifies food or miscalculates quantities. * Member suggested adding safeguards or easier correction options to ensure accurate logging.

Ideally when I log water drunk as a meal, I want this to go towards my habit loop. Even having a simple "+" button within the habit loop would be a good start. More feedback from members: Add a simple way to log water intake directly within the app without relying on external apps like Apple Health.

* Garmin water data syncing with Apple Health shows individual entries instead of cumulative daily totals in Levels. * Member appreciates the tracking but expects a fix for more accurate representation.

For the love of everything, can somebody please instruct the AI that not everything eaten during the same meal constitutes a salad?!

Much of the value of this service comes from closely correlating consumption with glucose levels. Please find a way to (a) integrate into one or more of the many great recipe trackers (RealPlans e.g.) or consumption loggers (MyFitnessPal e.g.) and (b) improve your food database / meal tracker. What's there now (I don't mean to be too critical) is hardly usable. I want and need to track food for other reasons, and i want to do it in one place.

Feedback: Allow me to enter the minutes (and default the end time to now" which then sets the start time); presently, I have to do math to figure out if I did 15 minutes, what should the start/end times be; harder to use than necessary! The speaker wants to see improvements in the app's ability to track glucose levels during different types of exercise, such as zone two training and high-intensity training.

Levels already tracks carbs and fiber - so why not do the Net Carb calculation for us? We can set Protein and Fiber targets under Habits, so why not a Carb and/or Net Carb habit tracker?