Levels Feature Requests

Feedback: An easier way to log and track whole foods and recipes, especially those with multiple ingredients. He mentioned it's cumbersome to manually enter each ingredient. He suggested allowing users to enter nutrition information or import recipes.

Feedback: Ability to share recipes with others, like a significant other, so they can also make healthy recipes

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

Many of us are already logging meals in another app. Integrate with those apps and save us from having to duplicate data into levels. I’d really like you to integrate “lose it”. https://www.loseit.com/api/

Feedback: Allow users to create and share recipes with servings information that other users could then log from. This would prevent duplicate recipe entries for common recipes. if I barcode scan an item, it should be allowed to exist in the database for other users. Ability to share meal data, including recent meals and custom meal items, with a chosen individual. My wife and I are trying the app together, and I have much more patience for entering accurate meals than she does, so this would make her life easier.

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.

Be able to track alcohol

Feedback: I want to optionally input not only the time I started eating, but the time I finished eating. Perhaps there's a correlation for some users between how quickly they eat and how their blood sugar reacts.

Can you please add a breakdown of the types of fat (including saturated fat) to the totals for each meal and the day when macro tracking? I would like the ability to see saturated fat tracked separately as part of the meal and daily totals (in addition to the current protein/fat/carbs/fiber/sugar/added sugar). The Levels medical advisers note in podcasts that some peoples' cholesterol levels are sensitive to saturated fat intake, so part of managing total health for those people includes tracking this type of fat specifically. Furthermore, the new meal scores separately consider “healthy” versus “unhealthy” fats, so seeing the fat breakdown for each food, meal, and daily total would help us improve our meal scores. Currently, without this feature, a user is not able to readily see the fat composition of a meal and thus know how to modify it for next time. Knowing the breakout for each food is also important to seeing what we can swap out or modify to make better choices going forward. I have gone back to a macro tracking app to get this feature. It seems easy enough to just display the total fat breakout in another line below the current protein/fat/carbs/fiber/sugar/added sugar. Another option is being able to customize what the user sees. For me, I would care less about added sugar and replace that with saturated fat so it all fits on the screen nicely, but for others they may not care about saturated fat and do care about added sugar. This feature addition would dovetail nicely with the ability to set customized goals on the habits side.