Levels Feature Requests

Simplify the weekly Levels report

Would be great to chart estimated A1c daily and in all data

Ability to attract glucose hacks, like apple cider vinegar, or cinnamon capsules, or any other hacks and be able to correlate it with meals that you didn’t use a hack. So when you add a food meal, you could have a check box for hack Indoor insert the food item and tag it as a hack.

Member requests a way to exclude days where there are 0 meal logs or activity. Appears to be calculated into reports and statistics.

Feedback: Introduce fun end-of-year summaries akin to features in other apps like Oura and Spotify, which she believes would enhance user engagement.

Member inquires if the Levels data can be displayed in formats other than graphs and charts, such as pure text/numbers and expresses interest in working with Levels to improve app accessibility for the blind and low vision community.

There are times when you cannot log all of your meals / activity in a day - this data skews averages / aggregated statistics in the my data tab. By either default excluding days with no meal entries (would need to add an option for fasting), or by adding an option to exclude days from statistics (could do this at the app level "exclude all days with no entries" or at the individual day level "exclude today"), you enable more fault-tolerant (and therefore useful) statistics. Example: much of apple health works this way. e.g., if you log caffeine consumption, and then aggregate the 6 month view, it does not count any days without a log towards the averages (ie it does not assume "0" for those days)

Feedback: A weekly highlight of what impacted and what ingredients or exercise specifically created spikes

I love the daily emails - LOVE them. The layout is harsh from a design and conceptualization perspective. What I’d enjoy is making them more visually pleasing and easier to grok (Lower variability good, unless the previous day was a fasting day). So reducing that down to visualization that always fits well on my phone email would be awesome. Or maybe spike time expressed as a percentage of the day and how it’s performed relative to my “normal” or others normals would be really informative. A design goal could be removing the “which direction is ‘good vs bad’ thinking” from the equation. If you take each piece of information on that page and reduce it to a set of sparklines, that page instantly cleans up and becomes an adaptive layout for different size screens. And then you can start to view packaging of each piece of information more effectively and iterating on them. It would be cool to offer design options as an “opt-in beta” to allow people to actively participate and provide feedback.

I like the daily metrics view. Would be nice to see a trend for those.