Levels Feature Requests

I am trying to identify trends in my glucose data related to food and exercise, such as overnight glucose levels, morning exercise impact, and meal-to-meal fluctuations. It would be helpful to have summary or trend reports that provide insights over several days or weeks, rather than just daily summaries. This feature would allow me to better understand patterns and make informed decisions about my health.

As much as we all love sodium, it’s one of the most toxic substances we can consume and has direct links to high blood pressure/heart disease/ strokes and kidney disease - If we’re eating properly, we don’t need to add any extra sodium but it’s difficult to eat at restaurants or do takeout or even purchase any number of products that although are not processed foods nevertheless have lots of sodium added (I think all of us who use the Levels app probably avoid processed foods like the plague). As an avid label reader I’m often shocked by how much sodium is added to foods — my point is I suggest we have the app report to us our daily sodium total. I actually would love to have a running total throughout the day so I can see how I’m doing as I try to control this aspect of our food. And even better an alert once I’ve reached some kind of preset preference goal.

I need some additional assistance interpreting the weekly Levels report i.e. there is a link on how to interpret but it would help me if this info could be simplified.

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

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

Feedback: Member wants to export data so he can build his own correlations and hypothesis Member wants this feature so he can easily share it to his health care provider Member wants to export glucose level charts to Excel for more side-by-side comparisons Ability to download reports based on time periods

As a metabolic app, medically it consists of 5 factors: Blood sugar levels Waist circumference Blood pressure High-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol levels Triglyceride levels Would love to be able to enter these metrics to get a total metabolic health score. Being able to set the thresholds for these metrics would be important since they can vary per person (i.e waist circumference <= 40, HDL >=40, etc) The calculation of the amount of time spent in each category would be a weekly/monthly/etc score/report. Thanks

Feedback: food tags and food insights should be included member would like the daily reports to be more interesting make reports concise daily reports need to be easier to digest with fewer words (easier to Gronk) evaluate the daily/weekly reports and numbers presented - too much data that most members won't understand. Simplify the most meaningful metrics

Feedback: Analyze trends for frequently consumed meals and provide insights on why similar meals might yield different glucose responses.

When I look at My Data>My nutrition>See breakdown and then pick the Macronutrient - for example, fiber - and then I click on the bar for the day, I can see what my total fiber intake was for that day. That’s really, really helpful… but, I’d like to be able to click on that number then and have a display open showing what food contributed to that total and how much each did. For one, it would show me which foods are the best sources but it would also help me spot entry errors, for example when the macronutrient total is unbelievably high. Here’s an example of how Cronometer does it.