Great database and functionality, some minor problems – Nutritionix Track Review

Overall, the functionality of this food tracker is the best I’ve found. Large database of foods with correct/reasonable values for generic foods, the ability to scan bar codes, set up your make your own meals/recipes, a restaurant meal planner... Other similar apps seem to be inundated with incorrect information that the public has entered, making it hard to get good tracking. One bug that detracts from it though is that it seems to update the Apple HealthKit app multiple times per day with the entire calorie/nutrient values leading to the HealthKit having wrong/double values. I did ensure that the time zone matches the phone time zone - it really looks like the issue is that the HealthKit API is being used incorrectly in the app. This really needs to be fixed.***This has been fixed*** One good enhancement to the UI would be to allow multiple entries from the page where it shows you “foods eaten for (meal)”. If you want to add multiple foods you’ve had before, each time you click, it takes you to another page and you have to menu back.
Review by ACompletelyUniqueNickname on Nutritionix Track.