Terrible Update
What happened
Calcium values need to be stated in mg not just %
Response from developer
You are seeing percentages because you chose %target rather than mg in the settings for display of quantities. Toggle to mg in settings and you'll get the mg. Meanwhile, we are about to release a major upgrade for all our apps with a new easier-to-use interface, on-screen help files, and the ability to see a lot more detail (including mg and percentage) on screens. All upgrades are free for everyone who has paid the one-off fee for each app or app bundle.
Not easy to use
Response from developer
An inability to add an added food to your daily count suggests it hasn't been saved to the database. Meanwhile, we are about to release a major upgrade for all our apps with a new easier-to-use interface, on-screen help files, and the ability to see a lot more detail on screens. All upgrades are free for everyone who has paid the one-off fee for each app or app bundle.
Agree it’s a bit clunky
Response from developer
The app must know how much your different servings of food (eg slice, cup, portion) weigh to calculate your daily calcium intake in mg. So you need to provide the app with that information when requested. You will then be able to add and then see calcium content per serving (eg slice, cup, portion) rather than per ounce or 100g of your food. The app is consistent and the same process will apply to all foods the first time you add them to the app. Alternatively you can use the app's 400-item database and serving sizes provided, which is very straightforward.
