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I like the app. Thanks for sharing.
I think this is/ was my plan, yes.
This is not a feature request. I was just wondering where the water intake is tracked. As part of a recipe or food would've felt natural to me. Hence the question. I missed the water sub tab in the diary tab's top right corner.
My feedback:
Cooked noodles, soft drinks, a cup of coffee with sugar, a glass of water with lemon juice, protein shakes would be examples for "watery" food.
Right now one can keep track of the nutrients + fibre + x in food in one calculation. And then there is a second tracking just for water.
Two lists feel more complicated than one list. To add a cup of coffee I need to add the nutrients part (sugar, coffein, fat) as a food entry in the diary tab + a cup of water in the water sub tab.
Thanks. Fine by me. :)
I could add a custom nutrient "water" to my foods and recipes to achieve what I planned. Or I just ignore water intake tracking.
Glad the workaround clicked. Custom-nutrient "water" plus your own recipes is the cleanest path for comprehensive accounting without waiting on a built-in feature.
The "two lists feels more complicated than one" observation is fair and worth sitting with. Ill add this as a possible future feature
Thanks for the thoughtful feedback.