MacroPilotMacroPilotApp

User Manual

A walk-through of everything in the app, tab by tab.

Signing in

Create your own account with an email and password, or with Google, from the Sign up page. You can change your password any time under Settings → Change Password, which also signs you out of any other devices.

Today — logging food

  • Text: type what you ate (“grilled chicken breast, rice, broccoli”) and press Log it. It is parsed into calories, protein, carbs, fat, sugar and fibre.
  • Photo: use the camera button, or the library button to pick existing shots. Attach up to four per entry — different foods, or a product plus its nutrition-facts label (the label's printed numbers are used exactly).
  • Voice: tap the mic and speak; the language selector next to it sets the recognition language.
  • Manual: “Add macros manually” if you already know the numbers.

Today — adjusting entries

  • Portion: the Qty control rescales an item from ¼× to 4×.
  • Grouped dishes: a dish made of several ingredients logs as one line; the chevron expands the ingredient breakdown, and “Edit ingredients” lets you change, add or remove them — the total recalculates.
  • Copy / clear: copy a single item or a whole day to another date; “Clear day” wipes a day's entries in one step.
  • Use the date arrows to log or edit a past day.

Progress

The last-30-days strip shows one square per day — green when logged calories landed within 15% of target, amber when logged but outside, grey when not logged. The bar charts below it can switch to "Lifetime" to see your full history.

Insights

Once there are at least a few logged days, a weekly analysis appears: key takeaways, then what's working / needs attention / working against you, a projection, and anomaly check-ins. Ask the coach chat follow-up questions. It refreshes once a week; “Regenerate” forces a new one early.

Settings

  • Program start date, timezone, and your daily targets.
  • Change password.
  • Export: a full JSON backup, or per-table CSVs (food, calories burned).

Themes

The circle button in the top corner sets light / dark / auto, a preset colour theme, or a fully custom palette.