bug-reports

It’s not giving us many options, when I search “Shortbread biscuits” I should get multiple options not just one, maybe when writing it will also try to write what you want but without over doing your writing, and should give multiple options similar how “calorie counter” works gives multiple options.

When you try to edit sections for food such as: Edit nutrition info (nutrition info) Edit nutrition info (Adjust food) (value shown per g) Serving size These 3 sections, when you do changed to either one and do another edit to another section, it just ressets automatically, and goes to it’s old info. We should be able to edit all sections how we want Nutrition info (serving size for 1) Nutrution info (adjust food) - calories/carbs/fat/protein Register food (serving size each g) But we should edit, without it being changed automatcially, because it’s not giving me the right info. So I want to do shortbread 1 Serviving, each serving is 75g Then I want to add some info such as calories - // carbs - 9.1g (per serviving) fat - 3.1g protein - 1.5g These info ahould be changed as I want it to be like this, but when I change one section it changes all sections.

I’ve noticed that the glucose trend arrow on the iPhone Home Screen widget, Lock Screen widget and Apple Watch often stays pointing right (➡️), indicating stable glucose, even when my glucose level is clearly rising or falling. For example, I ate chocolate to test it, and my glucose started rising, but the arrow continued to show ➡️ instead of updating to reflect the change. I’ve also noticed that the Lock Screen widget seems to be the most accurate of the three, although it still doesn’t always show the correct information. Could you investigate whether the trend arrows are updating correctly and using the latest available glucose data? It would be helpful if the glucose value and trend arrow refreshed together, so the arrow doesn’t continue showing an outdated trend. Ideally, all widgets and the Apple Watch should display consistent, up-to-date glucose readings and trend arrows, as these are important for understanding whether glucose is rising, falling or staying stable.