The source of the confusion is the difference between a "Calorie" and a "calorie."
Apple Health uses kcal: The Apple Health app, like most fitness trackers and nutritional labels, measures energy in kilocalories (kcal). This is often written as "Calories" (with a capital C) as a shorthand.
Habitify uses cal and kcal: Our app offers both units. The smaller unit is the "calorie" (cal), and the larger unit is the "kilocalorie" (kcal).
The conversion rate between them is: 1 kcal (in Apple Health) = 1,000 cal (in Habitify)
Please go to edit your habit, then, in the unit selection, make sure to choose kcal.
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Minh Thư
Sep 22
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The source of the confusion is the difference between a "Calorie" and a "calorie."
Apple Health uses kcal: The Apple Health app, like most fitness trackers and nutritional labels, measures energy in kilocalories (kcal). This is often written as "Calories" (with a capital C) as a shorthand.
Habitify uses cal and kcal: Our app offers both units. The smaller unit is the "calorie" (cal), and the larger unit is the "kilocalorie" (kcal).
The conversion rate between them is: 1 kcal (in Apple Health) = 1,000 cal (in Habitify)
Please go to edit your habit, then, in the unit selection, make sure to choose kcal.
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