OMG, Yes, please!

This would be such a game changer - many people have already logged meals in MFP for years. They have the most exhaustive database of foods that I’ve seen in any other food tracker. The fact that the food entries have things like sodium, protein, etc., means you could get really helpful correlations. For example, “after I logged a bag of salty crisps at 10:45PM last night, my sleep score was really low. but the night before I had a late night snack of cucumbers and no-salt-added humous, and my sleep score was great! Therefore, the saltiness of the snacks impacted my sleep more than the time before bed.” Or “yesterday I had a high protein breakfast before my workout, and I felt energised all day, but today I had carbs only and my energy was gone by noon” (or whatever). Could really help inform about how different types of food effect peoples lives.

Why is it market not possible? Any explanation?

Why not possible? Please! Even just macros or something

I agree just macros even would help!

An alternative could be Lifesum maybe?

Cancelling my Bearable subscription because I needed a way to track food with all other the life factors.

Integrating with MFP would be a total game changer.

MyFitnessPal already had a huge library of foods, seems like this would be the fastest way to get detailed good tracking in bearable

This is a definite yes! Pretty simple to do. Just import data from MFP so you don’t need to have a separate file list of foods. Use an existing export type from MFP to figure out common CSV formats and run from there.

Even if this integration isn’t pursued, a way to track food in a more detailed way with Bearable seems essential - timestamps, more detailed nutritional info, and notes are all relevant.

This is one of the most impactful factors that influences our health and well-being, often more so than medication, activity, exercise, work, and others. To be able to track this in a detailed way makes a lot of sense to me.