Focus metrics are the nutrients you care most about for a profile — up to 10 of them. They appear in the diary's summary panel and, once set, a Focus Metrics table opens every nutrition report so the headline numbers are in one place.
Choose focus metrics
- From the profile's diary, select Profile in the header.
- Scroll to Focus metrics and pick a nutrient from the Add metric... list. The list is grouped and depends on the profile's food database.
- Each metric can have its own target:
- No target — Foodzone falls back to the profile's recommended value, and the row shows which one applies (RDI, AI and so on).
- A target in the nutrient's own unit, for example grams.
- % energy — available for energy macronutrients such as protein, fat and carbohydrate.
- per kg of body weight — available for protein. Targets can also be set as a minimum or maximum instead of an exact goal.
- Select Save.
Focus metrics in the report
The Focus Metrics table appears right under the report header, one row per metric:
- Type — where the target comes from: your custom target's unit, or the reference value used (EER for energy, RDI, AI and so on).
- Intake — the average daily intake over the reported days.
- Target and % — the target and how much of it the intake covers.
- Macronutrients without a custom target are judged against their recommended share of energy (AMDR) instead, and the row shows the range with a status: within range, below min or above max.
The full nutrient sections further down the report are unaffected — focus metrics are a summary, not a filter.