During past few days, there has been an intermittent error preventing some wellness entries from being recorded in the database. There was no error message, but the data was not recorded in the database and it did not display back in chart or table. This error had progressively gotten worse.
We sincerely regret the error. It is now corrected. There is a temporary fix in place and more durable fix is coming.
We also regret that the data that you were attempting log did not get preserved. Please take a moment to review your data for last few weeks to see if it is missing some entries. Please review your data between April 9th and May 22nd.
We thank you for using WeightChart.com
P.S. to paraphrase a popular song, You REALLY cannot hurry Wellness!
WeightChart.com, Track your weight and wellness
Wednesday, May 22, 2019
Monday, January 4, 2016
Healthy and Happy New Year!
We wish everyone a Healthy and Happy New Year!
As you resolve to focus on your weight and wellness in 2016, we
encourage you to seek ways to make time for wellness throughout the year. We see most weight and wellness resolutions
fall by the wayside in February, if not sooner.
Successful users of our site (and other similar services)
report that year-round focus on wellness as the most important factor in their success. All of our data shows greater success with frequent and constant logging of your wellness.
Thank you for using WeightChart.com
Friday, April 24, 2015
Wellness Resolutions
Have your New Year's resolutions related to weight loss and wellness fallen by the way side?
As with many wellness related entities, we see a major spike in activity at our website, WeightChart.com, at the beginning of the year. Lots of new users, lots old users returning, lots of invitations, new milestones, and even requests to delete old data! Everyone is resolved to tackle the weight gain of winter and the holidays.
By early March, however, most of the activity fizzles out. About this time, late in April, we are down to the regular users who use our website nearly every day.
With the insights gained from more than 5 years of our usage data, we contend that you are best served by taking time for wellness each and every day throughout the year. Simple acts of trying to be physically active and being intentional with your food can take you closest to your wellness goals over time; adding some activities to reduce stress can get you there. You add weight over years and decades, it is best to not hurry to lose it.
Try logging your weight and wellness every day (on our site or others) over a year. You may be surprised at the simplicity and effectiveness of our proposition!
Thank you for using WeightChart.com
As with many wellness related entities, we see a major spike in activity at our website, WeightChart.com, at the beginning of the year. Lots of new users, lots old users returning, lots of invitations, new milestones, and even requests to delete old data! Everyone is resolved to tackle the weight gain of winter and the holidays.
By early March, however, most of the activity fizzles out. About this time, late in April, we are down to the regular users who use our website nearly every day.
With the insights gained from more than 5 years of our usage data, we contend that you are best served by taking time for wellness each and every day throughout the year. Simple acts of trying to be physically active and being intentional with your food can take you closest to your wellness goals over time; adding some activities to reduce stress can get you there. You add weight over years and decades, it is best to not hurry to lose it.
Try logging your weight and wellness every day (on our site or others) over a year. You may be surprised at the simplicity and effectiveness of our proposition!
Thank you for using WeightChart.com
Friday, November 21, 2014
Weight and Wellness through the Holidays!
The basic premise of our site is that tracking of your weight and wellness increases your focus on your weight and wellness. This leads to wiser choices with food, exercise, and relaxation.
There is a remarkable jump in use of our site after the holidays. Even though one hears about New Year's resolutions for weight loss, we see increased usage from new and existing members starting from December 26th! Of course, this interest wanes within weeks.
We suggest continuous focus on your wellness. At this particular time of the year, we say that tracking weight and wellness through the holidays may help you to be in better shape after the holidays!
Our warmest wishes!
Thank you for using WeightChart.com
There is a remarkable jump in use of our site after the holidays. Even though one hears about New Year's resolutions for weight loss, we see increased usage from new and existing members starting from December 26th! Of course, this interest wanes within weeks.
We suggest continuous focus on your wellness. At this particular time of the year, we say that tracking weight and wellness through the holidays may help you to be in better shape after the holidays!
Our warmest wishes!
Thank you for using WeightChart.com
Monday, July 1, 2013
Success Stories
WeightChart.com prides itself in being private. A vast majority of our users are private users that do not share their data with anyone. Some of our users share data with trusted family and friends.
A few users choose to share their chart with the world either on the featured profiles page at WeightChart.com or on their own blogs. Our ability to feature success stories is limited because we prefer that our users keep their data and success private.
As we approach our 4 year anniversary, we encourage you to explore some of the success stories of our long time users.
A few users choose to share their chart with the world either on the featured profiles page at WeightChart.com or on their own blogs. Our ability to feature success stories is limited because we prefer that our users keep their data and success private.
As we approach our 4 year anniversary, we encourage you to explore some of the success stories of our long time users.
Friday, May 24, 2013
Most Searched Nutrition Data
WeightChart.com provides you with valuable and unique view of the US Food and Drug Administration's nutrition database. It lists detailed nutrient composition of more than 18000 packaged and restaurant foods.
Various food items can be searched, explored by category, or explored by high/low ingredient content.
Following is the list of the 100 most searched items for nutrition information at WeightChart.com:
Various food items can be searched, explored by category, or explored by high/low ingredient content.
Following is the list of the 100 most searched items for nutrition information at WeightChart.com:
- Quinoa, cooked
- McDonald's, Hot Caramel Sundae
- Melons, cantaloupe, raw
- McDonald's, Big Mac
- McDonald's, French Fries
- Louis Rich, Turkey Breast
- Bananas, raw
- Pork, fresh, composite of trimmed retail cuts, cooked
- McDonald's, Egg McMuffin
- McDonald's, Cheeseburger
- Jute, potherb, raw
- Apples, raw, with skin
- Hummus, commercial
- Stouffer's Lasagna with Meat & Sauce, frozen entree
- Egg, whole, cooked, hard-boiled
- McDonald's, Chicken McNuggets
- Cheese, cheddar
- Nuts, cashew nuts, dry roasted, with salt added
- McDonald's, Double Cheeseburger
- Burger King, Whopper, with cheese
- Wendy's, French Fries
- Cereals ready-to-eat, Kellogg's Frosted Mini-Wheats, original
- McDonald's, Filet-O-Fish
- Taco Bell, Nachos Supreme
- Taco Bell, Bean Burrito
- Energy drink, Red Bull, sugar free
- Candies, REESE'S Peanut Butter Cups
- Taco Bell, Taco Salad
- Chicken breast tenders, cooked, conventional oven
- Nuts, almonds
- McDonald's, Baked Apple Pie
- Broccoli, raw
- Wendy's, Chicken Nuggets
- Celery, raw
- Watermelon, raw
- McDonald's, Premium Grilled Chicken Classic Sandwich
- Cereal wafer straws, Kellogg, Apple Jacks Cereal straws
- McDonald's, McFlurry with M&M'S Candies
- Spices, bay leaf
- Cheese, brie
- Burger King, Hamburger
- McDonald's, Hot Fudge Sundae
- Tomatoes, red, ripe, raw, year round average
- Cereals ready-to-eat, General Mills, Cheerios
- Amaranth grain, cooked
- Spinach, raw
- Energy drink, Red Bull
- McDonald's, McChicke Sandwich (without mayonnaise)
- McDonald's, Caesar Salad with Grilled Chicken
- Strawberries, raw
- Egg, white, raw, fresh
- Infant formula, Mead Johnson, Enfamil, low iron
- Cereals ready-to-eat, General Mills, Fiber One
- Doughnuts, yeast-leavened, glazed, enriched (includes honey buns)
- Lettuce, iceberg (includes crisphead types), raw
- Burger King, Cheeseburger
- Alcoholic beverage, wine, table, red
- McDonald's, McFlurry with Oreo cookies
- Coffee, brewed from grounds, prepared with tap water
- Egg, whole, cooked, fried
- Cereals ready-to-eat, corn flakes, plain, single brand
- Carrots, raw
- Animal fat, bacon grease
- McDonald's, Hamburger
- Nuts, walnuts, english
- Drink mix, Quaker Oats, Gatorade orange flavor, powder
- Cheese, gruyere
- Fluid replacement, electrolyte solution (include Pedialyte)
- Cheese, mozzarella, whole milk
- Chef Boyardee Spaghetti and Meatballs in tomato Sauce
- Avocados, raw, all commercial varieties
- Carrots, baby, raw
- Infant formula, Abbott Nutrition, Neosure Advance
- Nabisco, Ritz Crackers
- Blueberries, raw
- Bagels, cinnamon-raisin
- Candies, Tootsie Roll, chocolate-flavor roll
- Gelatins, dry powder, unsweetened
- Grapes, red or green, raw
- Sweeteners, tabletop, aspartame, Equal, packets
- Kraft Valveeta Light Reduced Fat Cheese
- Taco Bell, Original Taco with beef
- McDonald's, Fruit 'n Yogurt Parfait
- Beets, raw
- Candies, Nestle, Butterfinger Bar
- Pomegranates, raw
- Jimmy Dean, Sausage Biscuits, breakfast sandwich, frozen
- Sports drink, Coca-Cola, Powerade, lemon-lime flavored
- McDonald's, Big Breakfast
- Sports drink, PepsiCo, Gatorade
- Wild rice, cooked
- Egg, Cheese and Bacon Griddle Cake Sandwich
- Fish, salmon, sockeye, raw
- Kentucky Fried Chicken, Fried Chicken, Extra Crispy, Breast
- Egg, whole, cooked, scrambled
- Taco Bell, Soft Taco with beef
- Popeyes, Coleslaw
- Butter, salted
- Onions, raw
- Stouffer's Lean Cuisine Chicken Enchilada Suiza
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Do Not Delete or Wait
We would like to highlight two user patterns that work against our proposition.
First, we often get requests to delete all of a user data because they want to start over again. We reply back encouraging them to keep all valid data. We point out the slider control below the chart that allows them to select the range of data that is displayed. Almost always, we get an firm response back. Delete the data; I have saved it elsewhere and I just want to start over!
Second, we see patterns in our data where a users waits for a long time before returning to the site to log their weight. In most cases with a long gap, the weight entered after the gap is significantly higher than the one entered before the gap. In many of these cases, the user is simply waiting for a "better" number before entering it on their chart.
Our proposition is very simple. By entering and visualizing your weight and wellness data every day, you are able to better control the factors that influence your weight and wellness. You are more aware of them and your actions are influenced by this awareness. Many of our users describe our site as a mirror that keeps them honest. By deleting old data or delaying entering current data, you are just avoiding the mirror. It undermines the fundamental way our site help you. The data that you do not like is as important to enter as the data you do like.
We encourage you to enter your and wellness data on a consistent basis. We also encourage you to review your charts and notes on a periodic basis.
Thank you for using WeightChart.com
P. S. We always encourage that you review your weight and wellness plan with your physician and other wellness professionals.
First, we often get requests to delete all of a user data because they want to start over again. We reply back encouraging them to keep all valid data. We point out the slider control below the chart that allows them to select the range of data that is displayed. Almost always, we get an firm response back. Delete the data; I have saved it elsewhere and I just want to start over!
Second, we see patterns in our data where a users waits for a long time before returning to the site to log their weight. In most cases with a long gap, the weight entered after the gap is significantly higher than the one entered before the gap. In many of these cases, the user is simply waiting for a "better" number before entering it on their chart.
Our proposition is very simple. By entering and visualizing your weight and wellness data every day, you are able to better control the factors that influence your weight and wellness. You are more aware of them and your actions are influenced by this awareness. Many of our users describe our site as a mirror that keeps them honest. By deleting old data or delaying entering current data, you are just avoiding the mirror. It undermines the fundamental way our site help you. The data that you do not like is as important to enter as the data you do like.
We encourage you to enter your and wellness data on a consistent basis. We also encourage you to review your charts and notes on a periodic basis.
Thank you for using WeightChart.com
P. S. We always encourage that you review your weight and wellness plan with your physician and other wellness professionals.
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Weight and Wellness After Holidays
We wish a Happy New Year to all of our users and
visitors! We hope that you have had
joyful holidays.
There is always a renewed focus on wellness and weight after the
holidays. It is natural to gain weight
due to abundance of holiday events that are food centric. In addition to joy, holidays often add to the
stress.
If you tracked your weight and wellness through the holiday,
it likely lessened your weight gain rather than preventing it. Some of the weight gain is easier to offset in the coming
weeks. Our experience shows that it is
much more important to keep the focus on your weight and wellness during
February and continue the rest of the year.
A large number of our users reduce their wellness tracking by March.
We encourage a consistent effort on wellness throughout the
year!
Thank you for using WeightChart.com
Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Our Proposition to Employers
At WeightChart.com, we believe that we offer a compelling employee wellness proposition to employers. Employers bear most of the direct costs associated with employee illness including absence, lost productivity, and increased health insurance premiums. Yet, employers have little ability to influence employee wellness.
Wellness requires a constant and concerted effort. Quick solutions rarely help with wellness with any degree of consistency. We think that minimal costs of our proposition (along with similar from others) and minimal efforts can yield significant returns. Many studies have shown that wellness tracking is one of the most effective ways to positively impact health habits. Logging one’s weight (and other parameters) allows one to better understand the impact of foods, activity, and stress on wellness. This leads to better control of weight and wellness.
An overwhelming majority of the healthcare costs go towards chronic diseases such as diabetes, blood pressure, and heart disease. Obesity is nearing epidemic levels and it impacts many other chronic diseases. In addition to the costs, these diseases degrade day to day life experiences.
Even though employers are responsible for most of the direct costs associated with illness, they often have limited influence on wellness. Employees prefer not to engage with employers on wellness issues. Weight and wellness parameters are considered to be some of the most private data. Employees also are distrustful of insurance providers and are reluctant to participate in programs run by them.
Our proposition is that employers encourage wellness tracking by the employees without any attempts to access this wellness information by employer or insurance companies. For a very low cost, employers make available to employees WeightChart.com as a wellness tracking platform. Our belief that tracking helps wellness this is founded on our own data with findings of other major studies. We provide the employers and employees cumulative usage and performance data that shows the success of the program.
We invite you to explore, understand, and test our proposition at no cost. We think that you will be surprised at richness of returns on these small investments.
Thank you for using WeightChart.com
Wellness requires a constant and concerted effort. Quick solutions rarely help with wellness with any degree of consistency. We think that minimal costs of our proposition (along with similar from others) and minimal efforts can yield significant returns. Many studies have shown that wellness tracking is one of the most effective ways to positively impact health habits. Logging one’s weight (and other parameters) allows one to better understand the impact of foods, activity, and stress on wellness. This leads to better control of weight and wellness.
An overwhelming majority of the healthcare costs go towards chronic diseases such as diabetes, blood pressure, and heart disease. Obesity is nearing epidemic levels and it impacts many other chronic diseases. In addition to the costs, these diseases degrade day to day life experiences.
Even though employers are responsible for most of the direct costs associated with illness, they often have limited influence on wellness. Employees prefer not to engage with employers on wellness issues. Weight and wellness parameters are considered to be some of the most private data. Employees also are distrustful of insurance providers and are reluctant to participate in programs run by them.
Our proposition is that employers encourage wellness tracking by the employees without any attempts to access this wellness information by employer or insurance companies. For a very low cost, employers make available to employees WeightChart.com as a wellness tracking platform. Our belief that tracking helps wellness this is founded on our own data with findings of other major studies. We provide the employers and employees cumulative usage and performance data that shows the success of the program.
We invite you to explore, understand, and test our proposition at no cost. We think that you will be surprised at richness of returns on these small investments.
Thank you for using WeightChart.com
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Explore Nutrition and Calorie data
WeightChart.com offers great access to US Food and Drug Administration's nutrition database for foods.
For more than 18000 packaged and raw foods, we provide detailed and visual information including calories, fat, protein, and various nutrients. The information is categorized in various serving, package, and measuring sizes.
There are many was to explore this data at WeightChart.com.
Your can search for an item at Nutrition Search, explore the most search at our site at Top 100 Search foods, explore food with high or low value for a specific nutrient at Highest and Lowest Nutrient, or simply explore by food categories at Nutrition Index.
When logged into your account, you are also able to save the foods that are of interest to you.
These pages can help you better understand the foods that you consume.
Thank you for using WeightChart.com
For more than 18000 packaged and raw foods, we provide detailed and visual information including calories, fat, protein, and various nutrients. The information is categorized in various serving, package, and measuring sizes.
There are many was to explore this data at WeightChart.com.
Your can search for an item at Nutrition Search, explore the most search at our site at Top 100 Search foods, explore food with high or low value for a specific nutrient at Highest and Lowest Nutrient, or simply explore by food categories at Nutrition Index.
When logged into your account, you are also able to save the foods that are of interest to you.
These pages can help you better understand the foods that you consume.
Thank you for using WeightChart.com
Friday, April 20, 2012
Our Wellness Proposition
Our proposition to individuals is very simple; wellness tracking helps wellness.
Many studies have shown that tracking is one of the most effective ways to impact your wellness. Tracking your weight, exercise, eating, and general outlook allows you to better understand impact of foods, activities, and stress on your weight and wellness. We encourage long-term view of your wellness rather than quick solutions.
Many of our users are on our site every day for less than one minute; some as little as 30 seconds. They spend a few additional minutes occasionally to chart, review and analyze their data. Because we do not have advertisements on our site, we are not trying to get you to spend more time on our site. Advertisement related priorities inevitably introduce noise.
We always encourage you to review your wellness program with your physician.
Many studies have shown that tracking is one of the most effective ways to impact your wellness. Tracking your weight, exercise, eating, and general outlook allows you to better understand impact of foods, activities, and stress on your weight and wellness. We encourage long-term view of your wellness rather than quick solutions.
Many of our users are on our site every day for less than one minute; some as little as 30 seconds. They spend a few additional minutes occasionally to chart, review and analyze their data. Because we do not have advertisements on our site, we are not trying to get you to spend more time on our site. Advertisement related priorities inevitably introduce noise.
We always encourage you to review your wellness program with your physician.
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Healthy and Happy 2011!
Believe it! The simplest of steps has the power to transform dramatically.
Post your tracked weight each day; draw in the history of where you've been and what has worked for you in the past; create a platform to break through horizons ahead.
It is as simple as it is powerful.
All the best of the New Year to you in tapping this power to mark a new beginning for your most successful effort!
Post your tracked weight each day; draw in the history of where you've been and what has worked for you in the past; create a platform to break through horizons ahead.
It is as simple as it is powerful.
All the best of the New Year to you in tapping this power to mark a new beginning for your most successful effort!
Monday, November 22, 2010
Wellness through the Holidays
Let us remember to prioritize weight and wellness tracking during the Holidays. A bit of reflection will allow for a healthy and strong start to the New Year!
Our warm wishes for the Holidays!
Our warm wishes for the Holidays!
Friday, November 12, 2010
Network Restored
We sincerely regret our network outage.
The network is fully restored.
The outage was cased by actions of an AT&T technician. The nature of his actions made it very difficult to trace the error.
We will work towards adding redundancies to our network.
Again, we sincerely regret the outage.
The network is fully restored.
The outage was cased by actions of an AT&T technician. The nature of his actions made it very difficult to trace the error.
We will work towards adding redundancies to our network.
Again, we sincerely regret the outage.
Monday, September 13, 2010
The Errors Should Now be Gone!
Many of you ran into various errors from our web servers while using WeightChart.com today.
They were caused by constraints on our servers. A temporary fix is in place; you should no longer see any errors. We will expand the capacity over the coming days to fundamentally address the issue.
No data was lost or at any risk of loss. We regret the inconvenience.
Thank you for using WeightChart.com
They were caused by constraints on our servers. A temporary fix is in place; you should no longer see any errors. We will expand the capacity over the coming days to fundamentally address the issue.
No data was lost or at any risk of loss. We regret the inconvenience.
Thank you for using WeightChart.com
Friday, May 28, 2010
Wellness at Work - WeightChart Together Services for Employers
We continue to develop WeightChart Together (SM) services for employers, schools, wellness professionals, and other groups.
Our WeightChart Together services for employers take a very simple approach with great benefits. The basic premise is that wellness need not require large expense or time commitment. WeightChart Together services for employers can be started at a very low one-time costs of as little as $10 per employee. These low costs can waived, if needed.
Our analysis shows that wellness tracking is one of the biggest components of success with wellness. WeightChart.com offers a simple and quick way to track weight and nearly any other wellness metric. One can choose from a dozen predefined metrics or quickly define their own using WeightChart Trackables.
Studies show that employees do not wish to share their weight, blood pressure, and other wellness data with their employers or health insurance companies. WeightChart Together services for employers share only aggregate data with employers. The employers can see the huge returns on their investments without the access to personal data.
Our WeightChart Together services for employers take a very simple approach with great benefits. The basic premise is that wellness need not require large expense or time commitment. WeightChart Together services for employers can be started at a very low one-time costs of as little as $10 per employee. These low costs can waived, if needed.
Our analysis shows that wellness tracking is one of the biggest components of success with wellness. WeightChart.com offers a simple and quick way to track weight and nearly any other wellness metric. One can choose from a dozen predefined metrics or quickly define their own using WeightChart Trackables.
Studies show that employees do not wish to share their weight, blood pressure, and other wellness data with their employers or health insurance companies. WeightChart Together services for employers share only aggregate data with employers. The employers can see the huge returns on their investments without the access to personal data.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Our release on weight loss results
Here is our press release on the weight loss results:
WeightChart.com Users Show an Average Weight Loss of 11 lbs
April 22, 2010, Chicago, IL, USA
An analysis of the weight data of all returning users of WeightChart.com shows an average weight loss of 11 pounds.
Analysis of all returning registered users shows an average weight loss of 11 lbs. The users that used the site for between six and 12 months lost an average of 17.1 lbs. Even more remarkably, the users who added between 50 and 100 wellness entries lost 22.9 lbs on average.
Additional details are available at the following link:
http://www.WeightChart.com/Weight-Loss-Results.aspx
WeightChart.com users likely practice nearly all known strategies for weight loss and wellness. The company contends that these averages show that tracking and visualizing can contribute greatly to most wellness and weight loss strategies.
WeightChart.com is the premier free web resources for wellness. The website was launched in August 2008 and currently has more than 60K registered users. In addition to weight and wellness tracking, WeightChart.com offers nutrition information, services for employers, growth charts for children, and health calculators.
WeightChart.com Users Show an Average Weight Loss of 11 lbs
April 22, 2010, Chicago, IL, USA
An analysis of the weight data of all returning users of WeightChart.com shows an average weight loss of 11 pounds.
Analysis of all returning registered users shows an average weight loss of 11 lbs. The users that used the site for between six and 12 months lost an average of 17.1 lbs. Even more remarkably, the users who added between 50 and 100 wellness entries lost 22.9 lbs on average.
Additional details are available at the following link:
http://www.WeightChart.com/Weight-Loss-Results.aspx
WeightChart.com users likely practice nearly all known strategies for weight loss and wellness. The company contends that these averages show that tracking and visualizing can contribute greatly to most wellness and weight loss strategies.
WeightChart.com is the premier free web resources for wellness. The website was launched in August 2008 and currently has more than 60K registered users. In addition to weight and wellness tracking, WeightChart.com offers nutrition information, services for employers, growth charts for children, and health calculators.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Quarterly message - average weight loss
Here is the message that went out today to all registered users that choose to receive update message from us.
We wish to share with you very encouraging statistics about the average weight loss of the users of WeightChart.com.
Our analysis of all returning users shows an average weight loss of 11 lbs. Those that have used the site for between six and 12 months have lost an average of 17.1 lbs! Even more amazing is that the users who have added between 50 and 100 wellness entries have lost 22.9 lbs on average!
With tens of thousands of members it is likely that nearly all known strategies for weight loss and wellness are being put to practice. These averages show that tracking and visualizing can contribute greatly to whatever strategy helps with your success.
Over the coming weeks and months, we hope to provide you with more insights and updates from this data. You can get many more details at this link.
As always, we welcome your feedback on how we can serve you better. We also invite you to explore new features such as Quick Entry messages, charting of Trackables, new insights into nutrition data, and more!
We wish to share with you very encouraging statistics about the average weight loss of the users of WeightChart.com.
Our analysis of all returning users shows an average weight loss of 11 lbs. Those that have used the site for between six and 12 months have lost an average of 17.1 lbs! Even more amazing is that the users who have added between 50 and 100 wellness entries have lost 22.9 lbs on average!
With tens of thousands of members it is likely that nearly all known strategies for weight loss and wellness are being put to practice. These averages show that tracking and visualizing can contribute greatly to whatever strategy helps with your success.
Over the coming weeks and months, we hope to provide you with more insights and updates from this data. You can get many more details at this link.
As always, we welcome your feedback on how we can serve you better. We also invite you to explore new features such as Quick Entry messages, charting of Trackables, new insights into nutrition data, and more!
A bit of noise!
You may notice a couple of Google ads at the bottom of our nutrition detail pages. We have no desire to pollute our content with the noise of advertisements. These ads do not appear if you are logged into your account.
We have desire to learn more about various factors that impact our traffic from the search engines. We have been getting increasing traffic from the various search engines. We want to measure any impact on the traffic from Google search because of these ads.
Thank you for using WeightChart.com!
We have desire to learn more about various factors that impact our traffic from the search engines. We have been getting increasing traffic from the various search engines. We want to measure any impact on the traffic from Google search because of these ads.
Thank you for using WeightChart.com!
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
New Features
Many new features are pushed out this afternoon.
- Now you can setup to receive a quick entry message that give you a link to add your wellness data without needing to login. The page is also setup to be handy for handheld devices.
- If you remain logged in, you are now automatically redirected to your chart.
- Many new features for Together groups.
- Nutrition database now has lists with highest and lowest of a nutrient. You can look up high fat fast foods or low sodium foods. What are the highest protien foods?
- Now you can specify your reasons and goals for wellness. These are sent back to you on your reminders!
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