Whether you’re a nutritionist, dietitian or doctor, we know that the health and wellness of your clients is your top priority. We want to make you and your clients’ experience with our app as seamless as possible and are continuing to work on improving our product to better serve your needs. Below are some of the latest updates we’ve made to Cronometer Pro.
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Looking for the latest updates of the Cronometer app, not the professional version? Take a look at this blog.
- Added New Nutrients and Compounds: Clients can now track soluble and insoluble fiber, omega-3 and omega-6 subtypes, and phytate, giving you more detail to work with during reviews and reporting.
- To make these nutrients and compounds visible for a client, open Targets + Profile, then toggle Visible on for each nutrient or compound you want to show.
- New Nutrition Score: Clients will also see a new Calcium Absorption Score that goes beyond calcium totals by estimating likely absorption based on their overall diet, including factors like oxalate and phytate. Learn more about Nutrition Scores here.
- To change which Nutrition Scores are visible, open Display Settings in the client profile and select up to 8 scores to display.
- Updated Bulk Actions for Pro Users: You can now select multiple clients at once, whether they are grouped or ungrouped, to quickly add or remove them from groups. Plus, a new messaging icon shows notifications and links directly to client chats.
- Custom Foods and Meals: You may notice a few new pages in the navigation while looking at a client. We’ve added Custom Foods, Custom Recipes and Custom Meals, allowing you to create Custom Foods, Meals and Recipes for your clients, but also view and edit the ones they’ve added on their end.
- UI Changes To Clients Page: You may notice some interface changes to your ‘Clients’ page. From this page, you can now sort, search, and access chats for your clients.
- Introducing CGM Charts: If you work with clients managing diabetes, we’re excited to introduce a new CGM Chart, now available for both you and your clients! This chart lets you visualize meal timing alongside blood glucose trends, making it easier than ever to identify patterns, helping you guide your clients with precision. To learn more about CGM Charts visit our blog here.
- Create & share Custom Meals. We’ve introduced a new feature, Custom Meals, which are simplified Custom Recipes. You’ll now be able to create and share Custom Meals with your clients.
- Add multiple clients at once. In our latest Cronometer Pro release, we’ve introduced the ability to add multiple clients at once. Watch the video below to learn how and try it yourself today.
- Disable the client messaging feature. You now have the option to disable the client messaging feature within the Cronometer Pro platform. Navigate to More > Account Settings and toggle off the ‘client messaging’ option. Something to note is that when toggled off, you will not have access to your client’s chat history.
- A new look: we’re thrilled to introduce our new look with a fresh logo and colours!
- App redesign: Cronometer Pro has received a fresh user interface polish with our new brand colours and fonts, making the app easier to navigate and the data easier to digest.
- Some user interface changes: the account switcher (to go from Pro to your personal account) is now in the top corner on the right hand side.
- The client app: the Cronometer app will also see some changes. Click here to get an overview of what’s changing for your clients.
february 9, 2022
- Introducing messaging: we’re thrilled to announce that we’ve introduced messaging functionality to Cronometer Pro accounts! You can now open a chat window and message each of your clients. Communication is quick, easy and secure. Learn how to do it here, or click the button below to jump right in!
november 10, 2021
- Improvements to food sharing: we’ve made some serious improvements to how to share foods and recipes with your clients. You can now select a custom food and share it with one client, multiple clients or all of your clients. You can also now view and edit your clients’ custom foods and recipes
September 18, 2021
- User interface upgrades: You might notice that the app got a much needed face lift! Along with some major design upgrades, we’ve also moved the main navigation bar from the tabs at the top to the left hand side. We think this vertical navigation bar makes adding clients and sharing foods so much easier!
the client app - recent updates
Why Do I Still Get Sick If I Eat a Healthy Diet? | Cronometer’s New Nutrients and Compounds
Key Takeaways
• Eating “healthy” doesn’t guarantee immunity
Immune health depends on how well your body uses nutrients, not just whether you consume them.
• Absorption matters more than totals
Compounds like phytates can block key minerals (such as zinc and calcium), meaning your intake may not reflect what your immune system actually receives.
• Fiber diversity trains your immune system
Different fibers serve different roles, microbial balance and gut barrier support both matter for immune readiness.
• Immunity is a maintenance system, not a quick fix
One “superfood” won’t compensate for inconsistent dietary patterns; immune resilience is built daily.
• Your gut is the immune command center
With most immune cells residing in the gut, consistent nutrition patterns shape how your body responds to stress, illness, and inflammation.
Why Doesn’t My Body Absorb All the Calcium I Eat? | Cronometer’s New Calcium Absorption Score
Key Takeaways
• Calcium intake does not equal calcium absorption. Your body can only absorb a portion of the calcium you eat due to bioavailability limits in the digestive system.
• Plant compounds like phytates and oxalates block calcium absorption. These “anti-nutrients” bind to calcium in the gut, reducing how much your body can actually use.
• Food context matters more than label totals. Two foods with the same calcium content can deliver very different health outcomes depending on inhibitors and nutrient interactions.
• Tracking totals alone misses the real story. Understanding absorption and nutrient interactions is essential for long-term bone, immune, and metabolic health.
• Nutrition literacy turns data into better decisions. When you understand bioavailability, you stop guessing and start choosing foods that your body can actually use.
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