Two search results can show different calories because they describe different amounts. Here is how to choose a food, review its serving, and see your day update in Nomva on iPhone.
Manual food search and barcode logging are free. The App Store shows your local Nomva Pro price.
In this sample search, the previously logged banana is one medium fruit at 105 calories. The separate catalog result is one cup of raw banana at 146 calories. Pick the entry and amount that match what you ate; the two numbers are not interchangeable.
Nomva shows the food, calorie estimate, serving count, weight option, meal time, and macros before saving. In the sample, one serving of the previously logged banana is assigned to Lunch. Adjust the amount if your portion differs.
After logging the sample banana, Nomva adds it to Lunch and shows the day moving from 1,690 to 1,795 calories. The 2,200-calorie target belongs to this fictional sample; it is not a recommendation. Food records and nutrition estimates can be incomplete or inaccurate, so review what you save.
Search a familiar food, check the amount, and watch the day update. If a result or serving is confusing, tell us what happened.