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Plate.Score

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How to use Plate Score

Every food gets a score from its calories, fat and fiber. Stay inside your daily range, save the leftovers as rollover, and watch your weight trend down. Follow these steps in order. Each one checks off as you finish it.

    You can always open it again from How to use Plate Score at the bottom of the Today page.

    0Food score
    0Activity score
    —Daily range
    —Left today
    Calories0
    Protein0 g
    Plate Score: calories ÷ 50 + fat g ÷ 12 − fiber g ÷ 5  ·  Activity: weight lb × minutes × intensity factor

    Meals

    0 items

    What to eat next

    Water

    8 oz cups
    0 of 80 oz0 / 10 cups

    Exercise

    Activity score
    Enter weight and minutes to see your activity score.
    Settings

    Intensity factors are starting values you can change to match your plan. With "Extra allowance," activity score add to what you have left for the day.

    Your data

    Everything you log saves automatically to your Plate Score account, so it shows up on any phone or computer where you sign in. A copy is also kept on this device. Download a backup now and then for your own records.

    Keep your own copy too: a backup file can restore everything, and the spreadsheet opens in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets.

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    Plate Score calculator

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    Plate Score = calories ÷ 50 + fat ÷ 12 − fiber ÷ 5 (the 2002 formula).

    Daily score target

    Weight fills in from your latest weigh-in. Recalculate as you lose, since your target drops every 10 lb.

    —Current lb
    —Goal lb
    —Since start
    —To go

    Weigh in

    One per day

    Progress

    Starting and goal weight

    If you leave starting weight blank, your first weigh-in is used. Your latest weigh-in also fills in the weight for activity scores.

    Weekly report

    Each week runs Sunday to Saturday. Weight change compares your last weigh-in of the week with your last one before it. Tap a week to see what you ate, and repeat any meal into your log.

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    Plate Score (PS) per 1 serving. "g/pt" is grams of protein per PS, so higher means more filling protein for your PS. Tap + to log an item.