The diary timeline
Open Diary and you land on the Timeline. At the top, a week strip shows each day's battery score as a coloured ring — tap a day to jump to it, or use the arrows to step back and forward. Filter by Today, Last 7 days, or Last 30 days.
Each entry sits on a vertical rail with its photo (or a pencil icon for manual entries, a droplet for ketone readings), the time, its net carbs in teal, and a quick macro summary. Anything with a hidden-carb flag wears an amber "Possible hidden carbs" pill.
Reading the week strip
Each ring is that day's Ketosis Battery score — the same number the home screen shows, not a separate measure of how "good" the day was. Two things follow from that, and both surprise people:
- A nearly-empty day is not a high-scoring day. If all you logged was a black coffee, the ring won't read 100 just because you technically stayed under your carb goal. The battery knows it hasn't been told what you actually ate, and scores accordingly.
- An empty day is empty, not zero. Days with nothing logged render blank rather than showing a bad score — no data isn't the same as bad data.
So the honest way to read the strip is as a record of what KetoLens knows, not a report card. A day you ate well but didn't log will look worse than it was, and that's the intended behaviour — the alternative is a number that flatters you for going quiet.
