Support

Email

The fastest way to reach us is adam@carnagey.io. Include your device model, watchOS / iOS / macOS version, and a short description of the issue. Screenshots help.

What to include in a bug report

• Which device the issue happened on (iPhone / Apple Watch / Mac).
• The activity you were doing (walk, run, hike, gym, etc.).
• What you expected vs what actually happened.
• If the app crashed: anything you remember tapping right before.

Tracking meals

SummitMetrics doesn't log food itself. Log meals in MyFitnessPal — or Lose It!, Cronometer, or any food app that writes to Apple Health — and the Nutrition tab (part of Pro) measures them against your calorie and macro targets.

1. In MyFitnessPal: More → Settings → Sharing & Privacy → HealthKit Sharing. If there's no More tab, tap your profile picture instead.
2. Turn the categories on and tap Allow. Meals logged from then on go to Apple Health; earlier ones don't come across.
3. In SummitMetrics, open the Nutrition tab and tap Connect Apple Health.

Nothing showing up? In the Health app, go to Sharing → Apps and check that your food app is allowed to write Nutrition and SummitMetrics is allowed to read it.

Subscriptions

Subscription management — pause, cancel, restore — happens through Apple, not us. On iPhone: Settings → your Apple ID → Subscriptions → SummitMetrics. On Mac: App Store → your name → View Information → Subscriptions.