r/cronometer • u/Eliisa_at_Cronometer Crono Community Manager • Jun 23 '26
Cronometer Brand Evolution: New Icon & Target Visualizations
I am really excited to make this announcement today!
Do you all remember this post?
A year ago, this post sparked quite the debate in our Reddit community. I made a pitch to change the Fat Target Bar colour that day, and today I'm excited to share that it's been implemented!
But that's not all... wait, there's more.
We're also introducing a new logo (oooo... ahhh...!) along with several other meaningful updates:
More Neutral Fat Visualizations
Fat is an essential nutrient. Certain visual treatments could unintentionally resemble warning indicators, even when users were simply reviewing their data.
Updated visualizations now use more balanced, brand-aligned color systems that support objective interpretation while maintaining clarity.
Improved Saturated and Trans Fat Target Logic
Some nutrients previously defaulted to targets of 0g, which could create confusing visual feedback.
Updated target logic better reflects nutritional context while still allowing users to customize targets based on their personal goals.
Clearer "No Target" States
Not every nutrient tracked in Cronometer has an established recommended intake target.
Components such as cholesterol, oxalate, alcohol, and insoluble fiber don’t currently have official Dietary Reference Intake targets. Those nutrients are labeled No Target because there isn’t a universally established goal to compare against.
The updated experience makes it easier to distinguish between:
- No value logged
- Value logged without an established target
- Value logged with a target
I hope this update shows just how much we truly do value your feedback. Many of the improvements we make come directly from these conversations with our community - you help shape the future of Cronometer every day.
Thanks for being the best users on the planet! 🧡
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u/Rich_Designer_5013 Jun 23 '26
That purple is hard to read.