Author
Patrick Bass Submitted
Aug 24, 2026 4:50pm Summary
Trends, medications and interaction alerts, and clinician reports
'''Loopa can build a summary a doctor, dietitian or pharmacist can read in two minutes.''' You choose what goes in it, and you choose who sees it.
You will find it under '''Health''', then '''Share with a clinician'''. Creating a report is a Premium feature; the interaction information itself is free.
== What is in it ==
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It opens with '''how complete your logging was''' — how many days you fully logged, how many partly, how many not at all. That comes first on purpose: every average after it depends on it, and a clinician who does not know that a third of the window is missing will read those averages as your whole diet.
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It opens with '''how complete your logging was''' (how many days you fully logged, how many partly, how many not at all). That comes first on purpose: every average after it depends on it, and a clinician who does not know that a third of the window is missing will read those averages as your whole diet.
Then, in the order a clinician reads:
* your weight trend and rate of change
* average intake and macros, on fully logged days
* nutrient adequacy against the reference for your age and sex
* your eating window and fasting pattern
* activity and hydration
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* '''your current medications and supplements, with every interaction alert''' — each one quoting the FDA label behind it
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* '''your current medications and supplements, with every interaction alert''', each one quoting the FDA label behind it
* adherence
* a day-by-day table across the whole window, with unlogged days shown as unlogged rather than left out
* an appendix explaining how every figure was worked out, and citing every reference
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You pick the window — 30, 90 or 180 days — choose which sections to include, pick pounds or kilograms, and can add a note for them to read first.
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You pick the window (30, 90 or 180 days), choose which sections to include, pick pounds or kilograms, and can add a note for them to read first.
It comes as a PDF, with a CSV alongside for anyone who wants the raw numbers.
== Sharing it ==
You get a link. Anyone holding that link can open the report, which is exactly what lets you hand it to a clinician who has no Loopa account.
* '''It expires.''' Seven days by default; you can set up to ninety.
* '''You can revoke it at any moment''', and revoking '''deletes the file''', not just the link.
* '''You can put a passcode on it''', and send the link and the code separately.
* '''Every time it is opened is recorded''', so you can see whether it was used.
* '''Loopa never emails it.''' It goes where you send it and nowhere else.
On a phone, Share hands the link to whatever you normally share with. In a browser, the link is on screen to copy.
== On your phone and on your computer ==
The report is built on our servers, so the document is identical however you asked for it. Create it on your phone and open it on your laptop, or the other way round.
== What it says about itself ==
The report states plainly that it is generated from data '''you''' entered, that it is not a medical record, that no clinician has verified it, and that it is not a diagnosis. Intake figures are estimates from your food entries; expenditure figures are estimates from an equation. That framing is there so your clinician reads it as your own account of your habits, which is what makes it useful to them.
== Deleting your account ==
Deletes your reports and the files behind them, and any link you have shared stops working.
== See also ==
* [[understanding-your-trends|Understanding your trends]]
* [[medications-and-interaction-alerts|Medications and interaction alerts]]
* [[your-data-screen|Your data screen]]
'''Loopa can build a summary a doctor, dietitian or pharmacist can read in two minutes.''' You choose what goes in it, and you choose who sees it.
You will find it under '''Health''', then '''Share with a clinician'''. Creating a report is a Premium feature; the interaction information itself is free.
== What is in it ==
It opens with '''how complete your logging was''' — how many days you fully logged, how many partly, how many not at all. That comes first on purpose: every average after it depends on it, and a clinician who does not know that a third of the window is missing will read those averages as your whole diet.
Then, in the order a clinician reads:
- your weight trend and rate of change
- average intake and macros, on fully logged days
- nutrient adequacy against the reference for your age and sex
- your eating window and fasting pattern
- activity and hydration
- '''your current medications and supplements, with every interaction alert''' — each one quoting the FDA label behind it
- adherence
- a day-by-day table across the whole window, with unlogged days shown as unlogged rather than left out
- an appendix explaining how every figure was worked out, and citing every reference
You pick the window — 30, 90 or 180 days — choose which sections to include, pick pounds or kilograms, and can add a note for them to read first.
It comes as a PDF, with a CSV alongside for anyone who wants the raw numbers.
== Sharing it ==
You get a link. Anyone holding that link can open the report, which is exactly what lets you hand it to a clinician who has no Loopa account.
- '''It expires.''' Seven days by default; you can set up to ninety.
- '''You can revoke it at any moment''', and revoking '''deletes the file''', not just the link.
- '''You can put a passcode on it''', and send the link and the code separately.
- '''Every time it is opened is recorded''', so you can see whether it was used.
- '''Loopa never emails it.''' It goes where you send it and nowhere else.
On a phone, Share hands the link to whatever you normally share with. In a browser, the link is on screen to copy.
== On your phone and on your computer ==
The report is built on our servers, so the document is identical however you asked for it. Create it on your phone and open it on your laptop, or the other way round.
== What it says about itself ==
The report states plainly that it is generated from data '''you''' entered, that it is not a medical record, that no clinician has verified it, and that it is not a diagnosis. Intake figures are estimates from your food entries; expenditure figures are estimates from an equation. That framing is there so your clinician reads it as your own account of your habits, which is what makes it useful to them.
== Deleting your account ==
Deletes your reports and the files behind them, and any link you have shared stops working.
== See also ==
- [[understanding-your-trends|Understanding your trends]]
- [[medications-and-interaction-alerts|Medications and interaction alerts]]
- [[your-data-screen|Your data screen]]
'''Loopa can build a summary a doctor, dietitian or pharmacist can read in two minutes.''' You choose what goes in it, and you choose who sees it. You will find it under '''Health''', then '''Share with a clinician'''. Creating a report is a Premium feature; the interaction information itself is free. == What is in it == It opens with '''how complete your logging was''' — how many days you fully logged, how many partly, how many not at all. That comes first on purpose: every average after it depends on it, and a clinician who does not know that a third of the window is missing will read those averages as your whole diet. Then, in the order a clinician reads: * your weight trend and rate of change * average intake and macros, on fully logged days * nutrient adequacy against the reference for your age and sex * your eating window and fasting pattern * activity and hydration * '''your current medications and supplements, with every interaction alert''' — each one quoting the FDA label behind it * adherence * a day-by-day table across the whole window, with unlogged days shown as unlogged rather than left out * an appendix explaining how every figure was worked out, and citing every reference You pick the window — 30, 90 or 180 days — choose which sections to include, pick pounds or kilograms, and can add a note for them to read first. It comes as a PDF, with a CSV alongside for anyone who wants the raw numbers. == Sharing it == You get a link. Anyone holding that link can open the report, which is exactly what lets you hand it to a clinician who has no Loopa account. * '''It expires.''' Seven days by default; you can set up to ninety. * '''You can revoke it at any moment''', and revoking '''deletes the file''', not just the link. * '''You can put a passcode on it''', and send the link and the code separately. * '''Every time it is opened is recorded''', so you can see whether it was used. * '''Loopa never emails it.''' It goes where you send it and nowhere else. On a phone, Share hands the link to whatever you normally share with. In a browser, the link is on screen to copy. == On your phone and on your computer == The report is built on our servers, so the document is identical however you asked for it. Create it on your phone and open it on your laptop, or the other way round. == What it says about itself == The report states plainly that it is generated from data '''you''' entered, that it is not a medical record, that no clinician has verified it, and that it is not a diagnosis. Intake figures are estimates from your food entries; expenditure figures are estimates from an equation. That framing is there so your clinician reads it as your own account of your habits, which is what makes it useful to them. == Deleting your account == Deletes your reports and the files behind them, and any link you have shared stops working. == See also == * [[understanding-your-trends|Understanding your trends]] * [[medications-and-interaction-alerts|Medications and interaction alerts]] * [[your-data-screen|Your data screen]]
