Toggle-able Feature: Detect Meals

[cb0806151]

Was running my db export through Claude and found an interesting metric that can be calculated: the times you ate throughout the day:

Apparently by combining HR, movement, and a few other metrics it can fairly accurately predict your mealtimes. I think this metric would be very helpful because the time you last ate has a huge effect on sleep; however, the calculations need refinement and so it should probably be an optional feature to start with. My past weekend was a hectic dataset to test it on but that helped show where it's working and where it's not:

Friday: (that's three days ago, I have no recollection of what happened)

Saturday:

• morning: breakfast at a local diner (was buffet, hence the multiple 'meal times')
• lunch: this was actually just some mixed drinks from a local drinks-only place
• dinner: fair food eaten sitting down

Sunday:

• road trip food: the two meal times is most likely due to eating some gas station food, then taking a drink of a sugary beverage later on
• lunch: I'm impressed it actually tracked this due to just the amount of noise in the metrics (was at a different fair, eating during a short standing break (was crowded so there was nowhere to sit))
• note: it did miss some of the meals this day (food around 3PMish and a chocolate shake around 9PMish. Trying to figure out why that was.

Monday: (didn't eat till dinner)

PS: I don't eat like this normally, there was just a lot of events to attend this weekend

[abdulsaheel]

Damn !! Crazy

[rizosso]

Absolutely amazing. We should start implementing those things. I am here to help and verify. Got the whoop 5mg