If ClapDiet feels slow, it is worth knowing which part is slow, because the
useful response is different for each.
Almost always: the connection
Every screen loads its content from your account. There is no local copy to
fall back on, so a slow connection is a slow app, and a dropped connection is a
screen that never finishes loading.
Test it in one step: open any other site or app. If that is slow too, it is the
connection.
On a weak signal, saving still works — it may just take a few seconds. ClapDiet
retries a failed request twice before giving up.
Sometimes: the food database
The food database holds millions of entries, and a broad search has more to
sift through than a narrow one. If searching feels slow:
thigh"
The first search after opening the app is often the slowest, and the next few
are quicker.
Occasionally: the browser
On the web, a slow page with a fast connection usually means something local.
In order:
or a stale cache is responsible, and you have narrowed it in one step
If the app closes itself
than a fault
the steps to reach it are the most valuable part of the report —
What will not help
locally, so there is nothing to clear that was slowing you down. It signs you
out, and that is all.
or slower; the amount of history you have does not change how a screen loads,
because each screen asks only for what it shows.
Battery and data
ClapDiet does nothing in the background. It does not track your location, does
not run background fetches, and does not upload while closed — so it should not
appear as a significant battery user. If it does, that is worth telling us
about, with a screenshot of your phone's battery screen.
Data use is light for everyday logging and heavier for uploads, since a lab PDF
or a photo is a real file. More detail
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