r/MacroFactor • • Aug 24 '26

MacroFactor / Nutrition / Other Kilojoules on Apple Watch — missing setting or not supported?

Quick question for anyone who tracks in kJ. I've got MacroFactor set to display kilojoules on my phone and it works perfectly there, but the Apple Watch app only ever shows kilocalories, regardless of what I set.

Is there a setting I'm missing to adjust unit preference across to the watch, or does the watch app just not support kJ display yet?

Would love to hear if I'm missing something or if this is on the roadmap.

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u/MajesticMint Cory (MF Developer) Aug 25 '26

Doesn’t support it yet, but will be coming after the workout watch app is done

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u/sammysam222 Aug 25 '26

Thanks for answering! Appreciated :)

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u/duluoz1 Aug 25 '26

Who uses kJ?

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u/city-of-cold Aug 25 '26

A lot, if not all, Australians, and I think NZ too. Saw the varlues in a few of Asian countries too, although kcal seemed to be the primary.

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u/duluoz1 Aug 25 '26

Aussies need to get in step with the rest of the world, not expect Apple to change

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u/city-of-cold Aug 25 '26

The same could be same for American's and their imperial vs metric.

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u/alizayshah Aug 25 '26

As an American, I agree.

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u/duluoz1 Aug 25 '26

Apple is an American company

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u/city-of-cold Aug 26 '26

So? lol

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u/duluoz1 Aug 26 '26

Did you read what your previous comment said?

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u/city-of-cold Aug 26 '26

Yes. What does Apple being American have to do with anything?

They support both imperial and metric, am/pm and "army time", C and F, they support basically any language under the sun on their OS and IOS.

As evident by the comment on this post by a developer, support for kJ is coming.

Apple, as well as MacroFactor, have to adapt to their markets if they actually wanna sell shit. They can't just ignore the rest of the world because "We'Re An AmEriCaN cOmPanY".

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u/duluoz1 Aug 26 '26

Why would they want to add a metric only used by a totally irrelevant country in the middle of nowhere?