Why both matter
Calories drive weight change direction over time; macros shape satiety, training recovery, and adherence. HeyOakley keeps these aligned so you do not get contradictory guidance.
For example, a weight-loss target that ignores protein may leave you hungry, while a high-protein target that ignores total calories may not create the outcome you want. The useful plan is the one where calories, protein, carbs, and fat all fit together.
Adjusting over time
As your weight changes—or your activity changes—you may update targets. Small adjustments beat frequent wholesale resets.
If your logging is inconsistent, fix the logging habit before changing the target. A few weeks of consistent food diary data usually gives a clearer signal than constantly changing calories after one weigh-in.