MyNetDiary and PlateAI display nutrient amounts rounded to the nearest integer. To calculate the most accurate totals, the apps sum all the nutrient amounts and only then round, thus avoiding possible rounding errors and sometimes arriving at a different total.
For example, if in your breakfast you logged three foods with actual carb nutrient values 3.2g, 4.2g, and 5.2g, the values will be rounded to the nearest integer and the foods will display 3, 4, and 5 grams of carb, respectively. But the breakfast total will be calculated as 3.2+4.2+5.2 = 12.6 and thus rounded to the nearest integer - 13 grams. So, while it may look like the totals are incorrect (if you expected to see 12 grams), they are calculated most accurately.
MyNetDiary and PlateAI use the same rules for daily totals, summarizing all nutrient values first and then rounding the daily total.
Show Fractions in Macros Setting
If accuracy of nutrients and totals is important for you, for example, if you are on a Keto diet where each gram of carbs matters, our apps provide a special setting - Show Fractions in Macros. If turned on, all macros will be displayed and calculated with one digit after the decimal point accuracy.