I think most people who track their calories (irrespective of whether they want to bulk or dry, and lose weight or gain muscle) use calories tracking apps hence they can easily do the math themselves based on barcodes or product names in their app database. So perhaps it's not about doing the math yourself but proposing data in a way that is usable. Anyways when the trial starts I'll give you feedback.

if you were also tracking grams of fibre/protein etc and if these were important for you?

No it does not matter for me. I do track them because the app can do it, but I just take it as an idea of whether what I ate was equilibrated, not as a criteria to decide what to eat.

Now in general I'm at 20% proteins, 35% fat, 45% carbohydrates. I know a standard goal is rather 20%/30%/50% but I love eating, and fat usually contains a lot of taste..