- Minor UI changes - Improved data display

- New Tile Views of workouts and food consumption to see where the math is coming from - Slight UI modifications to better indicate visual transitions and clean up overall appearance - Behind the scenes changes to make the app faster and more efficient

- modified today calculation for burn history log to alleviate sharp graph decrease for current day - moved calories burned and total calorie burn to opposite sections - renamed "Total Calorie Allowance" to "Total Calories Expended" because words matter and you're allowed to have beat days and cheat days - added thermal effect of food - fixed weight change prediction not updating at the expiration of the current day - removed date range selector - user interface changes - updated backwards compatibility to iOS 17

- Modified how historic consumption and burn was fetched for faster chart rendering and fewer HealthKit calls. - Fixed a formatting error when displaying weight trends. - Added weekly weight trend based upon each day's respective burn and consumption to better appreciate your progress. Go ahead and have that cheat day, you deserve it.

- Added a nifty new trend graft when you tap on Calorie Balance because who doesn't like graphs?

- Modified the weight change model to follow the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Body Weight Planner (BWP) model. This includes factoring in gender, age, height, and weight to determine the influence of body composition. It will require users allowing the app to read gender, date of birth (to determine age), height, and weight. As before, all of your data stays private and on your phone. Nothing is shared off device. - Added the ability to update body weight via the app. - Changed the information section to disclose the use of the NIH BWP model. - Added the ability to label logged calories in anticipation of enabling editing of logged calories in a future version.