Your data now has more layers of protection. Also, the app got a makeover in terms of newsletters and notifications. And finally, we squashed some bugs.

Nothing new, just some bug fixes to make life smoother

The app is more true to Seer's mission, it is more goal-oriented than logging oriented

Fiber finally gets a seat at the macronutrient table. Log food faster with search and quick add, all backed by USDA nutrition data. Insights and suggestions got a clean sweep. Newsletters are fixed. No more logging into the void: you'll see your entry processing in real time. Smoother startup, sharper timeline cards, and a bigger engine under the hood.

- Devices no longer claim to be connected when they've clearly ghosted you - Sleep tracking got a glow-up — your midnight snack walks are now documented - More metrics: heart rate, steps, and other proof you're alive - Export your data — it's yours, we're just holding it - Insights: now more insightful

Added sleep in bed Updated movement tracker Better meal parsing Unconfirmed users can now get their email confirmation code resent

The app now scales better under pressure, like a yoga instructor who moonlights as a load balancer. Bundle size went on a diet and came out leaner, which your users' storage bills will appreciate. Correlations got smarter, Seer no longer confidently tells you that eating a sandwich causes Tuesday. First impressions matter: there is now a splash screen so the app doesn't just blink into existence like a sleep-deprived intern. Two new goals joined the roster: managing COPD and reducing substance use, because health is not a one-size-fits-all situation. Icons got a refresh, which is exactly as exciting as it sounds and somehow also exactly what was needed. Onboarding messaging got sharper, so new users spend less time confused and more time actually using the thing. Every goal now ships with reading materials, in case users prefer to understand their health rather than just track it. The weekly newsletter is now a real thing that goes out, containing actual useful information presented in a way that does not make people immediately unsubscribe. Water is now a tracked activity, joining the long list of things Seer monitors that your doctor has been asking about for years. Finally, insights and suggestions got a full AI-powered upgrade. Seer now thinks before it speaks, which puts it ahead of most group chats.

Fresh typography. The Home screen now shows a muted weekly score when you've only logged movement. Insights cards expand on tap instead of dumping everything at once. Meal photos show up in the timeline. Quick capture got a cleaner look. And you can now invite friends.

Macros Finally Show Up Protein and fat join carbs in the calories summary card (CARBS / PROTEIN / FAT row), and individual meal entries show all three in the detail view and edit sheet. Meal Photos in Your Timeline Photos logged during meal review now appear in the saved timeline entry. Smarter Auto-Sync Apple Health auto-sync now waits until after 10 PM to do its daily sweep, so it's not quietly running in the background during your day.

Reducing alcohol is now a goal Select "Cut back or stop drinking" during onboarding or in Settings. Alcohol gets its own quick-log button on the Today screen, tracks against your weekly progress, and surfaces the "No alcohol for 7 days" experiment when relevant. Log symptoms with your camera Tap the photo icon in Quick Capture to snap or upload a photo — Seer reads it for visible symptoms and adds it to your timeline. Apple Health sync now shows you when it ran The Devices screen displays the last auto-sync time. The movement goal now requires a meaningful session (4,000 steps or 160 kcal) to count toward your weekly X/7. Bug fixes - Your Starting Point card no longer reappears after an Apple Health sync - Tapping Log now takes you straight to your timeline - Daily notification consolidation: one reminder per day, not multiple

Notifications fixed - You now get exactly one notification per day, at your chosen reminder time. - The notification shows your AI coach message when one is ready, your weekly report when it's available, or a default check-in otherwise. - Weekly report is now folded into your regular morning notification instead of arriving as a separate alert. Automatic update prompts - The app will now let you know when a new version is available on the App Store, so you don't have to check manually.

- Yanked out the velvet rope — no more invite codes - Home now actually refreshes when you pull it (revolutionary, we know) - Loading skeleton so the app looks busy while it thinks - Edit your meal description, get fresh nutrition numbers. Mess it up, get a warning. Squashed bugs - Health sync finally updates your checkmarks (they were just vibing before) - Onboarding was broken in fun and creative ways — fixed

• Connect Fitbit — link your Fitbit account and Seer will import steps, sleep, heart rate, and active minutes automatically. • Device logos — Fitbit, Garmin, Apple, Google, Samsung, and more now show their brand icons in the Devices screen. • Coming next: Garmin — vote for the devices you want to see integrated next. • Smarter notifications — your weekly report and daily coaching reminder no longer arrive at the same time; they're merged into one. • Bug fixes and polish.

Fixes for properly decoding information captured by Siri

* Added What-if scenarios to achieve your goal * Auto-sync device * Bug fixes across the app * Upgraded user interfaces and clarity

- Calories in/out summary - Now you can take treadmill and most gym equipment pictures to know/calculate the calories - Multiple bug fixes including health sync, cached results

* Improved symptom logging and editing for faster, clearer daily entries. * Fixed Insights so eligible users reliably see real insights (not sample previews). * Smarter Home weekly action prompts based on your current progress. * Clearer meal photo logging labels in Quick Capture. * Strengthened invite-only access controls across email, Google, and Apple sign-in.

All around bug fixes in the app with minimal design updates.

More bug fixes with logging, Seer integrates with Apple Health for logging

Bug fixes for logging. Also added Siri support for voice logging

Improves Ask Seer with smarter food questions across custom time ranges, and richer symptom-style answers that consider multiple health domains when relevant. Overall app gains UI polish and quicker access to logging data, and addresses bug fixes like image processing for foods

This version brings clearer Suggestions behavior and stronger daily tracking. We also improved camera permission reliability for photo/barcode logging, with better blocked-state guidance to Settings. Timeline and trend UX were further refined with clearer day-to-day summaries, more consistent interactions, and improved long-range progress readability.

Fixes saving optional body and vitals during onboarding. Face ID and Touch ID unlock is less intrusive: we only ask again after you’ve been away for several minutes, not every time you return to the app.

Adds a dedicated Suggestions tab—gentle ideas from your goals and logs; save, hide, or turn them into 7-day experiments. Onboarding now uses one unified goal list (including smoking), an optional first name, and tips for Suggestions. Insights focuses on patterns with a simpler nudge toward Suggestions. The journey strip scrolls cleanly on smaller phones, and opening your daily log is more reliable.

Introduces Sign in with Google and Sign in with Apple, optional biometric sign-in for returning users, and improved password reset and change-password flows. Updating the date or time of an existing log is now more reliable. The app displays as Seer Health on your device, with small sign-in and reminder polish throughout.