The keyboard no longer hides what you type. Improved - On Home, when you edit a quantity, the list scrolls so the field stays above the keyboard. - During setup, the Continue button sits just above the keyboard while you type your age, height or weight. - During setup, a tap outside the field closes the keyboard. - During setup, tapping Continue while you type saves the number first, then moves on. Fixed - On Android, the keyboard no longer covers the field when you log your weight or edit your burn stats.

A fresh look for the screens you use every day. New - Home, your kitchen, your journey and Settings now sit on a softly lit background, with frosted cards that let it glow through. It follows whichever theme you pick. - Join the WhispCal Discord from Settings to report bugs, share ideas and see what is coming next. Improved - Settings cards are spaced more evenly.

Find any day in your history, fast. New - In My Journey, pull the tab on the right edge of History to jump straight to any month since you started. Improved - History shows which month you're in as you scroll, and days from past years now show the year.

Progress photos, imported properly this time. New - Pick your progress photos from a grid inside WhispCal that opens on your albums, so you go straight to the one your photos live in. A photo that still lives in iCloud downloads while it imports. Improved - Importing no longer asks for access to your photo library on every attempt. - The compare button carries a clearer before/after mark. Fixed - Importing a batch no longer does nothing at all when one photo is unavailable. Every other photo still goes in, and only the one that failed is flagged. - A photo is no longer reported as already added after a slow upload was retried.

Your meals stay in the order you put them. Fixed - The foods inside a meal now keep the order you entered them, instead of quietly rearranging themselves the next time the day loads. - Two snacks added to the same past day no longer swap places after you edit one. Improved - Clearer French throughout: weigh-ins, meals and data entry each read the way you would actually say them.

Your steps, hour by hour. New - Tap Steps on Home to see your day broken down by the hour, with your last seven days beside it. Improved - Steps keep refreshing through the day, instead of only on your first look. - Home, the day rail and the logging screens all do less work per frame, so scrolling and moving between days feels steadier. - The calorie card leads with your current Autopilot phase, and the header no longer gets cut off on narrower screens. - Reduce Motion is respected from the very first frame, and now picks up a change you make in Settings while WhispCal is in the background. Fixed - Saving a meal is all or nothing now, so a dropped connection can no longer leave an empty meal sitting on your day. - Leave the app open overnight and Home moves to the new day on its own, instead of holding on to yesterday. - Changing your theme leaves you on the screen you were on, instead of dropping you back to Home. - Your lifetime meal count no longer drifts when you log on a day the app had not loaded yet. - Ask AI no longer opens the chat without sending your question. - Some text drew at the wrong weight; every screen now uses the face it was designed with.

Tap a macro and see exactly which foods built it. New - Tap Fat, Carbs or Protein on your Home card to see which foods made up the day's total — biggest contributor first, each with its share. The same food logged twice reads as one line, not two. Improved - The weight chart in My Journey plots every weigh-in now, with the trend drawn through them. Over a week you see the weigh-ins on their own. - The trend is smoothed across your whole history, so a given day reads the same whichever range you pick. - Steps plot as measured too — no more averaged buckets hiding the real numbers. - The chart says how many days the average is actually built from. - "All" reaches back five years, so the chart starts at your first weigh-in instead of a year ago. Fixed - A badge celebration no longer goes missing when its artwork is slow to load.

Your first run now starts with a phase, not a form. New - Setting up WhispCal is built around Autopilot. You pick the phase you are in, and the plan card that closes the setup shows what happens now, what comes next, and the day your first brief lands. - Cruise is free. Coaching that holds your maintenance steady costs nothing, so nobody has to start out on their own. - Two more themes: Sandstone in the light, Obsidian in the dark. Settings → Theme. Fixed - A wrong password on sign-in now tells you so. The message was being drawn behind the sign-in sheet, so the screen just sat there. - Tapping a button that failed no longer queues up a stack of the same message to dismiss one by one. - Plans always show the real store price. If the store cannot be reached, you get a retry instead of a number that might be wrong. - Signing out fully clears the previous account, including its subscription. - Home stops offering to find your real maintenance once you have already found it.

Home holds still, and stays that way. New - Two new themes: Graphite in the dark, Linen in the light, each with a single tomato accent. Settings → Theme, now out of beta. Improved - Home no longer jumps on its first paint. The Autopilot banner and the card carousel used to appear a beat late and shove everything down. - Adding a meal opens faster. The screen used to load assistant data up front, even if you never asked it anything. - Food search keeps up while you type instead of stuttering on longer lists. - Scrolling back through your history is smoother. - Reordering food items by dragging has moved out of the meal screen; recipes still let you arrange their ingredients. Fixed - Meal row text no longer flashes blank when you save, delete an item, move to another day, or half a second after Home opens. - Items you add to a meal keep the order you put them in after saving. Two new items could swap places. - A save that stalled while the app was in the background no longer fails with an error every time you come back. - The assistant no longer gets stuck with its input disabled if your connection drops while it is preparing an answer. - Saving a meal is now a single step, so a save that fails can no longer leave the meal half-changed. - The progress bars draw their fill properly. It could sit detached from the left edge, or disappear altogether. - Going over your calorie goal now shows in the alert colour on every theme, not only the dark ones. - Search results could briefly show matches for what you had typed a moment earlier, with no loading indicator. They now match the word you finished typing. - Swiping sideways between the cards at the top of Home works on Android, and a card no longer stays faded or shrunk afterwards.

Home shows up now — every time. Fixed - Home sometimes opened to a black screen on Android. The tabs still worked and the app was running, but the page stayed empty and only force-quitting brought it back. Home now starts visible and animates from there, so the worst a stumble can cost you is a missed fade. - Your calorie bar could come up empty on a day you had already logged. - Parts of Home could settle into nothing at all — no loading placeholder, and no content behind it. - The pinned calorie bar at the top could sit over the date rail instead of waiting its turn, until the first scroll put it right. - A notification card could be invisible while still catching your taps.

Your food no longer turns up as empty rows, the date header is a rail you flick through, and an empty meal already knows what you usually put in it. New - The date header is one continuous rail. Flick it and you travel days instead of weeks. Tap the month above it to jump to any date, or to come straight back to today. - An empty meal slot offers "Your usuals" — the three plates you put there most often, ranked by what you actually still eat rather than what you ate most in total. One tap logs one, with no searching and nothing to set up first. Improved - The app opens faster from cold, and takes up less room on your phone. - Home opens and settles faster. It asks the server for far less, and what it does ask for comes back quicker. - Coming back to a day you have already opened keeps its rows on screen instead of flashing placeholders at you. - Logging a meal updates your day, your week ring and your streak at once, instead of going back to the server for each of them. - Saving a weigh-in finishes sooner. - The calorie band is taller, with clearer gaps between its zones. - Animations no longer keep running on screens you have left, so an idle app asks less of your battery. Fixed - Meal rows sometimes appeared empty on Android — the food was logged and counted, but the row came up blank. The screen now finishes settling before it draws your food, so the rows arrive a beat later and arrive complete. - Fibre from a batch-cooked recipe was counted as zero, and the zero followed every later copy of that serving. Servings you have already logged have been repaired. - Tapping the middle of an empty meal now opens the log flow. It used to open your usuals, because the usuals button was sitting across half the card. - Logging one of your usuals twice in quick succession no longer puts the plate on your day twice. - Your usuals no longer list the same plate twice. A pinch of salt logged on some days but not others used to split one habit into several identical-looking rows. - Each usual now leads with the food carrying the most calories instead of whatever you added first, so two different plates no longer open with the same three lines. - Your usuals follow what you eat these days, whichever date you are filling in. - Loading placeholders hold still when you have asked your phone to reduce motion.

The app starts faster, and your food search now knows what one of something actually is. New - Tap the history icon in the search field to browse what you usually eat — recent and most-used, for the meal you're logging, without typing a thing. - A line at the foot of your meal offers what you normally have alongside what you've already added, drawn from your own logs. Tap it to see them, tap one to add. If nothing usually goes with your meal, nothing appears. - Verified foods show what one serving is — "1 medium", "1 cup", "1/4 cup (23 almonds)" — instead of just a weight. Search a food you've logged at your own amount and you'll see both: your usual, and the reference. - The search field grows as you type, so a long description no longer scrolls past on a single line. Improved - Faster to start, and a good deal smaller to download. - The logging bar is ready the moment the screen is, instead of waiting for an animation to finish. - Food suggestions settle as you type instead of flickering. - More foods visible at once while you type, in less space than before. Search and Ask AI now sit together on their own row instead of hiding among your results. - Recent meals fill the space they're given: a meal type you rarely log tops up from your other meals, each labelled so you know what it is. - Every button in the logging bar answers your touch the same way. Fixed - A meal could report a failed save and lose your food. It retries cleanly now, and can no longer leave a duplicate card behind. - A food you eat often could hide its own serving reference — the more you logged it, the more certain you were to lose it. Both appear now. - Foods logged by describing or photographing them keep their link to the food catalog, so their servings stay available later.

A calmer, more responsive feel — and two rough edges around saved meals smoothed out. Improved - Every button, card and row now answers your touch the same way: a quick squeeze in, a soft spring back. Parts of the app that felt dead under your finger no longer do, and buttons on Android have lost a stray ripple that didn't belong. - Deleting a saved meal takes one confirmation from the meal's menu instead of two. Emptying the plate in place is still there — just swipe the rows away. Fixed - Swiping every item off a saved meal showed the first-run "ways to log" guide, as though it were a brand-new meal. You now get your recent meals instead, to add something back.

A steadier release. The app starts on your real numbers, recovers instead of hanging, and the assistant no longer trips over the meals it builds for you. Weekly Study has been retired. Improved - The app opens straight into your day — calories, macros, badges and streak on screen from the first frame, instead of a loading skeleton that fills in a moment later. - When something can't reach the server, it now gives up cleanly and tells you, rather than waiting indefinitely. Fixed - Asking the assistant to build a meal could blank the app the moment you tapped Log — and the half-finished meal it left behind did it again every time you reopened it. - Discarding a half-finished meal from the home screen did nothing. - The app could get stuck on a blank dark screen at launch — on a weak connection, or after a long spell in the background — with no way out but a force-quit. It now recovers on its own and offers a retry. - Confirmation prompts opened from the subscription screen, a shared meal, voice logging, Health sync or saving a recipe could freeze the app. - A rare crash when saving a meal with the keyboard still open. - The assistant could finish a turn without replying. - Some accounts could see a daily target of 0 calories. - Automatic weigh-in sync could stop silently and stay off until the app was restarted. - Chart labels used the system font instead of the app's.

A quieter release. The app starts on your real numbers, recovers instead of hanging, and several long-standing freezes are gone. Improved - The app opens straight into your day — calories, macros, badges and streak on screen from the first frame, instead of a loading skeleton that fills in a moment later. - When something can't reach the server, it now gives up cleanly and tells you, rather than waiting indefinitely. Fixed - The app could get stuck on a blank dark screen at launch — on a weak connection, or after a long spell in the background — with no way out but a force-quit. It now recovers on its own and offers a retry. - Confirmation prompts opened from the subscription screen, a shared meal, voice logging, Health sync or saving a recipe could freeze the app. - A rare crash when saving a meal with the keyboard still open. - The assistant could finish a turn without replying. - Some accounts could see a daily target of 0 calories. - Automatic weigh-in sync could stop silently and stay off until the app was restarted. - Chart labels used the system font instead of the app's.

WhispCal now works without a connection. New - Open the app offline and still see your day: the food you've logged, your calories and macros, your weight trends, your streak, and your coaching phase. - A subtle indicator shows when you're offline, then quietly syncs the moment you're back online. Improved - Things that need the internet — smart search, photo, voice, and barcode — now tell you they're unavailable offline instead of failing silently.

Faster logging — and your calorie card now shows what you've eaten, not just what's left. New - Quick Add is back. Log calories and macros directly, without searching — handy when you missed a meal or just want to keep the day roughly on track. - A search-first bar now sits at the bottom of every meal. Start typing and matching foods bubble up instantly — one tap adds a food at your usual serving. Type a longer phrase and the bar offers to hand it to the assistant. Tap in before you type and your recent foods for that meal are already waiting. - Scan a barcode right from the bar, or open the ••• menu for a photo, a voice note, Quick Add, or a quick question to the assistant. - Your Overview widgets live in a compact, swipeable row — choose which ones you want, drag to reorder them, and reclaim the space they used to take. - Tap + to pick exactly which meal you're logging — breakfast, lunch, dinner, or a snack — each showing at a glance whether it's empty, in progress, or already logged. Improved - The home calorie card now shows what you've eaten today alongside how much you have left. - A cleaner, more refined look throughout — calmer colour, simpler cards, and taps that feel consistent everywhere. - Smoother, more unified motion between the logging bar and the meal picker. - A smoother, clearer AI logging assistant. - A more accurate estimated calorie burn that now factors in your daily steps. - Faster startup and snappier transitions across the app. Fixed - Food search now finds items by brand, not just by name. - Haptic taps no longer interrupt your background music or podcasts. - Meal items no longer show up blank when you look back at a previous day.

Food search that puts your foods first. Improved - Your own foods now lead the results — the things you actually eat, right at the top. - Foods you've logged from our verified database get a Verified badge, so you can trust what you're adding. - Search in any language: type "pomme" or "apple" and still find your apple. - Snappier all round — search is instant when you reopen it, and results ease in cleanly. - Quicker reach to voice and search in the add bar. Fixed - Cleaner, more consistent card spacing across iOS and Android.

New - Weekly Study is now available to everyone — a plain-language review of your week. Premium unlocks the full AI study and Q&A on your own data. Improved - Autopilot's measured calorie burn is steadier, more accurate, and now shows its precision.

Weekly Study is now open to everyone — plus a steadier, more precise measured burn. New - Weekly Study is now available to everyone: a personalized, plain-language review of your nutrition week. Premium unlocks the full AI study and lets you ask questions about your own data. Improved - Autopilot's measured calorie burn is steadier and more accurate, and now shows how precise the estimate is.

Autopilot is smarter about finding your peak maintenance. Improved - During a reverse diet — and while finding your maintenance — Autopilot now confirms your new peak from your real week-over-week weight trend instead of an estimate. It waits until two weeks of data genuinely agree your weight is climbing before calling it, and says "still exploring" until then, so you keep climbing as high as you can. - You can still lock in the peak yourself, or nudge your calories by 200 anytime. Fixed - Sharing now opens reliably from the "..." menu on Android.

Open the app and your day is right there. Fixed - After signing in with Google, your logged meals now show up right away — no more empty day until you pull to refresh.

A sharper read on your metabolism. Improved - Real Burn now leaves out today's still-in-progress eating, so your measured metabolism is based only on complete days — steadier, more trustworthy numbers. - The daily step ranges next to each activity level use clearer, coaching-backed figures, so it's easier to pick the level that matches your real day.

Meet Real Burn — and try Premium free for 7 days. New - Real Burn: WhispCal now learns your actual daily calorie burn from your logs and weight trend, and shows it right next to the estimate from your profile. Autopilot uses your real numbers to make smarter calls. - Start a 7-day free trial of WhispCal Premium: unlimited voice and photo logging, AI nutrition reports, and the full Autopilot, free for a week. Cancel anytime before it ends. - A completely redesigned Premium screen with a clear side-by-side of what's free and what Premium unlocks. Improved - Autopilot is more patient about declaring you've hit maintenance — it waits until your calories have truly caught up to your burn, so a little water weight no longer ends your reverse diet early. - Onboarding now shows your weekly weight-goal impact in your own units, whether you use pounds or kilos. - A calmer, more polished upgrade experience and a refreshed Premium home that shows your plan and renewal at a glance. Fixed - Alcoholic drinks now keep their calories instead of being zeroed out. - Meals you leave as a draft are reliably saved. - Your step count updates correctly when you switch days. - Smoother macro editing — values no longer snap back when you tap a field. Thanks for using WhispCal! As always, tap your avatar in Settings to send feedback.

Try Premium free for 7 days. New - Start a 7-day free trial of WhispCal Premium: unlimited voice and photo logging, AI nutrition reports, and the full Autopilot, free for a week. Cancel anytime before it ends. - A completely redesigned Premium screen with a clear side-by-side of what's free and what Premium unlocks. Improved - A calmer, more polished upgrade experience, and a refreshed Premium home that shows your plan and renewal date at a glance. Thanks for using WhispCal! As always, tap your avatar in Settings to send feedback.