Apple Health — now in both directions Ryvion reads your steps, distance, calories and floors climbed, and writes your completed workouts back — so they show up in your activity rings. Meals, water and body measurements sync too. You decide which data types to share; the app works fully without the connection. A daily score that knows more Your daily score now draws on your Apple Health data as well, not just what you log by hand. That makes it a truer picture of the day — especially on days you moved a lot without opening the app. Sharper AI The meal scanner recognises more dishes and estimates portions more reliably. The AI food search understands loose descriptions better and returns fewer wrong matches. Ryvion AI can now do things, not just answer Ask it to log a meal or your water — it does. Ask it for a recipe and it saves it for you. With Ultra, it can adjust your training plan. And you decide what it may read: five separate permissions for your food diary, recipes, supplements, training data and body measurements. Each can be withdrawn on its own, and withdrawing deletes nothing. Reworked A cleaner design throughout. The guide has been rewritten and expanded. The food database has grown. Statistics and achievements load faster and show more. Fixed Plenty. Sync, statistics, training plan — a long list of small things that should have worked and now do.

• Try the AI for free: Meal Scanner, AI recipes, AI nutrition plan, AI food search, NutriScout and Ryvion AI now come with a free starter allowance – no Ultra required. • Three new calculators: FFMI, body fat percentage and muscle percentage. Everything is calculated right on your device – your input is never stored. • Refreshed design across several areas of the app. • Bug fixes and under-the-hood improvements.