Main bug fixes to the autofill portion!

What's New in Version 2.9 Relffits can now tell you how you are actually doing, and how far you are from not needing it. Your calibration - A new card on Home shows which of five stages your estimating currently sits in, what is left to reach the next one, and the whole path published up front. Those criteria are computed on your device from your own guesses, and they do not change. Predict how long it holds you - Once you have some guesses on record, the log sheet adds an optional second question: how long will this meal keep you full? Answer it, and the fullness check-in later that day scores your call. Calories are arithmetic. This is the part that changes what you order. Log as usual - Type a meal you have logged three or more times and Relffits offers to resolve it from your own median instead of running a fresh analysis. Instant, and it uses your history rather than a new estimate. Tap Analyze instead whenever the meal was different. Your Awareness Score now measures you - It had four factors, all of them about your food. There is now a fifth about your estimating, so the number moves when you get better and not only when you eat differently. Everyone's score shifts once as a result. Meal count and streak badges are gone - They rewarded showing up. An app built to be outgrown should not make quitting feel like losing something. First meal, foods learned, and the new calibration stages remain. Also in this release - Guessing paused after three skips now has a Start guessing again button right in the log sheet, instead of only a toggle buried in Settings - Fixed long-time users being congratulated on logging their first meal after signing back in - Fixed the meal suggestions on Coach showing a permanent "Loading" label when a request had actually failed - Clearer, more readable text throughout the insight cards in dark mode

What's New in Version 2.8 A big update focused on accuracy, and on an app that actually learns who you are. Full Scan - Snap up to three angles of your plate. A single photo hides depth, which is why portions were the hardest thing to estimate. Reading the top, the side, and a close-up together gives far better volume estimates. A fork or your hand in frame helps with scale. It asks what it cannot see - When portion size is genuinely ambiguous, the AI now asks a quick question in everyday terms: about the size of your fist, or closer to two? Cereal bowl or serving bowl? Grilled or fried? Tap an answer and the numbers update instantly. No ounces, no measuring cups. Your coach learns your patterns - Analyses can now factor in a summary of how you actually eat: your usual meals and portions, your typical day, your guessing accuracy. Say "my usual yogurt bowl" and it resolves to yours, not a generic one. See exactly what it knows under Your Coach's Notes, and turn it off anytime in Settings. The summary is built on your device from your own logs. A better guessing game - Drag the number to set your guess instead of dragging a slider, now in 5-calorie steps. The reveal leads with how close you were, shows your accuracy trend over time, and on a miss you can open Where It Hid to see which ingredients carried the calories you did not expect. Your progress follows you - Calibration history now syncs across your devices and survives a reinstall, encrypted end to end like everything else. Also in this release - Barcode scanning fixed: some products mixed per-serving and per-100g values, so numbers now match the label - Meals logged to an earlier time land in the right slot, so back-dated entries no longer skew your stats - Foods the app already knows log in about a second instead of playing the full analysis animation - Tapping the widget opens the app; the green plus jumps straight to logging - Rebuilt sign-up with a short tour, plus light mode fixes throughout

What's new! - Fresh design across the whole app — new look, smoother animations, better light mode - New welcome + sign-up flow with a quick tour (sign out and back in to see it) - Redesigned meal logging — slide-up sheet, one-tap usuals, and the calorie guessing game built in (skipping still shows full contents) - Past your target? The home card now shows a calm "complete for today" with a satiation grade at midnight - Recalculating goals is now a quick sheet with live preview - Widget: tap opens the app, the green + jumps straight to logging Fixes: barcode scanning, fullness check-ins asking twice, plus data export and an optional evening reminder

Your Apple Health workouts are now in Relffits. Any workout that appears in Apple Health — from Apple Watch, Garmin, Fitbit, Whoop, and other trackers — shows up as a card on your dashboard. Tap "+ Add to today" to fold a workout's calories into your target. Nothing is added automatically. Also new: Recalculating goals no longer replays the tutorial Home screen widget now matches your dashboard exactly Settings redesigned with clear, labeled sections Preferred workout source picker for Apple Health Stronger encryption for your data

What's new in this build: We rebuilt Eating Out and added Smart Swaps — the two biggest awareness upgrades since launch. Eating Out, anywhere. Type any place you're about to eat — Chipotle, 7-Eleven, gas station, airport food court, hotel breakfast bar — and the AI ranks the 5 best picks for your goal. Works for chain restaurants and convenience stores both. Smart Swaps on every meal. Each logged meal gets one tiny "next time, try this" suggestion targeted to your goal. E.g. "Sour cream → fajita veggies, saves 110 kcal." Toggle off in Settings if it gets noisy. Food cards feel like discovering treasure. Tap any ingredient in the edit screen to open a knowledge card. Each new food adds to your collection — tracked at the top of the card. Edit Meal got a major glow-up. Lead with ingredients, no more getting kicked out when you adjust portions, swap an ingredient with one tap, remove the last ingredient and the meal cleans itself up. Quick-add recents. Reference library of your last 20 meals — tap any to plug into the logger. Built for people who eat similar things consistently. Please test: Eating Out → type a restaurant AND a non-restaurant (try "7-Eleven" or "airport") Log a meal and check the Smart Swap suggestion Tap any ingredient name in Edit Meal to open a Food Card Edit a meal multiple times in one session (servings, swap ingredient, change time) — modal should stay open

Simple updates to make the app work more efficiently and effectively!

Adjust your macros, add notes per day, and overall simple user interface update!

What's New Just say what you ate. We'll handle the math, and show you how it's moving your goals. A full visual overhaul plus several new features. NEW DESIGN Rebuilt from the ground up with Apple-style glass surfaces, a calmer palette, a three-ring Zen view, and a center [+] button that opens the logger from any screen. Light, dark, and system themes all supported. FOOD AWARENESS SCORE A 0–100 score that reflects the quality and balance of your recent meals across protein, fiber, satiation, and variety. Now calorie-weighted, so a small snack pulls the score in proportion to its size, not equal to a full meal. MENU SCANNER Snap a photo of a restaurant menu and get personalized picks that fit your remaining calories and macros for the day. PLAIN-ENGLISH LOGGING The redesigned meal logger lets you just describe what you had. Voice, photo, and barcode are all still there if you prefer. EDIT WITH AI In the Edit Meal screen, type something like "add a side of broccoli" or "double the rice" and the AI re-runs the math. LOG TO PAST DAYS Backfill meals to any date with the new date and time picker, or add to a past day directly from the History tab. SMART SUGGESTIONS AI suggests meals that fill the gaps in your remaining daily macros, drawing on your favorites and recent meals. DIETARY PREFERENCES Set patterns like vegetarian, gluten-aware, or your own avoid list. Soft, hedged warnings appear when a meal might match. Never a "safe" claim, always advisory. PERFORMANCE Noticeably snappier across the board. Faster API calls after the first, smoother scrolling, lower CPU during meal logging, and a processing spinner on the [+] button so you always know when something is working. SECURITY Stronger backend protections including App Check and per-user rate limiting. Your data stays encrypted on your device before it leaves your phone. Plus dozens of fixes for iPad layout, light-mode contrast, focus rings, and small bugs throughout.