Scan receipts – Snap a photo of your receipt and Shelfy adds every food item with purchase date, price and estimated shelf life. Migros, Coop and Lidl Switzerland are read in full; all other stores in beta. More stores and countries will be added soon. Nutrition without a barcode – For vegetables, meat and fresh produce, the Swiss Food Composition Database provides an estimate, in English and German, clearly marked as such. Search products – No barcode at hand? Search Open Food Facts by name or brand. Add a barcode later – Link receipt items to their barcode whenever you like. Shelfy remembers the match. New look – Calmer colours, more depth, the same cards and titles everywhere. In dark mode too. Community prices – Receipt prices with a barcode feed the anonymous price comparison, if you choose. In your currency.

Bug fixes and improvements: • Ingredients are matched correctly – chocolate milk no longer counts as milk, jalapeños no longer as vegetables • Every recipe now has a photo • You appear under your own name in the household instead of "Member" • Better legibility in dark mode • Support for larger text sizes

The biggest update since launch: Shelfy now knows not just what you have at home, but what you eat from it. Nutrition diary — new Its own tab. Pick your portion in grams and Shelfy converts the per-100 g values to what you actually ate. With a calorie ring, a daily goal, macro bars and entries grouped by meal. It works for food that isn't in your pantry too — scan it or type it in. A recents list saves you the repetition, and everything exports as CSV. Apple Health Logged nutrients land in Apple Health. In return, Shelfy can read your burned calories and raise your daily goal to match, and meals from other apps can count towards your day. How healthy is this? Scans now show the Nutri-Score, the NOVA processing level and any additives spelled out in plain language instead of E-numbers. Vitamins and minerals can be recorded as well. Better recipes Ingredient matching no longer trips over compound words. Staples like salt, oil and flour count as available, there are filters for vegetarian and for allergens, missing ingredients go to your shopping list with one tap, and recipes you're not interested in can be hidden. Region and currency Now yours to set instead of following the system language. Handy if your iPhone runs in English but you shop in Switzerland. A redesigned app Consistent surfaces, more depth, smoother transitions between list and detail — and text that reads clearly everywhere. Fixed • A crash when connecting to Apple Health • A crash at launch when the database could not be opened • Products consumed from the diary now leave the pantry as well • Content no longer scrolls over the page header • Turning off price sharing now withdraws prices you already shared

- Community Prices: See anonymously what others paid for the same product — and share your own prices if you'd like. - Inline Price Capture: Add price and store directly when scanning - Smarter Date Detection: Expiry dates without separators (e.g. "24 12 2026") are now reliably recognized. - More Reliable Household Sync: Products, shopping lists, and prices now sync dependably across all members. - Many small improvements and bug fixes for a smoother experience.

- Bug that scanned barcodes aren't being found fixed

New: Shared shopping list — synced across your household in real time. Smart suggestions remember what's running low and bring it back to your list.

- Images of manually added products are now retained after restarting - Improved recipe suggestions - New "I cooked it!" button marks all used ingredients as consumed with a single tap - Recipe cards now directly show which ingredients you already have

- English is now supported - Performance improved - Recipe suggestions improved - User interface improved