Recipes from posts, read better. • With Müsli Pro, a saved TikTok or Instagram post is read by AI: every ingredient as the creator wrote it, in sections, the steps, tips, and prep and cook times. • Captions that tell the recipe as numbered steps now come in with their ingredients and steps. • Add ingredients to a recipe the way you log food: search, Photo AI, scan or type them in. • Snapping a meal flows straight from the camera into the review, and the receipt builds in place while the photo is read. • Logging on a day other than today? Müsli asks first, so a meal doesn't land on yesterday by accident. • Progress shows this week as it happens; last week is one tap below. • The burn estimate now waits for enough weigh-ins before it gives a figure, and weigh-ins from Apple Health arrive as soon as you open the app.

Save the recipes you find. • Share a TikTok or Instagram post, a recipe site or any recipe text to Müsli. It reads the ingredients, matches them to foods and works out the calories a serving. The post's video plays on the recipe page. • When a video's caption has no method, Müsli writes the steps from what the creator says, and each step replays its part of the video. • Check what was read before you save: change the servings, a food or its grams, or swipe a line away. • With Müsli Pro, take a photo of a cookbook page and Müsli reads the recipe. • Write your own recipes in full: servings, steps and notes, with Start cooking on the recipe page. Share one and it arrives complete, through a short link. • Recipes has filters (From posts, My recipes, Breakfast, High protein), sorting and collections. A recipe can be in more than one collection. • Search understands everyday phrases like "coffee with milk" and forgives typos. Over 200 more everyday foods and cooking ingredients are built in, so they're found offline too. • Quick add: log just calories and macros, without picking a food. • Move a meal to another day, or copy it there, from its menu. • Swipe a food in Frequent to remove it. • Setup now offers a morning weigh-in reminder.

Make Müsli yours. • Choose the background behind your day: an emoji pattern you design, your own photo, or one of ours. Emoji patterns can move, too. • A meal and an item now open as pages. Tap the pencil to edit; Save takes you straight back. • Swipe a meal left on Meals to delete it. • Body composition on Progress: type a scan in, read body fat and lean mass from a smart scale through Apple Health, or let Müsli Pro read an InBody sheet. • Progress photos as check-ins: front, side and back, last time's outline in the camera, and a before / after slider. • Measurements are set with rulers, and a new page shows all of them. • Weight, Burn and the other Progress pages have a cleaner layout.

Ask Müsli about your own eating. • Insights has its own tab. It answers questions about your log: more sweets than usual, which days you eat most, where your protein comes from. • With Müsli Pro, ask in your own words, like "Am I eating more chocolate lately?" The AI picks what to look at; every number comes from your log. • Where you eat: mark meals as home, work or out, and see the split in Trends. Your location stays on your iPhone. • A new weekly review: your week as a story, from calories and your foods to when you ate. • Saturated fat and salt next to fibre and sugar, and how processed your food was. • Edit any entry to the decimal, and pick servings like a tablespoon or a slice. • Smoother everywhere, and lots of small fixes.

DietLab is now Müsli. The same app and the same log, with a new name, a new icon and a new look. Everything you logged is still here, DietLab Pro is now Müsli Pro, and Siri still answers to "DietLab". • New tab names: Food log is now Meals, the old Meals tab is now Recipes, and Body is now Progress. • A new look: paper tones, a new serif type, food photography and hand-drawn illustrations that move. • The Meals tab opens on a photo, with one arc for your day: in a deficit, at maintenance or above it. • Pull down on the log, or tap the arc, to see where your calories came from, with Trends one tap away. • Label scanning is now free: point the camera at a nutrition label and the values fill in as you watch. It's read right on your device, with no AI. • Packaged foods show their Nutri-Score, how processed they are, allergens and ingredients, from Open Food Facts, and Trends show how processed your food is overall. • Adding food is simpler: search at the top, then Photo, Scan, Recipes and Manual. • Recipes show your own photos under "Cooked lately". • Your week in numbers is free for everyone on the Progress tab. The AI-written review stays in Müsli Pro. • A clearer photo result: tick items in or out, see where the meal brings your day, and fix it with quick hints like "Cooked in oil". (Müsli Pro) • Optional reminders at mealtimes and for your weigh-in. • Widgets, the Live Activity and Apple Watch in the new colors.

DietLab on Apple Watch. • Calories left and your macros on your wrist, with watch-face complications: Today, Protein, Carbs, Fat, Macros and Balance. • Describe a meal in the search field — "2 eggs, toast and a cappuccino" — and log it with one AI estimate. (Pro) • Fiber and sugar for the day and in Trends. • Your calorie target now updates once a week from your measured burn, and the Body tab shows what changed.

Search now remembers what you eat. • Foods you have logged before appear at the top of search, including ones you scanned or estimated with AI. One tap logs them again at your last portion. • Search copes with missing accents, word order and shop names, so "lidl merunkova kapsa" finds your Meruňková kapsa. • Fewer unrelated results.

DietLab now speaks Czech, Russian and Ukrainian — pick your language in Settings › App › Language. • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets show what is left for the day. • Siri and Shortcuts: log a saved meal or ask how many calories are left. • Copy yesterday: on an empty day, add what you ate yesterday again in two taps. • Optional reminders: a nudge on days with nothing logged, and when your weekly review is ready. • Three free photo scans for everyone, so you can try the AI before subscribing.