Your pantry is now honest about what it does not know. • Every item shows how much is left and how sure the app is. A wide bar means it is guessing, so you can tell in the aisle whether to trust it. • Check-in asks one question with one control. Millilitres, jars, pieces and bananas all work the same way now. • Finishing something always asks what happened to it. It used to skip the question for anything without a date, which is most of a pantry. • Waste tracking counts every answer you give it. It was quietly ignoring one of them. • Items whose unit you changed no longer vanish from your shopping list. Less waste. Smarter shops.

A quicker way in, and fewer duplicates. • The + button now offers all three ways to stock your pantry: scan a receipt, import a PDF, or add an item yourself. PDF receipts from online orders used to be buried two screens deep. • Renames stick. Rename something while putting it away and the next receipt restocks what you already have, at any supermarket, instead of starting a second row. • Multi-buy lines add up. A receipt showing "2 @ $4.50" puts both in your pantry, not one. • Cleaner names on scanned items, especially tinned and branded goods. • Marking something finished now keeps it on the books, so it can come back on your list when you run out. • Expiry colours match wherever you look, and the app asks you fewer things at once when you open it.

Replenishd 1.1 is about the app looking after itself even better. • Expiry alerts now reach you even when the app is closed. If something is about to go off, you will know in time. • Receipt scanning got sharper. Items you grabbed off-list now match what is already in your pantry, and scanned names read like a shopping list, not a docket. • A smoother start: set up your pantry first, then decide about the trial. • A rebuilt item editor, more accurate produce freshness tracking, and a "stop tracking" option for things you no longer buy. Less waste. Smarter shops.