• Home Screen Widgets — activity rings, your logging streak, today's macros, and a Quick Log widget that jumps straight into search, barcode, photo scan, or recipes • Scan nutrition labels — point your camera at any package label and get the exact printed values, processed entirely on your device • Smarter food photo scanning — improved AI recognition with more accurate calories and macros • Progress tracking — log your weight with a spin-wheel, take private progress photos (never uploaded anywhere), and watch your transformation as a day-by-day movie you can save to your library (Premium) • Water tracking — quick-add buttons right on your Nutrition tab, with goals and weekly trends in Reports • Add to multiple days — log a food to several days in one go • Metric or Imperial — choose your units during setup or anytime in Settings • Coach Report — export a 30-day PDF of your weight, nutrition and activity for your trainer or doctor (Premium) • Faster app launch, a redesigned onboarding, and plenty of bug fixes, including barcode scanner and subscription reliability improvements

This update is mostly about saving you taps. The big one: recurring meals. If you eat the same breakfast every weekday, or a protein shake after every workout, you can set it up once and stop logging it manually. Pick the food (or one of your saved recipes), tell it which days, and that's it. Skip the app for a week and the missed days fill themselves in when you come back. Auto-logged meals get a tiny repeat icon so you can tell them apart from the ones you added yourself. The food camera is meaningfully better at recognising what's on a plate now, especially the mixed dishes that used to come back as "food" or nothing at all. We also fixed the embarrassing bug where "3 pieces of chicken" only counted as one piece, multi-item portions now scale properly. While you're reviewing a scan you can scan a barcode to replace anything, delete items you don't want, and the unit picker no longer pretends two units are selected at once. Streaks are in. Log meals on consecutive days and you'll get a little celebration when you hit each milestone. Backfilling counts too, because we figured punishing you for catching up was a bit harsh. Future days now work. Useful if you do meal prep on Sunday for the week, or if you want to write tomorrow's plan tonight. The streak waits until the day actually rolls around before counting it. A bunch of small things adding up: - One Add button per meal instead of two, same options inside, less clutter - The meal-target chips at the top are shorter so more of your day is visible - Plus and minus buttons now step by 1 every time - The keyboard goes away when you scroll - Logging on a past day stays on that day, instead of secretly jumping to today