WFD 4.5.1 — In case you missed it. You can now snap a photo of your fridge, pantry, or a bag of groceries and WFD reads what's there, then shows you meals you can make right now — with what you already have. Review the list, tap Find meals, cook. Your photo is parsed and never stored, and it's included with your free Plus trial. Also fixed: "eating out" restaurant results now fall back reliably for Plus users.

Capture the Fridge (Plus): Snap a photo of your fridge, pantry, a grocery bag, or even a receipt — WFD reads the ingredients and shows the meals you can make. No typing. More reliable restaurant suggestions when eating out. Plus small polish and stability improvements.

What's new in 4.4: — Silent photo backfill for the 40 starter meals. If a user's starter meal has photoData == nil on launch (edge case: installed pre-#264 auto-fetch, or the on-add fetch silently failed), V4.4 quietly runs the same auto-fetch pipeline used elsewhere in the app to populate the photo. One-time backfill gated by a UserDefaults flag; sequential background execution so no launch performance impact. — User-added meals and user-picked/user-uploaded photos are never overwritten. The backfill only fills where photoData is currently nil AND creationSource == .onboardingSeed AND the meal name still matches a known starter (protects renames). — No new permissions, no new third-party integrations, no changes to the subscription model, in-app purchases, or data handling. All existing reviewer test paths from 4.3 remain valid. To verify the backfill: install fresh on a clean simulator/device, delete a starter meal's photo via MealEditView, then quit and relaunch — the photo repopulates within a few seconds via the existing tiered fetch pipeline (TheMealDB → LLM-tuned Pexels → category thumb → generic avatar).

WFD 4.3 — Ready to cook on day one. Every recipe in your starter library now comes with full ingredients and step-by-step instructions, ready to cook the moment you open the app. No setup. No empty library. No manual entry to get started. Refine search got cleaner too — the Recipe filter pill is gone since every meal is a real recipe now. Existing users keep all their own customizations untouched; only the unedited starters get the upgrade.

WFD 4.2 — Cook it. Every meal now has step-by-step cooking instructions. Tap Auto-pick in any meal and the recipe AI writes you cleanly-numbered steps tailored to the ingredients you already have on file. When WFD picks dinner for you, a "How to cook" card shows up right on the suggestion — see exactly how to make it before you even accept the pick. NEW: Print Recipe. Share any meal as a single-page PDF — print to the kitchen, AirDrop to a tablet, save to Notes. Full recipe goes wherever you cook. NEW: Pantry → Shopping List. When "What do I have" finds a meal you can almost make, tap "Add missing to list" and those ingredients land in your shopping list. Send to Reminders in one tap. A new "Cook it" section in Settings runs a one-shot backfill across your whole library so every meal gets cooking instructions in about two minutes. Your hand-grown and URL-imported recipes are always protected — your handwritten notes stay yours.

"What do I have?" now lives on Home. Tap it, list ingredients you've got, see what you can cook tonight — the pantry feature from 4.0 is no longer buried two taps deep. Ask WFD voice moved too: a small mic now lives inside Eat In and Eat Out, where you'd actually use it.

A cleaner way to find tonight's dinner. Type a meal name to find it in your library — or log something new without leaving the page. When you want more options, tap "Refine search" to filter by cuisine, time, mood, who's eating, or — new — only meals you have a recipe for. Smaller wins: - Red warning when a meal contains an allergen for someone you've selected - Shopping list shows clearer next steps when your meals don't have ingredients yet - Smoother transitions and tap targets throughout

The chooser, everywhere. • **History and Notifications now speak the same language.** Tap a past day in History or a missed day in your reminder list and you get the same Eat in / Eat out chooser the rest of the app uses — no more falling back to the flat segmented picker on these two surfaces. • **Plan or log from the reminder.** When the notification list shows you forgot to log Tuesday, tapping that row opens "Plan for Tuesday" with the full filter set, Forgotten Favorites, and Yelp search if you went out. Same toast wording rules: "Logged" for today, "Planned" for forward-day commits. • **Edit a past log from History.** Tap any row in your week-by-week history and you can revise what you planned — choose Eat in (with the full library + filters) or Eat out (with the full Yelp search) and the log replaces in place. "More options…" still drops to the old log sheet for ad-hoc Custom entries. • **One coordinated planning state, everywhere.** Under the hood, every day-tap surface — Home's This Week chevron, the This Week tab, History, Notifications — now reads and writes the same planning state. The chooser sheet, the EatingInView, the OUT search, the toast — they're all driven by one source of truth. Bug fix / tech debt: Swift 6 strict-concurrency cleanup across CookbookExportView (PDF generation no longer crosses the Sendable boundary), EntitlementService (StoreKit listener), HouseholdManager (style), QRScannerView (missing module import). No behavior changes — Xcode 26 build is quieter and future-proofed.

v3.0.1 — Polish on the v3.0 launch. - Cleaner home screen — one tap to "Eat in" or "Eat out" - New on Home: live queue strip + this-week peek - Plan-the-week now supports restaurants, not just meals - Forgotten Favorites — meals you used to love, rediscovered - Yelp gets photos, ratings, prices, and reviews on the Eat Out flow - Plus signs in to your Plus tier even faster - Performance: smarter background tidying so the app stays fast

WFD Plus is here. AI does the dinner thinking for you: • Meal Interview — answer a few questions, the app fills your library • Plan the Whole Week — one tap, seven dinners, smart picks • Smart Queries — ask "what's quick tonight?" and get real answers Plan-the-week leaves the app too: • Add the week to Apple Calendar at dinner time • Send the shopping list to Apple Reminders (sync with the family via iCloud) • Share or Print a one-page PDF — meal plan + checkbox grocery list, fridge-ready 7-day free trial. $2.99 one-time after that. No subscriptions, ever. Free forever: • Suggest tonight's dinner from your library • Plan future days • Log what you cooked • Track who's eating • Shopping list with check-off • Restaurant favorites and OUT mode