Fixes and polish: product names are cleaner — a pack slogan like "USA Grown" or a company's legal name no longer becomes the name, and a wrong item name from a barcode lookup is caught. Score numbers stay inside their circles at large text sizes. The home screen loads faster and uses less data. Clearer credit for Open Food Facts, an allergen reminder under the badges, and "Why this score" always shows the right count.

- Instant update notification. - "Why this score" now shows exactly the reasons it counts, with the sugar, salt and fat lines under the reason they explain. - Product photos appear faster in every list. - The home screen loads faster and stops re-downloading the catalogue.

Search now shows products it finds even when their ingredients haven't been added yet — scan the label to score them. Clearer messages when an AI estimate isn't possible. A distributor's name is no longer mistaken for the brand. Bug fixes.

No more pop-up after a scan — just a quiet line telling you how many better options there are, if there are any. Healthier picks are now genuinely healthier and genuinely comparable: every pick is the same kind of product you scanned and scores 8 or higher. Artificial colours written the way packs actually write them — "FD&C Red #40", "Yellow No. 5", "Red 40 Lake" — are now recognised and count against the score. If a product's ingredient list doesn't match the pack in your hand, you can photograph the real list — a photo of just the back panel now works — and get your own score from it. Products that were missing their sugar, saturated fat and salt figures can now pick them up, so their scores are fairer. Scan times and your history are correct even if your phone's clock is off, and corrected product names show up straight away.

• Label scans find the real product name and brand, and ask you to confirm a name read only from the photo. • Salt, sugar and saturated fat now count when you scan a label, read from the nutrition table. • More accurate barcode scanning. • Vitamins, gummies and protein powders are recognized as supplements. • A clearer message when product data is temporarily unavailable.

New: a Sugar filter in search - No added sugar, Low, Medium or High. An optional weekly reminder if you haven't scanned in a while; the app asks once, and you can switch it off any time. Ingredient lists now come from the English label, and nothing is lost after a "contains 2% or less of" line. Allergen lines are never scored as ingredients. Salt counts even when other nutrition figures are missing. Supplements with no data say "score may not apply". What it covers, in order: - Sugar filter in search, with four levels, on the app and website. - The weekly reminder, which asks once, after a third scan, and can be switched off. - English ingredient lists, so a French or German page no longer turns Evian into "Leeks". - The "contains 2% or less of" fix, so Hungry Jack keeps its cellulose gum. - Allergen lines, so "Contains: milk, soy, wheat" never becomes ingredients. - The salt rule you approved, which also counts sugar and saturated fat when the other figures are missing. - Supplements without Open Food Facts data showing "score may not apply". Left out on purpose: - The Curcumin photo fix, because it isn't proven yet. - The kombucha category fix, which only affects grouping and takes effect at your recompute. - The score drops, since the salt line already says it honestly. About 116 products fall slightly after the recompute.

You stay signed in: the app no longer switches you to a guest when your login is slow to load. Scanned labels now warn about allergens, from the pack's "Contains" and "May contain" lines and from the ingredients themselves. Lines like "made in a facility..." are no longer scored as ingredients. A product we know but have no ingredients for now asks for a photo instead of saying "not found". Every score says why. Diet drinks no longer get a low-sugar bonus from their sweeteners. - The Curcumin fix is left out on purpose. It doesn't work yet, so the text doesn't claim it. - The diet-drink line only becomes fully true after your recompute. Diet drinks already in the catalogue keep their old scores until then. Delete that last sentence if you'd rather not mention it before the recompute.

Every product now shows its real name and photo, and one product is one product even if it has two barcodes. When you open a product we double-check its ingredients against the source in the background and correct the score if our copy was wrong. All plain waters now score the same. Supplements, cosmetics and drinks are recognized consistently, "banned in…" claims without a source are gone, and the Vegetarian filter no longer hides vegan food.

You stay signed in. Some people were being quietly signed out on opening the app, losing their scan history and starting over as a new user. That is fixed. Labels get a real product. When a barcode is not in our database we ask you to photograph the ingredient list. The score always worked — but the product was saved as "Scanned Label" with a blank image. It now keeps the real product name and photo wherever we can find them. As always: honest scores, no ads, and no brand pays us to rank higher.

More accurate scores. • Ingredients we showed but didn't count — like frying oils — now count toward the score. • Additives listed by E-number (E129, E133) are treated the same as their named equivalents. • Extra virgin olive oil is recognised as its own grade, not lumped in with refined olive oil. • Coconut oil scores consistently however the label words it. Scores across the app have been updated to match. Some moved down — that's the score getting more honest, not the food getting worse.

Fixed a scan that could fail with a "no internet" message on a phone that was online. Scanning an ingredient label is reliable again. The results screen now fits on one screen: healthier alternatives and the ingredient breakdown are both visible without scrolling. Your score now shows what moved it — like "Organic +1" — right next to the number. You can now share ClearEaty with a friend from the home screen.

Fixed a wrong warning that told you some breads and cereals might be supplements. Better ingredient matching behind the scenes, so the same ingredient is recognized consistently from product to product.

Scores are more honest this release. A 10 now means nothing held the product back — if something did, you'll see the score it actually earned. Nutrition warnings no longer call a "medium" reading "high". The score circle sits where it should, and long allergen labels like "Contains tree nuts" no longer get cut off.

• Allergen labels — spot nuts, peanuts, soy, sesame, gluten, fish, and shellfish at a glance, next to the dietary badges. • Report an issue — flag a wrong scan or classification from the product screen in one tap. • Clearer dietary badges — a new "Non-vegetarian" label and better veg detection when a product's data is incomplete. • A small nudge to make sharing a score easier.

Dietary badges — see at a glance if a food is Vegan, Vegetarian, Eggetarian, Kosher, Halal, or contains dairy, right next to the score. • Redesigned product screen — a cleaner score with the reasons a food is "held back" shown at a glance, and healthier picks easier to reach. • Filter search results by dietary type. • Share a food's score with friends. • Suggest features or report an issue right inside the app. No account needed — works as a guest.

• Faster, safer app updates in the future • Improved score consistency across devices • Bug fixes and performance polish

Smarter, more honest health scores! • A flagged ingredient (like Red 40 or trans fat) now caps the score — it can't hide in the average • Ultra-processed foods score more honestly • Water and added vitamins no longer inflate a score — they're shown as "Not counted" • New: tap the chips under any score to see exactly WHY it scored that way • Tap any ingredient to see its reasoning • Bug fixes and polish

• Search any food by name — even restaurant items with no barcode: get AI-estimated ingredients from the brand's published data, clearly labeled • Cleaner ingredient lists — duplicates and label-reading artifacts removed • Faster, more secure scoring • Polish throughout