Your heart, actually read. • Vea now asks Apple Health for the heart measurements it needs, so resting heart rate, heart rate variability, breathing rate and blood oxygen fill in instead of staying blank. If you connected Apple Health before these were added, you were never asked for them. Open Vea and say yes. • When a vitals card has nothing to show, it now says why and takes you to the setting that fixes it, instead of offering something that cannot help. • Your streak and the moment that follows a log no longer wait on a connection, so they arrive even on a weak signal. • Fixed a crash that could close the app while you were entering your weight during setup.

Your wearable data should now reach Vea. Some readings, including heart rate variability, resting heart rate and blood oxygen, were never asked for if you connected Apple Health before those were added. Vea asks once, and they fill in. When heart data is not arriving, Vea now says so and shows how to fix it for the device you actually wear, rather than leaving a row of empty cards.

Your body, drawn honestly. The Now and Goal figures now change shape with your body fat, so the difference between where you are and where you are going is something you can see rather than only read. Notifications you can actually turn on, with a plain description of what arrives before you decide. The morning check-in now schedules itself properly. The food section gained a detail page for every logged meal, trends for net energy and protein, and saved meals you can log again in one tap. Charts and sheets no longer clip at the edges.

Body composition, explained. • Your weight broken down limb by limb, with body fat placed against a published range for your age and sex rather than left as a bare number. • Charts now show the scale's own margin of error, so a change too small to be real reads as steady instead of as progress. • Ask Vea AI about any reading and get an answer about your actual numbers. • Clearer instructions before you step on, including the two things a reading depends on. • Don't have a scale? You can now see what it measures and join the waitlist.

Start your session with one tap. Press play on today's workout and Vea times it while your plan stays on screen, then shows your duration, calories and heart rate zones when you finish. Workouts your watch already recorded show up on their own. Fixed a screen that told some members their subscription had ended when it had not.

Fixed a sign-in problem where the text message code failed the first time you entered it. Time your workouts. Start a session, pause it, and finish to see your duration, calories, and heart rate zones. Workouts your watch already recorded now show up automatically. Patterns only shows findings drawn from your own logs. The app opens faster, and text no longer gets cut off at larger type sizes.

Your coach can now see your training plan. Ask it to swap a lift, work around a sore shoulder, or explain why this week looks lighter. Streaks count your real logs instead of sitting at zero. Onboarding no longer cuts off text or buttons on smaller phones. Apple Health is recognized when you have already connected it, instead of asking again. Fixed a screen that asked some members to restore access they already had.