Mello 2.1 finishes what 2.0 promised, and fixes what it got wrong. THE KITCHEN IS OPEN All 120 recipes are now in the app: energy, protein, fat and minutes for each, filtered to the texture you are eating and to what you leave out. TODAY'S OUTLOOK 2.0 sold a daily outlook and never showed it to anyone. It is now a card on Today: what your own last days say about this one, and what has helped you before. Free every Monday, every morning with Pro. WHEN PRO IS ACTUALLY READY Mello now tells you the day your own log can do something new, and what it costs, instead of leaving you to check. SIGNING IN Tapping Sign in twice while the first attempt was still going could fail with a server error. It cannot now, on either side. SMALLER THINGS - Your full history stays open for everyone who already had it. New installs see the last 30 days, and the report and export always cover everything. - The price is on the upgrade banner, not hidden behind it.

Mello 2.0 is a rebuild around three promises: eat enough, stay safe, be believed. A PLAN, NOT A DIARY Today now shows what the day still needs - energy, protein and fluid - and what the next meal is for. It front-loads the morning and softens the evening, because a slow stomach empties better early. Miss a meal and its calories move to the meals still to come, capped so no single meal becomes one you could not face. WHAT CAN I EAT NOW? Three things that fit this meal, for the texture you are eating at the moment, at this hour. One is always something your own log has proven, whenever one fits. One tap logs it, and Undo is right there. KITCHEN The Foods tab is now Kitchen: 120 gastroparesis recipes with real energy, protein and fat, filtered to your texture and by what you leave out - no dairy, no gluten, no added sugar, vegetarian, vegan. Most take five minutes or no cooking. Plus a tool that takes any dish you type and names the changes that make it easier on a slow stomach. YOUR FLARE PLAN Write it on a good day - what you drink, what you take, when you go in, who you call. Mello reads it back during a flare in your own words, puts the 3-tap flare log right under it, and adds it to your ER summary. YOUR WEEK, AT A GLANCE A strip of the last seven days sits on Today. Tap any day to see what you ate and how it went, in order. MEALS AND BLOOD SUGAR For diabetic gastroparesis: blood sugar dipping in the first hour and rising two to three hours later, because the meal had not arrived yet. EAT ENOUGH, SEEN CLEARLY Intake and weight on one timeline, and the easiest way to add the energy the week is missing. EASIER ON A HARD DAY - Plain words throughout: "helps the stomach empty" instead of "prokinetic", "full too soon" instead of "early satiety", every score shown "of 5". - Food is never marked in red. Red is kept for real warning signs. - A sheet with something typed in it no longer closes if you swipe it by accident. - Medicine names are no longer "corrected" by the keyboard. - "Doses taken" only counts doses that were due, so mornings no longer look like missed days. - A weigh-in far from your last one asks before it is saved. ALSO - Notes to send to family, a restaurant or work, so the explaining does not fall due on a bad day. - "Triggers" is now "Harder for you", and it sits last. - Mello Pro can now be bought once instead of subscribed to. Everything new here runs on your device.

Mello v1.5 — the update where Mello starts answering, not just recording. WHAT CAN I EAT NOW? The question every gastroparesis day is built around, and Mello has never answered it until now. Tap it before a meal and you get three things worth eating: foods your own log says have sat well, your go-to meals, and ideas for the texture you're on. One tap logs the one you pick. Free. NEXT MEAL, AND WHEN TO TAKE YOUR PROKINETIC Your meal times became yours in 1.4 and then sat invisible in Settings. Today now shows the next one, the countdown to it, and the time to take a before-meal medication so it lands right. Free. MELLO NOW READS THE LOG YOU ALREADY KEEP The daily score behind every chart, trend and insight used to come from a check-in buried in a menu almost nobody found — so for most people the analytical half of the app stayed dark. Mello now reads it from the symptoms you were already logging. Open the app after this update and months of your history are suddenly being used. ONE QUESTION AT THE END OF THE DAY A card on Today, after your last meal time, already filled in from what you logged. Usually four taps of agreement. It's what everything else reads from. HOW DID THAT MEAL SIT? An hour or two after eating, Mello asks. That answer is what turns "safe" and "trigger" foods from a guess into something earned. You can also say whether you walked afterwards — the most common advice in gastroparesis, and the first time anyone has measured whether it works for you specifically. ON A BAD DAY, THE APP GETS OUT OF THE WAY When your own log says today is hard, or a flare is running, Today shrinks to four large buttons: water, your as-needed medication, "couldn't eat", and ER Mode. Everything else is one tap away. WHERE YOU ARE ON THE DIET LADDER Liquids, purees, soft or regular food — now a state you can see and change, not something buried inside a flare. New meals default to it, and suggestions never go above it. WORTH ASKING AT YOUR APPOINTMENT Set your next GI appointment and, a few days before, Mello puts together the things worth raising — each one with the line from your log behind it. Ten minutes months apart decide a lot, and nobody can reconstruct a year of symptoms in a waiting room. PRO IS NOW OFFERED WHEN IT CAN ACTUALLY HELP Every Pro feature reads your history, and on day one there isn't any — so the free trial used to be spent on a week of waiting. Mello now waits until something is genuinely ready for you, tells you plainly what is coming and when, and only then offers the trial. If you subscribe, it keeps that list on Today until everything has arrived. ALSO • Type "oatmeal" and Mello fills in the texture and fat — one line says where it came from, and a tap changes it • Tap the drink you actually had: Ensure, Boost, Premier and the rest, with the figures from the bottle instead of a guess at broth • Your meal times are editable while you set them up, not "later in Settings" • The hydration ring now says how much of your fluid arrived as shakes and soup, without quietly counting it twice • "Took [your as-needed med]" now shows the time and a tick — and an hour later asks whether it helped. After a few answers, Mello can tell you and your doctor how often it actually does • If you track your cycle, the morning outlook now reads it too • Logging blood glucose is one tap from Today if your gastroparesis is diabetic • Symptom duration moved behind "More detail" — nothing on your phone used it, so it stops standing between you and "Log symptom" • Mello asks once what's behind your gastroparesis, and stops asking about blood sugar if that isn't your situation • Missing a dose is worth recording too — one tap says you skipped it and why, and adherence still counts only what you took • The nutrition check now says when a shortfall is mostly days you didn't log, instead of assuming you didn't eat • Every Pro feature can be viewed as a worked example before you pay

Mello v1.4 — the update about logging costing you less, and Mello finally reading it back to you. YOUR MEAL TIMES, NOT OURS Set each meal time yourself, add or remove as many as you like, and Mello reminds you at exactly those times and nowhere else. Odd hours are welcome: set 5am or 11pm and Mello will respect it. MILLILITRES OR OUNCES Pick your unit in Settings and everything follows — the hydration ring, the quick-add buttons, Nutrition and the widget. Switching is safe at any time; nothing you've already logged changes. LOG WITHOUT OPENING THE APP A Home Screen and Lock Screen widget: your day at a glance, and one-tap Meal and Water buttons that log straight from the widget. Built for the days when unlocking your phone and finding a form is more than you have. LOG THE MEAL THAT DIDN'T HAPPEN A meal you were too full or too nauseated to face used to look exactly like one you forgot to log. Now it's two taps to record it, with the reason — because being unable to eat is information, and a gap in the log is not. WHAT ACTUALLY HELPS YOU Mello could say which foods precede a bad day; it could never say what ENDS one. Now, after an episode passes, one tap records what got you through it. After a handful of answers, Mello shows which one works for YOU — nothing works for everyone with this condition. FAR FEWER NOTIFICATIONS At most three a day, never before 8am or after 9pm, merged when a medication reminder lands near a meal — and silently skipped for any meal you've already logged. Mello will not tell you to eat twenty minutes after you told it you had. NOTHING TO BREAK The streak counter is gone. In its place, seven quiet dots — a day you didn't log stays empty and nothing else happens. Come back after time away and Mello says your data is safe, then offers to mark those days as a flare, so your worst days are recorded instead of vanishing. A WEEKLY RECAP "Your week" tells you your easiest and hardest day, how the week compared with the last one, and one real win — so logging always gives something back. It never comments on a quiet week. A GUIDE TO EVERY FEATURE Tap ? on Today: every feature, grouped by tab, each with a gentle animation and the exact taps to reach it. Pro items say so up front, with their free allowance. All motion respects Reduce Motion. PRO NOW THINKS ABOUT YOU DAILY A morning outlook read from your own patterns — why today may be gentle or need extra care, and what has helped you before. Every line cites your own numbers, and it never predicts pain: it compares last night against the days your own log calls gentler. Free every Monday; every morning with Pro. A FAMILIAR PATTERN, BEFORE IT ARRIVES (Pro) Mello learns the shape of the days that led into your own past flares, and quietly says so when the last few days look the same. Not a diagnosis and never an alarm — urgent red flags stay free, always, and are never behind a subscription. SUGARS AND SYMPTOMS ON ONE CHART (Pro) About a third of gastroparesis is diabetic, and there the two drive each other. Mello now draws your glucose against your symptom burden on the same days, in mg/dL or mmol/L, and can pull readings in from Apple Health. SEE PRO BEFORE YOU BUY IT Every Pro feature now has a worked example you can open and read first — a real screen built by the real engine, clearly marked as sample data. Nobody should have to buy a description. YOUR DATA IS YOURS Export everything you've logged as a CSV, free, forever. Years of tracking should never be held hostage by a subscription. ALSO • Blood glucose in mg/dL or mmol/L — pick yours in Settings • Weekly and monthly reminders are now opt-in toggles • An About page — email the developer directly from the app • Bigger, clearer text throughout — the type now starts at iOS's own reading size • Weight in kg or lb, chosen from your region on first launch

Mello v1.3 — the update about logging costing you less. LOG WITHOUT OPENING THE APP A Home Screen and Lock Screen widget: your day at a glance, and one-tap Meal and Water buttons that log straight from the widget. Built for the days when unlocking your phone and finding a form is more than you have. LOG THE MEAL THAT DIDN'T HAPPEN Mello only ever recorded what you ate — so a meal you were too full or too nauseated to face looked exactly like one you forgot to log. Now it's two taps to record it, with the reason. Nutrition counts it and names the reason it happens most, because being unable to eat is information and a gap in the log is not. WHAT ACTUALLY HELPS YOU Mello could tell you which foods precede a bad day. It could never tell you what ENDS one. Now, after an episode passes, one tap records what got you through it — resting, heat, small sips, lying on your left side. After a handful of answers, Mello shows which one works for YOU, because nothing works for everyone with this condition. FAR FEWER NOTIFICATIONS At most three a day, never before 8am or after 9pm, merged when a medication reminder lands near a meal — and silently skipped for any meal you've already logged. Mello will not tell you to eat twenty minutes after you told it you had. NOTHING TO BREAK The streak counter is gone. In its place, seven quiet dots for the week — a day you didn't log stays empty and nothing else happens. Come back after a few days away and Mello says your data is safe, then offers to mark those days as a flare, so the worst days are recorded instead of vanishing. A WEEKLY RECAP "Your week" tells you your easiest and hardest day, how the week compared with the last one, and one real win — so logging always gives something back. It never comments on a quiet week. A GUIDE TO EVERY FEATURE Settings → "How Mello works" lists all 34 features, grouped by tab, each with a gentle animation, the exact taps to reach it, and what it's for. Pro features say so up front, with their free allowance. All motion respects Reduce Motion. YOUR DATA IS YOURS Export everything you've logged as a CSV, free, forever. Years of tracking should never be held hostage by a subscription. Plus: bigger, clearer text throughout — the type now starts at iOS's own reading size.

Mello v1.2 — the update about eating ENOUGH, not eating less. POINT IT AT ANY MENU (Pro, first scan each month free) Snap a photo of a restaurant menu and Mello flags every dish against YOUR safe and trigger foods — best bets first, with reasons. Everything happens on your phone; the photo is never uploaded. Plus a shareable dining card that explains small portions to the server for you. ARE YOU EATING ENOUGH? (new tab, free) Most gastroparesis patients get about half of what their body needs, and being under-nourished makes symptoms worse. Mello now estimates your energy, protein and fluid from what you already log and tells you when you're falling short. No upper limit — it will never tell you to eat less. SAFETY (new tab, free) Red flags from your own log, ER Mode's one-page hospital summary, medication week-counters, and gastric-emptying-test prep. IS THAT NEW MED ACTUALLY WORKING? (Pro, first trial free) Start a trial when you begin a medication: Mello compares your daily check-ins before vs after and gives you — and your GI — the answer. WIN A FOOD BACK (free) Mello spots foods branded by a single bad day and builds a careful retry plan, so your diet can widen again. ALSO • Log in one line: "half a bowl of oatmeal, nausea 6" • See how long after eating your symptoms really hit — you may be blaming the wrong food • Cycle tracking, dark mode, accessibility-checked colors • Honest trials: we show the exact timeline and remind you before you're charged

Mello v1.1 — the update about eating ENOUGH, not eating less. ARE YOU EATING ENOUGH? (new tab) Gastroparesis quietly starves people — most patients get around half of what their body needs, and being under-nourished makes symptoms worse. Mello now estimates your energy, protein and fluid from what you already log, and tells you when you're falling short. There is no upper limit and it will never tell you to eat less. SAFETY (new tab) Red flags from your own log — like not keeping fluids down — plus ER Mode: a one-page summary for a triage nurse showing what you've kept down, how many times you've been sick, what you've already taken, and what worked for you last time. Mello also counts the weeks on medications that have a limit, and checks your meds against gastric-emptying-test rules so your test isn't wasted. WIN A FOOD BACK A trigger list can only grow — and that quietly shrinks your diet to a handful of foods. Now Mello spots foods branded by a single bad day and builds a retry plan stacked in their favour: small, soft, at your calmest time of day, timed with your prokinetic. LOGGING THAT DOESN'T COST YOU ENERGY Say or type a whole line — "half a bowl of oatmeal, nausea 6". One tap to repeat your last meal. And on a flare day, a 3-tap logger that asks only what matters. PATTERNS THAT ACTUALLY EXPLAIN YOUR DAYS See how long after eating your symptoms really hit — usually later than you think, which means you may have been blaming the wrong food. Track your cycle too: symptoms measurably worsen in the two weeks before a period. ALSO • Dark mode, at last — for 3am, and for hospital waiting rooms • Every colour reworked to meet accessibility contrast standards • Everything worth finding is now in a tab, not buried in a menu