• More accurate calories — fixed a rare bug where AI estimates could arrive inflated (kilojoules shown as calories) • Progress, rebuilt: weight history now includes your Apple Health weigh-ins, with a clearer chart, trend badge, and a "Since you started" card • Log weight directly from the Progress tab • Gentle reminders, all optional: a nudge if the day goes unlogged, a weekly weigh-in reminder, and your Sunday recap — each with its own switch, personalized to your streak and rhythm • Portion units your way: Automatic, cups & spoons, metric, or ounces • Size and preparation controls on every item of multi-item AI meals • Better matching against official nutrition databases for staples like rice, beans and chickpeas • Improved French throughout — including AI recipes generated in French

New in 1.3.0: • Widgets — your calories-left ring on the Home Screen and Lock Screen. • Your week — an honest seven-day recap: trend, best day, and one useful observation. Arrives Sunday evening. Fixes: • Saving a meal shows its progress immediately — and a double tap can't create duplicate entries anymore. • The Home tab responds much faster, especially with a long food history.

Your first 3 AI logs are now free. Photograph a plate, say what you ate, or scan a nutrition label and see the result before you decide anything about Pro. No subscription, no card. You can also rate NutriApexa any time from the Me tab — ratings are how other people find the app.

Fixes a problem on the subscription screen. On some devices the Subscribe button could stop responding, and the app had to be restarted before a plan could be chosen. That is fixed.

Better portions from photos. When NutriApexa estimates a portion from a photo, it now says so — and asks you to confirm, once, for the whole meal, instead of presenting a guess as a fact. Your corrections recalculate calories and macros immediately. Food photos also appear more often in your log. The App Store listing is now available in French for Canada.

More accurate food logging and portions. NutriApexa now handles sizes, packages, servings, weights and volumes more intelligently. "Two walnuts", "half a bottle" and "250 ml of milk" log the amount you actually ate, and everyday metric spellings like "cc" and "gr" are understood. Better nutrition checking. When we can confirm a food against a nutrition database we now do it more reliably — and when we can't, or when a food could mean several different things, we say so instead of showing a confident-looking number. Portion questions are clearer, and there are fewer of them. NOW FULLY IN FRENCH — Maintenant entièrement en français. The app follows your device language, so a French iPhone gets a French app. Also in this version: • Mood history — look back at how your days have gone by day, week or month, and fill in any day you missed. • Journaling — record how each day went, and see how mood and eating line up over time. • Plan tomorrow's meals before you get there. • Edit a logged food instead of deleting it and adding it again. • iCloud sync keeps your log consistent across your devices.