Start any activity. Tap "Start an activity" and pick from lifting, running, cycling, walking, hiking, swimming or 58 more sports. Every session gets a timer, a summary, and saves to Apple Health as the right workout type. Share it. Timed activities get the same share card and photo overlay as runs and lifts. Groceries. Reorder in one tap, collapse aisles you're done with, restock from what you used, and see what you're spending week to week. Workouts. A finish flow with rep-count PRs and a weekly report. Bug fixes and improvements, including onboarding and sign-up.

A refreshed UI and a lot of bug fixes specifically targeted towards the onboarding New iteration brings the Household where you can share meal plans with your family. Adds the grocery list where you can export to various apps based on your meal plan.

A whole new look. Siloh's canvas got rebuilt from the ground up — a clean near-white ground with a soft green-to-terracotta color bloom flowing across it, frosted-glass cards everywhere, full dark mode, and lighter, calmer typography. Every screen breathes differently now. Your coach got smarter. Snap up to 5 photos in one chat message, point it at a restaurant menu and it reads it, get tappable restaurant recommendations you can log in one tap, and it now learns your food preferences over time — and proposes fixes to your logs instead of silently changing them. Households & groups. Create a household with a guided flow, invite family, manage members (including transfer + removal), group photos, and a smoother groups feed. Runs. Start and stop runs with Siri, watch your run live on the lock screen with Live Activities, and your run visibility settings now stick. Sharing that actually shares. Workout and nutrition posts in Discover now render as live cards (not just images), your friends can finally see the details behind your posts, and copying a share link gives you just the link — no more caption text glued to it. Post captions are typeable again on the draft screen (that one hurt, we know). Under the hood: unit handling fixed across the app (no more lb/kg weirdness), muscle-level workout filters, a redesigned workout detail screen, and a pile of stability fixes. What to poke at: post a workout and check the caption editing, try the new share links, run with Siri, build a household, and just... look at it. Tell us what feels off — screenshots welcome.