Signing up is smoother. The age and terms confirmation no longer gets stuck, so creating an account takes one tap. Eat Out now shows distances in miles, with 3, 10, 15 and 25 mile search ranges. And when places can't load, the app tells you what actually went wrong instead of guessing at your connection. Barcode scanning recognizes more product codes. If a scan doesn't read cleanly, you'll be told that directly rather than being told the product isn't in the database. Celiac AI answers now finish their thought instead of stopping mid-sentence. Plus a round of stability fixes under the hood.

Fixes in this update: The app no longer asks the setup questions again after you've already answered them. The "Enter the Collective" button now works if your session has expired, and your answers are kept. Restaurant search now finds the right place when you type a zip code. The keyboard no longer covers the box when you reply to a post. Your question stays on screen in Celiac AI instead of disappearing when the answer arrives. Thanks for the reports — keep them coming.

Our biggest update since launch. Scan a barcode. Look up a product's ingredient list in seconds. If it isn't in the database, we tell you so instead of guessing. Celiac AI. Ask anything about celiac disease and get an answer grounded in real, cited sources. It won't tell you whether a particular food is right for you — nobody can do that from a screen — but it will explain what to look for and why. Eat out. Find places near you that other people with celiac have mentioned, with what they actually reported rather than a star rating. Search any town or zip code and set how far you're willing to go. See your patterns. Your symptom logs now turn into trends and possible triggers over time, drawn only from what you've logged yourself. A daily brief. A short, personal read each morning about where you're at. Also new: editable self-care checklists, traveller cards for eating away from home, and a much larger library of articles and resources. Plus a long list of fixes across the keyboard, the community and the tracker.

Premium is here. Celiac Collective has always been free and stays free. Premium adds three things: unlimited Celiac AI, direct support from a registered nurse who lives with celiac disease, and the food scanner. Also in this update: · A refreshed look across the whole app · Message a nurse straight from the home screen · Scan results are easier to read, with ingredient names and the reason they're flagged laid out clearly · Fixes and improvements throughout