Calsheet 1.6 • Same as yesterday: when a meal on Today is empty, one tap adds what you had for that meal yesterday. • Favorites: star a food and it sits above Recent when you add a meal. Signed in, your stars sync across devices. • On Sundays, Today shows your week: how many days you closed, and nothing else. If notifications are on, the Sunday morning reminder points you to it. • VoiceOver reads the calorie ring, the macro bars and the calorie and weight charts as one sentence each. With Reduce Motion on, days change without sliding. With larger text, food rows grow instead of cutting off grams and macros. • The weight chart uses lb when you track your weight in pounds. • Statistics no longer counts a day streak, and a day over your goal is amber instead of red. • The in-app privacy policy now says exactly what leaves your phone without an account, and what friends and the AI assistant can see.

Calsheet 1.5 • Light theme: choose light, dark or match your device in Settings. • A Home Screen widget keeps your day in sight. From your second day, Calsheet suggests it once. • Sharing your day now makes a story-sized picture of your week, with no numbers on it. • Today shows at a glance how the day is going and starts fresh every morning. • Setup now ends with your first meal, so you start with a real entry instead of an empty screen. • Notifications: we ask after your first entry and explain why. Allow them and Calsheet reminds you of a day still open a few hours after your first entry (never after 8 pm), and once the next morning. Take a break and they go quiet. • Food search finds plain foods better, and barcodes are recognized more reliably. • The daily calorie goal can no longer go below 1200 kcal. If yours was lower, we raised it to 1200.

Calsheet now speaks six languages. • Spanish, German, French and Portuguese, alongside English and Russian. • Everything translated: screens, settings and the legal texts. • Small fixes and speed-ups.

Invite links now open the app instead of the browser. And the link finally goes somewhere — it used to point at a page that did not exist.

The app finally remembers how you eat. • The portion you logged last time — 60 g of oats, 300 g of soup — comes back automatically instead of a generic 100 g. • The meal is guessed from the clock: 8 a.m. is breakfast, 9 p.m. is dinner. Learned from your own habits. • Weight trend and your real maintenance — how much you eat when the weight holds. Computed from your history, not a formula. • Per-day stats: every day of the month, not just averages.

Plan ahead, and look back. • Calendar picker — jump straight to any day instead of stepping one at a time • Log meals for future days, so you can plan ahead • Copy a whole day of meals onto another day • Fold away meal sections you're done with • New "By day" breakdown in Stats: calories and macros for every logged day • Optionally share your day as a JPEG instead of PNG Thanks to Lina for suggesting these.

• Friends — share an invite code and follow a friend’s day in the app • Share your day as an image • Per-meal calorie totals and protein/fat/carbs on every entry

You can now set macro targets by hand in grams — enter the protein and fat you want and carbs auto-fill to your calorie goal (or any mix). Plus small improvements and fixes.