Ended a fast by mistake? For a few seconds after you end one from Fasting or Quick log, tap "Undo" and it keeps running from its original start. A value SoHow doesn't have now reads as unknown instead of 0: a barcode missing sodium or calories, or a macro you leave empty when entering an ingredient. Importing a SoHow backup keeps kilograms as kilograms, eaten and left on Today always add up to your target, and weekly pace shows in lb/week with US units. Permission requests for the camera, photos, Apple Health and the microphone now appear in your language.

Point, log, measured. On iOS 27, point Visual Intelligence at your plate and tap "Log this meal" —SoHow analyses the photo straight away. On iPhone Pro, portions are measured with LiDAR. If the measurement caught the wrong part of the photo, tap "Measured the wrong area?", then tap your food. Ask Siri "How many plants this week in SoHow" to hear your count so far. Also new: your daily mood check-in can appear in Apple Health when you allow it, the fasting timer shows its phase and progress on Apple Watch, and iPad gets a large Today widget. Log first, fix later. When SoHow is confident about a photo, description, barcode or label, the meal is saved straight away tap "Fix" or "Undo" if it isn't right. To check every result first, turn on "Review before logging" in Settings. One box for every way to log: type what you ate, or tap the mic, barcode or camera. Adding a supplement is one sheet too: type its name or tap "Scan the bottle". Today has a week strip tap a past day to see its summary and the Fuel card can show bars instead of the ring. In Insights, chips at the top jump to each section, and the Health Score trend follows the period you choose. Fixed: with Enhanced AI switched off, every analysis now stays on your iPhone. Cancel asks before discarding an edited meal, and tapping a favourite on Today shows Undo again.

Sharper meal scans, honestly labelled. Enhanced AI reads every photo and description you log. When it can't be reached, SoHow tells you and offers to try again, instead of quietly guessing. New in Settings: "On-device analysis when offline" lets your iPhone stand in when you have no connection. It's off by default, and anything it estimates is marked as rough. You can still switch Enhanced AI off to keep every analysis on your iPhone. Bugs and fixes

A shorter start: onboarding is eleven steps, and the notification question comes after your first meal, not before. A calmer first day: with one or two meals logged, Today shows your food card and one next step, and the rest arrives with your third meal or tomorrow. Reminders that know when to stay quiet: the evening check-in no longer fires on a day you have already checked in, and the app never asks twice. "1 day", "1 meal": every count now agrees with its number, in every language.

Fasting is now unlimited on the free plan — the timer, the widget, Control Center and Apple Watch, with no weekly limit. Your plan is clear before you tap. Photo and Describe scanning say what they need up front instead of stopping you after the shot. Scanning a barcode and typing a meal in are free and unlimited. When your trial ends the app says what changed instead of going quiet, and everything you have logged stays yours. If Enhanced AI can't be reached, the estimate now says plainly that it came from the basic on-device model, and one tap retries. The ingredient notepad marks exactly which rows that applies to.