A nudge on the evenings that would actually help: If your score is still low at 6pm and you're short of your exercise goal, Pulse suggests a short walk. It only fires on days when logged food genuinely cost you points — never on a quiet day — and it withdraws itself if the day recovers. It follows the reminder switch you already have in Settings. Celebrate a hearty meal: Log a meal that grades an A or a B and we will celebrate with you. We love your suggestions: Settings now has Feedback & Feature Requests, so when something is wrong or absent, please let us know directly!

Scan a barcode Point the camera at a packaged food and Pulse reads the real label instead of guessing from a photo. The product's own picture, calories, carbs and protein come with it. Heart Grade Every meal now gets an A–E grade for its heart impact — and tells you why, naming the nutrient that drove it and how much of the grade it accounts for. Honest about what it doesn't know If a label never declared its sugar, Pulse says "not declared" instead of counting it as zero. When too much is missing to judge fairly, it holds the grade back rather than handing out an undeserved A. Processing level See how processed a food is, from whole foods through to ultra-processed. No barcode? Photograph the nutrition panel on the pack and Pulse will read it. Also in this release: a quick confirmation when a meal is logged or updated, and a fix for the camera's close button sitting too close to the top of the screen.