What's new in 1.5: • More nutrition details and a choice of which totals to display. • Improved translations and an option to use your device language on first launch. • Clearer AI handoff and improved nutrition data import. • Your custom dish names and portion descriptions are now preserved correctly. • Improved portion controls, journal layout and purchase access reliability.

What’s New in 1.4.2 Fixed an issue where fractional portions such as 3/8 could reset after reopening the app, and reduced startup delays caused by App Store purchase checks.

Version 1.4.1 brings important improvements to Repeat Eat. • New users get 30 days of free access, followed by an optional one-time lifetime purchase—no subscription. • Clearer instructions for pasting photos into your AI chat. • Better copy controls and error feedback. • Improved language selection and keyboard handling on iPhone.

Version 1.4 brings a major update to Repeat Eat. • New users get 30 days of free access, followed by an optional one-time lifetime purchase—no subscription. • Migrate your journal from MyFitnessPal, Cronometer, YAZIO, and other trackers. • Review dates, meals, items, and nutrition totals before importing. • Choose from new color themes. • Improved reminders, calendar navigation, library search, safer deletion, and interface polish.

What’s New in 1.3 Logging meals is now faster and more flexible. Add and manage multiple photos for one meal. Import meals more easily from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other AI tools. Create meal variants and repeat the right version in a few taps. Add notes to photo-first entries. Improved meal reminders, set picker, and overall reliability.

Version 1.2 makes everyday food logging faster and more flexible. • Create reusable meal sets and save different variations. • Take a photo now, then add meal details or notes later. • Receive optional smart reminders for unfinished or missed entries. • Import and export meal sets with their variants. • Export statistics for a selected period without photos. • Enjoy clearer navigation and many interface improvements.

• A redesigned AI-assisted logging flow. Add a meal photo, use the AI app you already have, review the result, and save it to your journal or Library. No API key is required, and a new video guide explains the complete process. • A more flexible daily journal. Create empty meals, change meal types, attach photos from the camera, gallery, or clipboard, adjust individual dishes with precise fractional portions, and collapse meals in two stages. • A more powerful Library. Search and organize dishes, reusable meal sets, and meal types. Filter sets by meal type, add items manually or with AI, and import or share individual entries in JSON format. • Better nutrition insights. See calories, protein, serving amount, and estimated weight for individual dishes, along with meal totals and clearer weekly, monthly, and yearly statistics. Tap a chart column to view its exact value. • Complete backup and transfer. Export and restore journal entries, Library items, goals, settings, and locally stored meal photos. • Support for 12 interface languages, searchable language selection, metric and imperial serving units, and layouts optimized for both iPhone and iPad. Smaller improvements include larger text, clearer flat icons, safer deletion controls, improved navigation, better meal suggestions, more reliable native camera and file handling, and many layout and stability fixes.