Better barcode scanning: on devices that support it, scanning now uses the phone's own decoder — faster and more accurate on blurred or angled codes. Photo food recognition is improved too, and dozens of common Israeli foods were added to the database.

A much better barcode scanner: the camera now asks for continuous focus and a higher resolution, so codes read faster and at close range. Added a torch button for scanning in poor light — a supermarket aisle, for instance. Also fixed a case where the app reloaded itself mid-scan.

• Cooked dishes: save a whole pot with its ingredients, say how many servings it makes, then log how many you had — no weighing each ingredient onto the plate. • Much more varied menus: fruit every day, protein desserts and bars, and the vegetables, starches and fats now rotate between days. • The "Kosher" setting now combines with vegetarian or vegan instead of competing with them. • Barcode scanner fixes.

• Training days in your weekly menu: mark the days you train and those days are built bigger, with the rest balancing out — so the week still adds up to your goal. • A "Kosher" setting, on by default, that combines with vegetarian or vegan. • Vegetarian and vegan now filter swap suggestions too: no more meat, fish or animal products offered to someone who asked for none. • Each day is measured against its own target, and on an unusually active day the menu tells you how many calories you have spare. • Barcode scanning now works offline, asks how much of the product you had instead of assuming a serving, and falls back to a photo when the camera isn't available.

Barcode scanning is new: point the camera at the barcode on a package and the product goes into your diary with its calories and macros. No searching by name, no typing figures off the label. A menu for your goal: no plan from a dietitian? A short questionnaire covers how you eat and what to leave out, and the app suggests a weekly menu from the targets already in your profile. Portions are shown in units you can serve: half a tub of cottage cheese, 2 eggs, 3 slices of bread, with the weight in brackets. Swap any item and the app offers alternatives sized to what the day is missing. The menu is generated automatically and is not a substitute for advice from a registered dietitian. Also: layout fixes on iPhone screens, and corrected portions and units across hundreds of foods.

Build your own menu — new: no plan from a dietitian? The app now builds a weekly menu from your own targets. A short questionnaire covers how you eat and what to leave out, and the rest is automatic. Portions are shown in units you can actually serve — half a tub of cottage cheese, 2 eggs, 3 slices of bread — with the exact weight in brackets. No kitchen scale needed. Swap or remove any item and the app suggests alternatives sized to what the day is missing. A daily summary shows exactly where you stand against your target. Cleaned up duplicate entries in the food database and corrected portions and units across hundreds of foods.

A refreshed look: a more readable typeface with clear hierarchy between headings and body text, and a wider colour palette that makes protein, carbs and fat easier to tell apart. Quantity entry fix: typing "100 cottage cheese" logged 100 tubs instead of 100 grams. The app now picks the sensible unit based on the food. Cleaned up duplicate entries in the food database, so the same item no longer appears twice in search.

English is now fully supported, with an English App Store listing.

תיקוני התראות ושיפורים: • ההתראות מתעדכנות עכשיו לפי הרישום האחרון שלכם — לא עוד סיכום עם נתונים ישנים. • תוקנה ההתחברות עם Apple למשתמשים חדשים. • עמידה ביעד הקלוריות נמדדת בצורה סלחנית יותר — הפרש זניח מהיעד כבר לא שובר את הרצף. • תוקן חלון החיפוש במאכלים: אפשר לסגור אותו ולהזין מאכל חופשי גם כשהוא לא קיים במאגר. • נוספו מאכלים חדשים למאגר: מסטיק, סוכריות ללא סוכר, עוף טחון, עוף בטמפורה, קטניות מבושלות ועוד.