Training in photos — 873 exercises, two photos each • Every exercise in the library now has two real photographs — the start and the end of the movement — alternating in front of you in the session and on the Workout tab, with a Saudi man and woman taking turns in one BitePrint gym. • The Workout tab, rebuilt: your next workout as a large photo with Start on it, the week's days below, and a clear way into your plan. • The session screen: one exercise in front of you with its photo, your sets below, and a fixed bottom bar for logging the set and resting. • Today opens with the number that matters — how much is left — then macros, water, fasting and your streak, and steps are back as a tile under water. • Log opens straight on search, and "Recipes that fit" suggests meals that complete today's calories and protein. • Reports asks three questions — your body, your food, your training — in one tab. • Settings with search and quick entries, and a "Rate BitePrint" button if you like it. • Widgets: what's left and the verdict — and a weight widget in place of water. • Arabic names above the English for every movement, and the tab bar in the right direction in English. Made in Riyadh.

The Workout tab — a program you run, not just read • New Workout tab: today's day from your plan is ready. Tap Start and log every set with weight and reps in one tap. • Last time's numbers sit under each exercise and are filled in for you — add 2.5 kg with a tap. • A rest timer that fills the screen and really counts down, chimes and buzzes inside the app, adjusts ±15 s, and remembers itself per exercise. • Pause a session and come back to it, and leave a note on any set to see next time. • A finish screen with your sets, your heaviest lift, and a share card ready to post. • Your workout counts once: when BitePrint and your Apple Watch both record the same session, they merge into one row with Health's numbers, and your sets and weights stay exactly as you logged them. • Watch workouts appear the moment you open the app — no pull, no wait. • Paste your coach's schedule into the assistant and it is saved verbatim — day by day, exercise by exercise, rest as written. • Fasting is now a card on Today that opens with a tap. • Weight fields accept decimals (62.5) on Arabic and English keypads. • iCloud restore waits longer and tells you what is happening, and "Erase all data" says it erases on every device on your account. Made in Riyadh.

AI now lives at the heart of your home screen — log what you ate by text or photo the moment you open the app, and see your daily message balance at a glance. Workout minutes are now counted accurately — even a single minute from your watch counts. Plus improvements and fixes under the hood.

BitePrint's new identity — a new icon and colors derived from the logo itself, with measured contrast on every screen in both appearances. Under the hood: faster performance, plus 30+ accuracy and stability fixes.

Bug fixes and improvements.

BitePrint AI — type it, it's logged • Type what you ate in one sentence and all of it lands: "I had coffee, went to the gym and ate yogurt" is two meals and a workout. • Photograph your plate and it knows it. • An Arabic exercise library: 873 movements with photographs, and search that understands the word you actually say. • Write your training plan yourself, let BitePrint AI write it, or hand it the plan you already follow. • Import your whole measurement history from your scale's app as a CSV, in one go. • Photograph a body-composition report from any device or scale — no particular model required. • Custom dishes raised from 15 to 30. A privacy update: reading reports and photos now passes through the BitePrint service — with your consent, not stored afterwards, and without your name. Details in the description and the privacy policy.

• 107 recipes with ingredients, method and calories. • "What fits today?" now suggests recipes that fit the calories you have left. • Simpler settings, better organised. • Improved widget rendering in Arabic. • Improved day rollover and daily streak counting. • More accurate water sync with Apple Health. • Faster reports and body-analysis screens.

Your nutrition plan, end to end. • Seven nutrition plans: Balanced, High Protein, Low Carb, Keto, Mediterranean, High Carb and Custom. Your goal sets your calories — the plan only decides how they're split. It never changes the total. • 945 new Saudi restaurant items: AlBaik, Al Tazaj, Al Romansiah, Herfy and more. Over 2,800 foods in total. • "What fits today" — suggestions built from what your day is still missing, with a button for a fresh set. • iCloud sync across your devices. No account, no password — it goes through your own iCloud, and your log stays with you. • A completely rebuilt fasting screen, with a timer that starts itself at the last meal you logged. • Detailed notes and analysis in comparisons and in the body report — weight, muscle, water, and advice based on your own numbers. • Delete any weight or workout, including ones pulled from Apple Health. • Wearing more than one tracker? We now take Apple's average instead of logging the workout twice. • Fixed the timeline sticking on the home screen.

A new icon, and a completely redesigned home screen. • The calorie gauge is now a glass half-ring — readable at a glance. • Water is stated in litres everywhere: home, timeline and the share card. • Going over a macro target now shows as a length and a colour, not a notch you could miss. • Appearance setting: Automatic, Light or Dark. • Clearer contrast on every number, and one consistent type and corner scale across the app. Fixes: • The timeline could stick and then jump sideways while scrolling. • The "Body" section in Reports did not respond to taps.