• Support for iOS 27 • Performance and stability improvements

You can now set your own calorie target. • Your profile has a "Daily calorie target" row. Enter your own number and it stays fixed through the day, with your macros distributed to match. You can switch back to automatic whenever you like. • For weight gain and weight loss, the daily difference is worked out from your body weight instead of one number for everyone. • If you are on your feet or do physical work, your target now accounts for movement that a step count cannot measure. • Performance improvements.

The food catalogue now searches in English too. • Over 21,000 foods have English names. If you use the app in English, your search results come in English as well. • Setup starts with the language choice. Your phone's language comes preselected, so it is one tap to confirm. You can change it later in Settings. • Performance improvements.

When you open the app for the first time, we now ask which language you want to use. • The first screen of setup is the language choice. Whichever language your phone is set to comes preselected, so it is one tap to confirm. • Before this, setup always started in Turkish, and the only way to change the language was inside Settings, which you could not reach before finishing setup. • You can change your choice later in Settings.

This release rewrites how you enter an amount. • Every food now comes with the units people actually use. Olive oil offers teaspoons and millilitres, bread offers slices, soup offers bowls, walnuts a handful, eggs a piece. • It used to ask for grams for everything and start at 100. Adding olive oil meant 900 calories in a single tap. • All 34,000 foods in the catalogue were reviewed one by one to decide which unit each one belongs to. • The gram equivalent of your chosen unit is written under the number, so you always see what you added.

We fixed a few things about your remaining credits, and translated the parts that were still showing in Turkish when the app is set to English. • Your remaining photo and recipe analyses now always show the correct number. In some cases it showed a credit you did not have. • When you run out, we now say so plainly. It used to look like a connection error. • If you are a Premium member and your daily credits are used up, you are taken to the top-up screen instead of the subscription screen. • After creating an account, the email verification code is now asked for in the app. You can also do it later. • Fixed the wrong explanatory text on the recipe analysis screen. • Recipe names, ingredients, preparation steps, the coach note on the home screen and the macro labels now follow the language you picked. • Numbers and dates are shown in the format of the language you picked.