What's new in 1.4.1: - Every ingredient row now shows the calories in its amount, and a total under the list shows the whole batch ÷ servings = calories per meal — so you can check the maths yourself. Values come from USDA FoodData Central for the food as prepared (cooked rice and meat, raw vegetables). - Tap the macro chart. A slice, the centre or a legend row opens a breakdown of which ingredients supply that nutrient — or those calories — per meal. - Tap an ingredient for what that amount carries: calories for the batch and per meal, plus protein, fat, carbs and fibre. - The recipe list and the feeding log now show the same calories per meal as the recipe screen.

What's new in 1.4.0: - Health notes. Tell Fibo how a meal went — "stool was soft after this one" — or what's going on before you cook. Notes live on the Health tab and stay active until you resolve them. With Fibo+, Fibo reads the note and proposes what to change (avoid a food, lower the fat…); you confirm each one, and every recipe from then on follows it — including the free ones built on your phone. A "worth a call to the vet" banner appears for red-flag words on every tier. - The morning after "Fed this today", Fibo checks in: how did it go? - A one-off "Anything to know today?" line on the Cook screen for AI recipes. - Bowls in proportion. New pre-defined rules keep every recipe looking like food: vegetables are a side (never more than the grain or starch), fruit a garnish, broth is moisture, and eggshell powder is one shell per egg — sized to the calcium your dog actually needs. No more twelve cups of green beans. - The shopping list is the current recipe's: opening it from a new recipe starts a clean list, and amounts follow your servings and edits. - Health notes sync to co-parents.

What's new in 1.3.0: - Build recipes from your own ingredients, free forever. "Only my picks" now sizes your ingredients to your dog's plan right on your phone — no AI needed — and rounds to real measures: whole eggs, whole cans, round grams. - Drag any ingredient amount. Every ingredient has a bar you can drag to what you actually have; the nutrition updates live and a revert button takes you back. - Lock the calories. Tap the lock on the calorie card and changing an amount adjusts the number of servings instead of the calories per meal. - A bigger food library: 250+ ingredients and variations — 96% lean beef, low-fat cottage cheese, skinless or skin-on thigh, tuna in oil or water, bison, duck, shrimp, kefir and many more — all with USDA nutrition facts. - Clearer macro card: fibre now has its own ring around the calorie donut, and all Plan Match bars share one scale. - Fibo+ now covers every AI feature: AI-picked recipes, smart suggestions to improve your own recipes, weekly meal plans, AI ingredient swaps and the body-condition photo check. - The back button stays within reach wherever you've scrolled.

What's new in 1.2.6: - Recipes are now balanced to your dog's plan. After Fibo picks the ingredients, it fine-tunes the amounts so protein, fat, carbs and fibre land as close as possible to your dog's targets. - "Prefer my picks" now means it: every ingredient you choose makes it into the recipe, and Fibo tells you if one couldn't fit. - Clearer macro breakdown: the chart shows each macro's share of calories (that's why a few grams of fat count as much as more grams of protein), and fibre is measured the way vets do. - Tap any goal score to see exactly why it scored what it did, and what would raise it.

What's new in 1.2.5: - Safer recipes: every ingredient now has a dose ceiling based on your dog's weight. Potent ingredients like kelp powder, salt, liver, fish oil, and calcium supplements can't exceed veterinary safe limits — Fibo checks every recipe, meal plan, and ingredient swap before you see it. - Egg and other whole-item counts now show as kitchen fractions (4¼ eggs, not 4.2). - Under the hood: a new automated test suite guards the nutrition math and safety rules.

What's new in 1.2.4: - Recipes now target the right nutrient balance for your dog. Fibo sets protein, fat, carb, and fiber goals from your dog's breed, age, life stage, and health goals, then builds each recipe to reach them. - New Plan Match on every recipe: see your dog's target macro split next to what the recipe actually delivers (measured by calories), with an overall match score and per-meal calories. - Honest goal scores: each health goal now shows a real 0–100 fit score that compares the recipe to an ideal meal for that goal — with a short reason — instead of always reading 100%. Scores update live as you swap or remove ingredients.

What's new in 1.2.3: - Safer recipes: every generated recipe, meal plan, swap suggestion, and shared recipe is now double-checked against Fibo's toxic-ingredient list before it reaches you. - Fixed a crash on the Health tab for small and toy breeds whose weight was above their ideal range. - More accurate puppy calories: daily energy targets now follow WSAVA guidance for puppies over 4 months. - Better portion math: broths, stocks, and similar ingredients no longer count as meat when estimating calories. - Fibo+ access earned with an invite code now follows you when you sign in with Apple, and shared pets stay shared. - Reliability fixes for recipe generation quotas, sync, and shared recipe links.

What's new in 1.2.1: - Nutrition Plans: every dog now gets a personalized macro plan (protein, fat, carbs) you can review and adjust. - Pet co-parenting: share a dog's profile with a partner or family member using an invite code, so everyone cooks from the same plan. - Ingredient replacement: tap any ingredient in a recipe to get AI-suggested swaps that keep the nutrition on target. - Smarter shopping list: items are now grouped by store section, in the order you walk the store.