A small fix: the back button on the Macros screen had its arrow sitting off-centre inside the circle. It is centred now. Accuracy and reliability improvements to the food engine also landed on the server this week, so they are already active — no update needed for those.

A deeper Stats screen. • Your TDEE Maintenance — a maintenance-calorie figure calibrated from your own logged intake and weight trend, shown beside the standard formula estimate. It appears once you have logged enough days and weigh-ins for the number to be trustworthy. • Consistency — a score for how steady your intake has been over the last 30 days. • All time — your longest streak, days logged, and meals logged. Also fixed: the icons in the round action buttons are now properly centred. No new permissions, no changes to data collection, and no changes to purchases.

Fix a food after you've logged it. Tap the pencil on any item in today's log to correct its calories or macros — and FoodTalk remembers the correction, so that food comes back right every time after. Type instead of talking, for a lecture hall, a quiet apartment, or a room too loud for the mic. A sound and a tap now tell you the moment the mic is actually listening, so you stop losing the first few words of your meal. Correcting a macro no longer moves the calorie total. Changing the calories still scales the macros, which is the direction that should work that way. More realistic portions for pasta, rice and other staples, and a named brand is no longer matched against a different brand's nutrition data. Plus fixes for a duplicate entry when the log button was double-tapped, and a smoother app the longer your food history gets.

Fixed a bug that could return you to the sign-in screen after signing in successfully. If you had trouble creating an account or signing in, this update resolves it. New: add your own foods. Give a food a name and whatever macros you know, and we'll work out the rest. Say its name next time and it logs instantly. Your macros now fade in as they're calculated, instead of appearing all at once. The weight chart now shows your change over the past week, updated daily. Faster app launches and general improvements.