• Apple Health: connect it, and workouts, steps and weight from your Apple Watch and other apps appear in your diary by themselves, starting from the day you connect. Calvi writes your meals, water and weight to Health. • 83 workout types to choose from. Workouts you log yourself always count, alongside those from Health. • Day review: in the evening Nora reads the day you logged and leaves her review in AI analysis. It costs no tokens. • Reminders when lunch or dinner is not logged yet, when your day review is ready, and on Friday for the week review. Each one can be turned off. • Bug fixes and stability improvements.

• Improved photo analysis for more accurate calorie and macro estimates • Bug fixes and stability improvements • Performance optimizations

• Reworked photo and label recognition. Snap your plate or a nutrition label and get more accurate numbers. • Nora, your AI assistant, understands you better and answers more precisely. • Fixed various bugs and improved stability.

Fixes for logging from photos: the app now tells a plate from a pot and from countable pieces, so it asks the right question and saves the right weight.

• New language: Dutch. • Belarusian improved: wording and recognition. • Nora is more accurate: better at reading dishes and portions. • Clearer analysis: your numbers and trends are easier to read. • Bug fixes.

We improved the app and added a promo code field. Have a code? Enter it on the subscription screen and see the discount before you pay.

The day on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island How much is left for today is now visible without opening the app. The ring, the number and the day's bar sit in the Dynamic Island, and on the Lock Screen they come as a card under the clock. Touch and hold the island to see the whole day and the calories of your last meal. It appears while the app is running and goes away when you close it. Fibre, sugar and salt Meals now carry the second row of numbers: fibre, sugar, added sugar, saturated fat and sodium. Nora fills them in from the same sentence as the calories, so nothing extra is asked of you, and they are shown right where you look at the meal. Settings Every settings page now uses one type scale. Language, personalisation, theme, activity and the rest read as parts of one screen rather than as separate ones.

Calvi on Apple Watch Say what you ate while waiting for the lift. Nora hears it, weighs the portion and logs the meal. The diary on your phone is already filled in when you open it. Water, a weigh-in and a workout work the same way: "half a litre of water", "78.6 kg", "ran 30 minutes". On your watch face A complication shows the ring of the day and how much is left. One glance, no app to open. Your units Choose how you read numbers: kilograms or pounds, centimetres or feet and inches, millilitres or fluid ounces, grams or ounces, kilocalories or kilojoules. The whole diary and Nora switch with you. Access A new panel in Settings shows which permissions Calvi has, microphone, speech recognition, camera and notifications, and lets you grant or revoke each one. Stays signed in Your session no longer expires after a month. Phone and watch keep working without signing in again. Plus smaller fixes: a friendlier meter while you speak, clearer messages when something goes wrong, and the remaining calories line that always fits on the watch screen.

- Bug fixes and stability improvements - Faster, smoother app performance - Minor interface refinements

Sign in with an email You no longer need a Google or Apple account. Sign up with an email address and a password, confirm it with the six digit code that arrives in the letter, and the diary is yours on any phone you sign in from. Forgot the password? The same code brings it back. A first run that starts with you The opening screens were rebuilt around one idea: the account comes first. Signing in is now the first step instead of the last, so a diary you already started is waiting when you arrive, and nothing has to be carried over by hand. Nora introduces herself right after, and only then asks the questions she needs. Smaller things The account screen names the way you actually signed in, rather than always saying Google. The medical disclaimer is now a document of its own, and every legal text in the app carries the address where the full version can be read on the web.