Try the AI before you pay: the first dish analysis is free. The result screen is tighter too — a whole dish fits without scrolling, an item the AI got wrong can be removed, and Save is now pinned at the bottom.

A smoother start: data brought in from Apple Health is shown for review before it becomes your budget, height reads in your own units, and the Pro screen names the free trial’s length and the price after it.

The food diary now opens with the day’s total — everything logged so far, in calories and macros, right above your meals.

Snap up to three dishes in one go — each one lands in your diary as its own entry. Plus fixes and improvements throughout.

Dishes instead of a long list A plate estimate no longer scatters into five separate rows: it goes in as one dish, and a tap opens its composition. The total weight is edited in a single field — the ingredients rescale themselves. With more than one ingredient, the combined calories, macros and weight are shown at the top. My recipes You can put a dish of your own together by hand or dictate it as text and save it — after that it goes in with one tap and without an AI request. A recipe can be renamed, its weights corrected, a spare ingredient removed, or the recipe deleted. A tap on a recipe opens it for editing; the "+" beside it adds it to the food diary. Favorites A star on a food, on a dish and on a recipe. Whatever you mark lives in the "Favorites" tab and goes in with one tap. Dishes and recipes now stand in "Recent", "Frequent" and "Favorites" alongside ordinary foods. Food diary Swiping a row left deletes it, right adds it to favorites. Several rows can be selected and then either saved as a recipe or deleted in one go. The delete confirmation now sits in the middle of the screen, with a "don't ask again" checkbox.