• Tap the day at the top of Today to go to any day, or log a meal ahead. • Tap your calories to see if a day makes you lose, keep or gain weight. • Every meal lists its ingredients and the protein, carbs and fat in each. • Your protein target now takes your age and training into account. • Meal numbers come back faster. • Widgets update on their own when a meal is ready. • Many small fixes.

• Try everything free for 3 days, with no payment needed. Your 3 days start with your first meal. • A new reward no longer flashes by while the camera is open. It waits until you are back on the home screen. • Many small fixes.

• On iPhone, Snapkin has its own camera. Zoom in, and check your photo before you use it. • Take the photo now and add the meal later: tap "Save for later". • Your photos start to upload as soon as you take them, so your numbers come sooner. • Setup explains what Snapkin counts: protein is the one number to reach, the rest are limits. • Pick the day and time of your weigh-in reminder. • Carbs no longer count fiber, the same as on European food labels. • Many small fixes.

• Once a month, Snapkin checks your calorie target with you and suggests one that fits your body. Nothing changes until you say yes. • Take several photos of one meal: the plate, the packaging and the label. Turn it on in Settings. • See your calories and protein on your watch face. • Follow two more nutrients next to protein, like fiber or salt. • Closed a meal by mistake? It is saved as a draft. Deleted something? Tap Undo. • Many small fixes.

• Use pounds and feet if you like. Tap "lb" or "ft" next to your weight or height, and your weights and heights show that way. • Before you have logged anything, Usual meal now explains how it fills up, instead of showing an empty list. • The yearly plan costs €49.99 while the launch offer lasts, instead of €99.99. Take it now and you keep that price for as long as you stay subscribed. • Typing your weight during setup no longer jumps it to 40 kg or hides your goal weight.

• Usual meals. Tap +, then "Usual meal". The meals you often eat are waiting, with their photos. Tap one to log it again. • Your dishes. The menu keeps every meal you eat. Give one your own name, a note or a picture. • All nutrients. Open a meal to see sugar, fibre, salt, iron, calcium and more, not only the big four. • Adding a meal opens over your day. A slider sets how much you ate. • New badges for coming back, for trying different dishes and for sharing a meal. • Swipe any pop-up down to close it. • Tap share on a meal to copy or send its link. • A new app icon. • The photo at the top of a meal is sharp again, and many small fixes.