A small update to the companion that knows you, not a counter. Meal names on your cards A meal logged from a recipe or from your meal plan now shows its name on the card, with the ingredients underneath. Also in this version • Tap anywhere outside a text field to put the keyboard away, on every screen • The Raw / Cooked switch under Adjust individual items fits on one line and follows your language Questions or ideas? hello@doitdev.eu

Meet Evo The card on Home is no longer a daily summary. It is the latest message from Evo, a companion that has followed you since you joined and knows your week: your meals, sessions, measurements, sleep and mood. Evo speaks on its own only when something changed that can affect your goal: a new measurement, a goal or target change, Health connected, a week closed with enough days logged, a weigh-in overdue, a plateau, or your return after a break. No change, no message. A message can carry one action — Measure, Adjust targets, Log this meal, Start plan — or a question you answer with a tap. Open the whole thread from Home. Ask Evo Type a question on the card or in the thread — "Is my calorie target right?", "Was lunch ok?", "Why is my weight up this week?" — and Evo answers from your own numbers and says when it cannot tell. Ask about a specific meal, session, measurement or your goal from the screen you are on. Pro: 300 questions per cycle. Free: 5 per cycle, and the first question after onboarding is free; after that, Evo keeps speaking on its own. Check your day so far Tap the date on Evo's card at any hour and Evo reviews the day up to now: what you logged, what is still open against your calorie and protein targets, where your training week stands. Free: 3 checks per cycle; Pro: 60. Plan a workout with EvoLogs Pick what you want to train, where and for how long, and EvoLogs builds the session from your own history: your exercises, loads and reps prescribed from what you actually lifted, warm-up sets, heaviest compound first. Review it, keep it as your next session, or discard it. Fill the sets of a routine from your history, or plan the next session from a past one. Back after a break? It offers a lighter first session. Free: 4 plans per cycle; Pro: no cap. Friends • Share a custom exercise with a friend, and get a notification when a friend shares a routine or an exercise with you • Exercises and Routines now have All, Mine and From Friends Nutrition • A meal logged from a photo opens its preview with your photo as a full-width cover; recipes with a photo get the same • Edit the meal name and the ingredient names in the meal preview • Log the same meal again from its card • Comma decimals accepted everywhere; macros keep one decimal • The nutrition card's over and under states redesigned • Your sugar target is kept when macros are recalculated Sleep and mood • A Neutral sleep quality; an Okay mood opens the sleep log • The sleep baseline slider takes half hours Sign-in • Google: the account chooser opens straight from the button, and a remembered Google session is restored silently Updates • When a new version is out, a prompt tells you. You can skip it; it never blocks the app Removed • The Daily Guide, the Monday recap screen and the evening review are gone. Evo covers all three: the week review arrives as a message on Monday when you logged at least four days, and a daily check-in message is an opt-in under Notifications. Fixes • Progress photos uploaded on a slow connection no longer end up as broken images, and the ones already broken are repaired • The email verification screen no longer renders blank on small phones • Editing a custom exercise updates it instead of creating a duplicate • Measurement edits show the new values when you return to the view • Saving Lifestyle with activity unchanged no longer waits on a macro recalculation • Typed set values are kept when a save races them Questions or ideas? hello@doitdev.eu

EvoLogs Guide, rewritten The card on Home is now written from what you logged today. It gives you the state of your day, one observation with the number behind it, and one next step — one, not five. Tap "Why this guidance?" to see the evidence it used: energy, coverage, weight, and what it will watch next. Log a meal and the card can rewrite itself within seconds; you can also ask for a fresh read with Update Guide. The coach can propose a calorie target When weeks of data say your maintenance is not where we estimated it, the card offers one bounded step — "raise target by 100 kcal" — with the reason behind it. One tap accepts it, and you can change it back any time. Health Sync free for your first 7 days Every new account gets full Apple Health / Health Connect sync for its first week, plus doubled Free AI limits. After that Health Sync is a Pro module and your connection is kept for when you upgrade. AI limits reset on your own date Monthly AI limits run on your account's own 30-day cycle instead of the 1st of the month, and the app shows how many days are left. Your first week no longer counts against the first cycle. Workouts • A weekly workout target on Goals, with "N of T workouts" on Home • Discard a workout you started by mistake • The routine editor asks before you leave unsaved changes Meal plans • Day macros as one line that expands into the full breakdown • Slot time and status under the title, so Add stays in reach • A progress message while a shopping list is built Friends and sharing • You set yourself to Available before you appear in friend search • A friend is told when a shared meal plan is revoked Already in the app and easy to miss: Meal schedule. Set the hours you normally eat, with different hours at the weekend; with auto-log on, a planned meal you did not change is logged for you at the deadline. Nutrition > Plan meals > Meal schedule. Fixes • The paywall closes as soon as you subscribe, and the monthly plan fits without scrolling • Auto-logged planned meals count in your daily totals • Daily totals read your macro targets correctly • Signing out no longer disconnects your Google account • Terms and Privacy open from the welcome screen on Android • Coming back after a break tells you where you left off instead of treating you as day one Questions or ideas? hello@doitdev.eu