In this version, we've patched up a variety of bugs and fixed some aesthetic issues.

In this update we've revamped the user interface of the app and improved our login system, as well as added new dining options.

- Added new visual indicators of recipe ratings and comment counts in menu list - Fixed graphical bugs

- Fixed menus being inaccessible to users using Japanese or Buddhist calendar formats - Fixed a variety of bugs and crashes - Minor graphical improvements

- Streamlined review list interface - Fixed buggy swipe-back functionality - New animations for swiping! - Better login on dark mode - Automatic opening to butteries at night is now a setting, disabled by default - Tweaked buttery interface - Many more bug fixes and tweaks

Bug fixes

- You can now vote on food! Swipe right or left on each recipe to like, dislike, or favorite. - Visit the recipe page to write a review, or view your classmates' opinions! - Added support for Sesame allergen - Many bug fixes and interface improvements

- Added Buttery menus! - Fixed bugs and improved performance

- Add swipe-back functionality - Label "family dinners" and other meals not allowing college transfers - Clean up allergen lists and flag problematic allergens on each item page - Improve calendar date picker - Many other bug fixes, graphical tweaks, and internal efficiency improvements

- Added support for Commons dining hall - Reorganized landing page - Added new course icons - Fixed numerous bugs Keep the feedback coming!

Added support for dark mode

Fixed bugs in version 3.0.0

In this version, the app has been rebuilt from the ground up with a refreshed look and feel. The new version also uses data from Yale's new dining system, and has many optimizations behind the scenes.

Fixed a bug affecting a small proportion of users in version 2.2.1.

We added efficiency improvements to keep Yale Menus running quickly.

Major feature: you can now swipe right or left on menu items to indicate whether you like or dislike them, respectively. If you do this, we'll display a small thumbs up or thumbs down when the item appears on a future menu to remind you. We'll also share your anonymized responses with Yale so they can better understand student food preferences: if you really like or dislike an item, make sure to swipe on it to let Yale know! We also made some minor backend improvements to improve your Yale Menus experience.

Small interface/wording tweaks and bugfixes to make Yale Menus even better for you!

Interface tweaks to work better with iPhone X, fix for bug affecting users in Morse and Stiles.

New in version 2.0.1: Removed allergens text when no allergens are reported for a given menu item. New in version 2.0: You asked; we delivered! Our most-requested feature was the ability to see the ingredients and allergens associated with each menu item. We've added both. To see the ingredients, simply tap a menu item (you'll also see allergens associated with that menu item). If you have any allergies, food intolerances, or aversions, tap the new gear icon appearing at the upper right of every menu, and tell us what you can't eat. We'll remember your choices and will gray out future items containing those allergens as a warning to you not to eat them. Disclaimer: the information we use to display ingredients and gray out menu items isn't always perfect, so do not rely on it if acting on inaccurate information might make you sick — we offer this feature only as a convenience.

You asked; we delivered! Our most-requested feature was the ability to see the ingredients and allergens associated with each menu item. We've added both. To see the ingredients, simply tap a menu item (you'll also see allergens associated with that menu item). If you have any allergies, food intolerances, or aversions, tap the new gear icon appearing at the upper right of every menu, and tell us what you can't eat. We'll remember your choices and will gray out future items containing those allergens as a warning to you not to eat them. Disclaimer: the information we use to display ingredients and gray out menu items isn't always perfect, so do not rely on it if acting on inaccurate information might make you sick — we offer this feature only as a convenience.

Added a tutorial that allows you to quickly get up to speed with Yale Menus' functionality.

Eliminated the meal selection screen to reduce taps — you can now change between days and meals on the menu screen.

This update delivers performance improvements and a modification to the meal selector screen to clarify when today's vs. tomorrow's meals are shown.