• You stay signed in when the app updates — even after you delete and reinstall it. • Forgot your password? We email you a 6-digit code: type it in the app with a new password and you're back in, no browser needed. • If a session ever ends, the app opens the sign-in screen with your email already filled in, instead of a new empty kitchen. • Small fixes and improvements.

• A cleaner app: Today, Week, Recipes, Diary, Shopping and Profile now share one calm layout with one main action per screen and shorter, plainer words. • «From what I have»: add what is in your kitchen and see which of your own recipes you can cook tonight or are almost ready for. • Diary: a dish without calories gets them estimated in one tap, and estimated calories are marked «≈». • Family: the kitchen owner can send a person a one-time sign-in link, and removing someone from the family ends their sign-in. • Allergies and «we don't eat» are checked more strictly in menus and in «From what I have». • Small fixes and improvements.

• You stay signed in: the app now renews your session every time it opens. Before, it could ask you to sign in again about 30 days after you signed in — and a kitchen that was never linked to an e-mail, Apple or Google account could not be opened again. • Small fixes and improvements.

• Fewer interruptions: the app no longer shows its own "rate us" card. Now and then, after something goes well, the standard App Store rating window may appear — never in your first session, at most three times a year. • Small fixes and improvements.

• More reliable connection: if the app can't reach our server from where you are, it now switches to a second server address by itself. Your account, family and data stay the same.

• FamPlate+: if auto-renewal is off, the app now shows the date your subscription ends — in your profile and on the FamPlate+ screen, and as a reminder at the top in the last week — with a link to Apple's subscription settings to turn it back on. • Diary: coming back to the app no longer leaves your day blank. • Voice input: turning the microphone on again no longer closes the app. • Diary: a second tap on Delete no longer shows an error. • If a screen fails to load, the app now reloads it once by itself.

• Import recipes from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Pinterest and other social links — even when the recipe isn't in the caption: FamPlate follows the author's link or reads it from the images. 5 free imports a month. • Free plan: a new AI menu every week again, instead of once a month. When you reach the limit, the app shows the exact day it comes back. • Your daily calorie and macro target is a formula estimate — and now it's easy to adjust to your goal, during setup and in the diary. • A shorter setup: ready starting numbers and a choice of units — metric or US. • While the AI works, you can see what's happening: a progress bar with short updates. • The Week tab opens straight on your dishes. • Rate FamPlate and write a review right in the app. • Smarter ingredient checks: celery is no longer mistaken for herring or champignons for ham, and diet warnings in the recipe form catch more ingredients. • Shopping list: celery goes to vegetables, herring to fish. • Stronger account security, and a faster, more reliable app.

FamPlate+ now starts with a real 7-day free trial — and the subscription screen offers it only when the App Store will actually grant it to you. Buying FamPlate+ completes reliably from end to end. If a purchase is interrupted — you lose signal, or the app closes mid-way — it now finishes by itself the next time you open FamPlate, instead of leaving you charged with no access. Exporting your recipes works again: the file opens in the share sheet so you can save or send it. Before anything is sent to the AI features, we now ask for your permission and explain exactly what is shared. You can change your mind at any time in your profile. We also fixed a reminder about the end of your free period that could arrive later than it should.

The recipe you found somewhere else now gets into your family book without you leaving it. Every way in used to start inside FamPlate: open the app, find Add, choose a way in — and then go back to Instagram for the link you came for in the first place. The recipe was never in FamPlate. It was in the app you were already holding. So the door moved. FamPlate is now in the system Share sheet. Tap Share on a post, a message or a page, pick FamPlate, and the recipe is turned into a card and waiting for you in your cookbook. It takes photographs too. A page of a paper cookbook, or a card in your grandmother's handwriting, photographed on the kitchen table, comes in by exactly the same door. Also in this release: • Every dish now shows a picture — on Today, in your plan and in recipes. A dish without a photo of its own shows an example of its kind, and a vegetarian dish never shows meat. • FamPlate+ shows the price in your own currency, and you can choose monthly or yearly right in the offer. • A Back button at the top of inner screens. • Family profiles: name, colour and role changes are kept, and the number of people matches everywhere. • The status bar stays readable when your phone is in dark mode. • Setup asks what you came for first. Height, weight and the rest wait until you want them — or you skip them entirely. • Your own calorie and macro numbers stay put. Type them in and the automatic calculation stops overwriting them. • The weekly-menu limit now names the date it comes back, instead of only saying no. • Adding a product your shopping list already had no longer takes the screen down.

FamPlate+ now behaves the way it should. If you already bought FamPlate+, it is restored properly now — including yearly subscriptions, which could fail to restore after a reinstall and leave you paying for something the app would not unlock. A purchase that finishes outside the app now arrives instead of being lost: approved by a parent, made on another device, completed while the app was closed, or a renewal that went through in the background. And the app no longer tells you Plus is active unless it really is. It asks your account rather than assuming the request went through. Plus fixes and polish across the kitchen.

The plan now opens on today. Your next meal is right there — one dish, shown properly, with one tap to start cooking it. The rest of the week is a swipe along the day strip, and the full seven-day grid is still one tap away if that is how you plan. Replace a dish, and tell us why Tapping replace used to hand you back something very similar, because nothing knew what was wrong with the first one. Now it asks: takes too long, the kids won't eat it, a product you avoid, or you have had it recently. The chef works around that answer immediately — and remembers it, so next week's menu is better without you pressing anything. Shop for one dish The shopping list no longer has to take the whole week. Every dish has its own button, so you can buy for tonight's dinner and nothing else. Log several foods at once In the diary, «Recent» now lets you tick everything you ate and record it in one go, instead of one food at a time. A calmer screen Calories and macros only appear when someone actually set a target, and the row of reaction buttons on every dish is gone. Fewer numbers, fewer buttons, more of the food.

Scan a label instead of typing it. Point the camera at a product's packaging and FamPlate reads the ingredients and the nutrition off it — then asks you how many grams, rather than guessing. Also in this release: • The guided first week now opens for everyone, not only for new guests • Sharing a recipe works properly again: the share menu is no longer clipped, and a shared link opens in messengers with the dish photo and a real preview • Joining a family with an invite code is quicker, with clearer wording • Assorted layout and stability fixes

A new look, a faster week, and a long list of fixes. • Redesigned across every screen — cleaner, warmer, easier to read. • The weekly menu builds faster and repeats itself far less. • Calories and macros are now backed by real food databases. • The app speaks your language everywhere — no stray Russian in an English or Hebrew kitchen. • Taste preferences (spice, protein, effort) are now visible and editable, not just quietly applied. • iPad: dish names in the weekly plan are readable again, and the Hebrew layout no longer overlaps. • Shopping list: item names read correctly and pantry items behave. • Sign-in: an account created with Google or Apple can now set a password, and we explain a missing button instead of hiding it. • FamPlate is free to use. FamPlate+ starts with a 14-day trial when you create an account. • Plus many smaller fixes to voice notes, photo logging and Android.

• Log packaged foods by scanning their barcode • Sugar tracking alongside calories and macros • A cleaner, faster recipe screen • Stability fixes and improvements

• Simpler first run: a clear Log in / Create choice and a quick guided tour • One place for the whole family — pick any member and edit their profile, nutrition & preferences • Sugar tracking with an optional daily goal • Clearer FamPlate+ (what's free vs Plus) • Fixes: diary re-logging, recipe→diary calories, password reset