- A friendly heads-up inside the app when a newer version of FixDinner is available on the App Store - Clearer ingredient amounts in new dinner ideas: vegetables show a count and size, plus how to cut them

- A short guided tour for new users, with replay anytime from Settings - Cook mode: full screen, step by step, with the ingredients and amounts for each step and a timer when a step needs one - Tap any ingredient to see if it is in your pantry, tonight's list, or both. Say you do not have it and FixDinner remembers for 30 days, with Undo - Smoother sign-up and sign-in, and a calmer start-up Plus many reliability and accessibility fixes

Faster dinner ideas: your first idea now appears in about 10 seconds instead of 40, and the rest follow right behind. A simpler sign-up: enter your email, type the 6-digit code we send you, then choose your password. Your ideas stay sorted by % ready, even as you change what you have. New in Settings: Terms of Service, and Privacy options for ad choices where they apply. Fixed: resetting a forgotten password now takes you to choosing a new one. Clearer wording when you update your pantry yourself, plus a few smaller fixes.

Simpler sign-up, with the outdated upgrade screens gone. Settings and the FAQ now match your account, and your newest dinner ideas stand out in the list. A smoother app overall, plus fixes and polish.

Edit items on your shopping list, like "1 package aged cheddar," and choose whether a ticked item goes into your pantry or just into tonight's dinner. Older dinners and your Saved dinners now show what you have right now, with a match percentage. A smoother Kitchen screen, plus fixes and polish throughout.

Pantry Check-In now stops asking about the same items over and over, and its cards show what you last told us. Ingredient lists read correctly when you scale servings: "1 lemon" and "2 limes", "2 heads broccoli", "1 cup" and "1.5 cups". Tomatoes, potatoes, berries and other plurals now match what's in your kitchen. Telling the app you don't have an ingredient now takes effect right away. It turns into an empty circle, the match percentage updates, and you can undo it. The undo message now disappears on its own. The tips on the loading screen are never cut off anymore, however long they are. Yesterday's dinners clear when a new dinner day starts at 3 AM, so a late-night session doesn't wipe your list. On the dinner page, the title lines up with the other screens and there's less empty space above the AI note. The servings row no longer gets cramped at larger text sizes. Coconut milk and coconut cream now read correctly in French.

A shopping list. Tap "Get it" on anything a dinner needs that you don't have — or anything you're out of during a pantry check-in — and it lands on a list. Work through it at the store, or share it with whoever's shopping. Back home, tap "Have it" and say where it went: tonight's ingredients or your pantry. The dinner updates straight away. The Kitchen screen now remembers what you've cooked with recently, so starting a dinner is one tap instead of typing. Also: a new look for the FixDinner name, and calories are easier to find.

Better dinners. Every suggestion is now a complete dinner — a real protein and something to go with it — instead of a nice side dish. If what you picked can't make a full meal on its own, we'll tell you the one thing to add. Dinners now appear one at a time as they're ready, so you're not staring at a spinner. And while you wait, you get something worth reading. Also in this update: bigger, clearer text throughout. Search that forgives typos — "brocoli" finds broccoli now. Thirty-six new ingredients including napa cabbage, bok choy, gochujang and chili crisp. Prices now show in your own currency.

UI fixes

Bug Fixes

FixDinner has a new look and no more daily limits. New look - Fresh icon, calmer green palette, and a lighter feel on every screen - Clearer typography and tidier dinner cards, with save and vote right where you expect them No limits - Daily round limits are gone. Ask as many times as you want, 5 dinner ideas every time - Back to school promo: Plus is free for the first 1,000 members. Open the app and it's already there Kitchen - Search your stocked ingredients and tap to select (swiping still works) - A short hint on the Kitchen screen so it's clear what to add Dinners and Saved - Thumbs up and down are back on saved dinners, and your votes stay in sync everywhere - Card layout fixes so nothing is cut off or misaligned Plus - Save favorite dinners, add ingredients by photo, first access to new features - Free accounts now see a small ad on the Kitchen screen; paid Plus removes it Also - Updated FAQ, clearer plan comparison during onboarding, assorted bug fixes

Bidirectional ingredient tap + pantry architecture overhaul - Tap any ingredient on a dinner to add to or remove from your kitchen - "Just for tonight" option — use an ingredient without saving it - Default staples (butter, garlic, etc.) now in your saved pantry — fully editable - Kitchen screen stays interactive even after all daily rounds are used - Smarter ingredient matching ("canned tomatoes" matches "canned diced tomatoes") - Clearer dialogs explaining what'll happen when you tap an ingredient - Various improvements to dinner generation and ingredient classification

v1.9.0 — Nutrition Insights Every dinner now shows nutrition per serving: calories, protein, carbs, fat, fiber, sugar, saturated fat, and sodium, with daily value percentages and a glycemic load estimate. Estimates account for cooking fats and seasonings, not just the ingredients you typed. Tap the flame icon on any dinner detail to see the full breakdown.

Share any dinner idea with one tap. Your household gets a link with the full detail — ingredients, assembly steps, and tips — on a clean web page. Quick add chips updated: condiments, spices, and baking items removed so only real dinner ingredients show up. Vegetables and proteins now lead the list.

Small visual polish. Assembly step numbers now align to the top of each instruction. The accent bar on dinner cards sits flush to the card edge, shaped naturally by the rounded corners.

UI fix on dinner details screen

After a free user's first generation, the app asks if they'd like a daily dinner reminder — one tap to set it up. An upgrade prompt now appears after they see the results, every 3 days, not buried below them.

The app is now fully translated in French, Spanish, and German. - All screens, dialogs, and menus now display in your language - Improved language detection for regional device settings - Preferences screen now uses a consistent chip design throughout - Dietary tips updated with clearer examples for non-standard food needs

Dinner cards — refined layout with accent bars, brighter for the current round, muted for previous. Detail screen shows each section as its own card, always visible. Settings reorganized with account at the top, danger zone at the bottom. Navigation fixes — back from saved or recently deleted dinners now returns to the Saved screen. Saved and deleted details no longer show readiness or ingredient checkboxes. New dietary restrictions — Low FODMAP, Low sodium, Low carb, Diabetes type 1, Diabetes type 2. All preference sections now collapse long lists with More.../Less.... Tap the info icon next to Dietary restrictions for copyable Other field examples.

- Dinner cards have a cleaner layout — refined accent bar, bookmark aligned top-right with the title, thumbs aligned with the last content row. - Dinner detail now shows each section as its own card on a warm background — ingredients, assembly, pro tip, and did you know are always visible. No more tapping to expand. Assembly shows numbered steps. - Settings follows the iOS grouped layout — flat rows, account at the top, sign out and delete clearly separated at the bottom. No more collapsible sections. - All screens now share consistent typography and spacing. Navigation to Settings no longer shows a slide-in animation.

LANGUAGE SUPPORT Now available in French, Spanish, and German. The app detects your device language automatically — no setup needed. Mexican Spanish supported as its own variant. SMARTER SUGGESTIONS Each generation now avoids repeating dinner concepts from earlier in your session — different formats, different cuisines, even when ingredients change. UNDER THE HOOD A chime plays when your suggestions are ready. AI prompt rules are now managed server-side, so improvements reach you without waiting for an update.

PANTRY UPGRADES 229 items across 10 categories — two new ones: Fresh Staples and Plant-Based Proteins. Categories now have collapsible subcategory groups for easier navigation. ADD INGREDIENTS FROM A PHOTO (PLUS) Tap the camera icon to photograph your fridge or counter. Claude AI identifies what's visible, shows an editable list — correct names, remove anything wrong — then tap Add all. READS LABELS AND VARIETIES Packaged items identified by label. Salad greens detected by variety. SMALLER UPDATE Ingredient field now shows "type here..."

REMINDERS FIXED If you set a daily reminder and it never showed up, this fixes it. The app was scheduling in UTC instead of your local time. Now it uses your device's actual timezone. FEEDBACK SIMPLIFIED The thumbs-down modal is cleaner. Select at least one reason, add any context, and submit. The Submit button stays inactive until a reason is chosen. INVALID INGREDIENTS When everything you entered gets flagged, the error dialog now takes you straight back to Kitchen with a single tap. BUG FIXES & SAFETY Chemical elements and household substances now trigger the invalid ingredient warning instead of being silently ignored.

Your pantry is now a kitchen superpower. STOCKED Mark the ingredients you always keep on hand — oils, spices, canned goods, grains, dairy. Set it once and the AI assumes you have them. They never show up in "You'll need" again. READINESS GETS SMARTER Pantry items now count toward how ready a dinner is. If a suggestion needs olive oil and it's stocked, it shows as owned — a more honest picture of what's actually ready to cook. PREFERENCES REDESIGNED Preferences now use the same clean accordion layout as the pantry. Dietary restrictions are now hard constraints — the AI won't suggest meals that conflict with them. BUG FIXES & POLISH Tonight's ingredients, Quick add, Selected items — kitchen screen copy refresh throughout. 30+ new ingredients added including romanesco, tomatillos, shishito peppers, meyer lemon, and more.

Smarter ingredient entry, a more polished kitchen, and stability fixes. INGREDIENT AUTOCOMPLETE Start typing and matching ingredients appear instantly from a list of 270+. Tap to add — no need to spell it out perfectly. SHUFFLE Tap Shuffle anytime to refresh the quick-add chips with new ideas from the full ingredient database. YOUR PICKS, ALWAYS VISIBLE Selected ingredients now stay pinned above the chip area so you can see what you've chosen even when the keyboard is open. VOTING & REPORTING Thumbs up, thumbs down, and the report form now hold their state when the keyboard opens — no more losing your selections mid-feedback. BUG FIXES & STABILITY Fixed an issue where selections in the feedback modal were cleared when the keyboard appeared. Readiness badges now correctly show only on the current round's suggestions. Onboarding no longer re-appears after reinstall.