Faster meal photo preparation and more responsive meal, fitness, and planning screens. Plus improvements to meal recording and workout sharing.

Reliability improvements and refinements throughout the app.

Saved nutrition details update more reliably, with improved recognition of food portions.

A clearer Activity view, charts that match your workouts, and strength progress over time. See your daily micronutrients and find warm-up and stretching videos for your activity.

Usability improvements and bug fixes.

Improved serving-size handling for scoops and packaged foods. Clearer progress while nutrition loads, with easier access to amount and label review when more information is needed.

Improved nutrition lookup for packaged foods and everyday ingredients. Better handling of food lists and quantities. Clearer nutrient sources and estimates.

Improved nutrition lookup for food photos and typed searches. Previews show source-checking activity and update as supported nutrition arrives. More reliable serving sizes, bottle volumes and printed label values, with clearer handling of estimates and unreported nutrients. Completed nutrition is retained when adding food to meals, Library and meal plans.

Choose your Intelligence model from one selector at the top of chat. Preferences now focuses on response and context settings, and resetting preferences preserves your selected model. Kimi K3 is available with purchased Intelligence credits.

Create workouts in Intelligence and open them directly in Activity. Fitness Plan keeps running, strength, and other sessions distinct. Review recorded strength exercises and sets, then add, remove, or correct them afterward. Apple Watch cellular sync now shows clearer upload and confirmation states. Add private timestamped workout clips. Also includes smoother signup and fixes for food serving sizes.

A shorter welcome makes setup easier, with optional details and Apple Health access. Confirmed existing accounts no longer need to enter a missing birthday again. Subscription prices follow your App Store storefront, existing memberships stay available, and purchase and restore results are checked for the correct StatsKey account. Nutrition Facts shows more at once while keeping every nutrient, value, range and supporting detail. Large text and Easy Read remain available. Review new meals with the same controls used to edit recorded meals, and use the clearly labeled recording shortcuts. Improved serving-size handling and Apple Health updates for saved meals, hydration and explicitly selected symptoms. Pending updates remain available for retry. Editing a wellness record now opens its saved details and preserves its original identity and date. Clinical Health Records access has been removed for now. Other supported Apple Health data, including nutrition and micronutrients, remains available with your permission. Apple Health and private cloud sync are optional.

Intelligence and nutrition accuracy: • Deep & Fast: full-depth answers from your data in about 20–30 seconds, with an estimated wait, live progress, and a "Go deeper" option for the long form. • New models: Grok 4.6 and Gemini 3.8 Flash; your chosen model is the one that answers. • Every nutrient now shows where it came from (package label, manufacturer, USDA record, or an ingredient-based estimate with a range). Values that can't be supported by a food's ingredients are no longer shown as exact. • "What's in it": printed ingredient statements with allergen and intolerance tags, and an opt-in Intelligence check for ingredient–symptom associations. • Complete German, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese: every screen on iPhone and Apple Watch is now fully translated, and decimal entry works with a comma keyboard. • Apple Health: meals now write their full nutrient panel (caffeine, sugar, sodium, vitamins, minerals), and caffeine and alcohol records sync to Health.

Intelligence chat improvements: • See an estimated response time and live progress while a model works, based on how much of your data it is reading. • Long analyses no longer stop early with an empty reply. • The model you choose in Intelligence Preferences is the one that answers. • Trend questions about your vitals now use exact statistics from your history.

• Fuller nutrition on the first pass: photos and packaged foods now come back with dozens of micronutrients instead of just macros, each with an honest estimate range. • Daily Nutrition now shows the estimate range for every nutrient, with clearer confidence labels and full VoiceOver support. • Edit & Review: watch micronutrients fill in as sources land, and preview any single item's complete nutrition before you record. • Fixes for sealed-package photos, non-English food names, and plant-based milks and yogurts. • Live Location now works with a map: friends you share with see you move in real time, and you see who can see you. • Intelligence: add your own Claude, ChatGPT or Grok API key right in the model selector, or keep using StatsKey credits with auto re-up.

Meal recording is more dependable and accurate. One labeled serving of a packaged food now remains one serving, so a 4 oz serving is not multiplied by the “4 oz” number. Plain or unsweetened sparkling water no longer gains unsupported calories or micronutrients. Estimated portions and nutrients show a margin of error when the evidence permits. Photo, text-and-photo, barcode, Nutrition Facts label, multi-angle, and LiDAR recording continue to work together. Offline and delayed meal changes reconcile durably across Today, History, and supplement history, including Apple Health through permission changes, relaunches, and account switches. The Record search bar clears when you leave and stays fixed above the tab bar. Recorded weight and, when height is available, calculated BMI sync to Apple Health without duplicate identical entries. Insights averages use days actually recorded and refresh in place. Updated U.S. plan prices display consistently; existing subscriber pricing remains managed by Apple.

Food photo analysis now handles nutrition-label values more reliably, including numbers returned with units. Food searches show usable Gemini results immediately while Perplexity source enrichment continues in the background, and branded-food matching has been corrected for products such as vanilla Greek yogurt. Pro+ Intelligence can now attach PDFs and other supported text files. Blood & Biomarkers imports retain the original report privately and keep extracted values unconfirmed until you review them.

Apple Health setup now finishes during onboarding with clear on-device or private-sync choices and more complete workout, nutrition, hydration, route, and recovery integration. Apple Watch GPS workouts now keep their route without cellular service, including reliable paired-iPhone delivery and Apple Health route saving. Performance Video previews now match the rendered video while keeping every overlay style available. Food searches show reviewable results sooner, Record and Insights are faster and smoother, and a crash that could occur when opening Insights is fixed.

Food searches now show reviewable results before source enrichment finishes, so recording is no longer held up by slow evidence lookups. Record and Insights are faster and smoother, and this update fixes a crash that could occur when opening Insights.

Track Run is back for complete practices, with continuous recording that can keep working offline and reversible timing adjustments after the run. A new Home Style setting lets you choose how StatsKey leads with your data. Plus clearer setup and recording.

Track Run is back for complete practices, with continuous recording that can keep working offline and reversible timing adjustments after the run. A new Home Style setting lets you choose how StatsKey leads with your data. Plus clearer setup and recording.

Lifting arrives. Plan strength routines, record sets live or after the fact, and keep every exercise, weight, and rep in your permanent record. Apple Watch shows the plan set by set — supersets included — and a set entered on the watch completes the matching set on your phone. You can even point the camera at a gym machine to identify it and start from the right exercise. Care Team: link with your clinician using the office code they give you, during onboarding or any time from Health. Your clinician confirms your identity on the StatsKey Clinician Portal before any connection is made, you choose exactly which record categories to share and for how long, and you can revoke access at any time. Private records stay out of every share. Activity is now one data-first home: Today's Fitness leads with a single Start control, planning your training is one always-visible link, and Record Weight sits beside the workout action with a focused measurement flow. The complete performance record follows with range controls, totals, charts, trends, maps, and personal bests. Intelligence answers quantitative questions about your records with exact arithmetic computed in app code — including several questions chained in one message, each broken out and answered programmatically. Year-scale questions no longer fail on large histories: long glucose ranges return complete weekly and monthly summaries in seconds, and substance history has no record cap. Private substance records join calculations only after a per-provider consent, and only computed aggregates ever reach a provider — never the records themselves. Meal photos can now estimate how much you actually ate: photograph the plate before and after, and the app adjusts only confidently matched foods, with nothing applied until you review it. Background GPS permissions are now explicit: an active workout continues when you switch apps or lock your phone, and Always Allow is an optional upgrade in workout setup and Settings.

Fixed an issue that could place Record controls behind the tab bar and make quick food recording unavailable. Swim details now open reliably. Pool rest is shown as Rest instead of Paused while real pauses remain separate, and Apple Watch swim setup keeps pool length, technique, and Start clearly accessible. Meal photo analysis from Edit Meal now opens the required Intelligence privacy disclosure and continues after permission instead of failing.

Meal photo estimates can now use a standard-size card or clearly identifiable coin as an objective reference frame. Pro members can fuse multiple angles of the same plate into one estimate, and supported iPhones can add LiDAR measurements. Fitness Summary now filters by any recorded exercise type and switches among distance, time, calories, and elevation in bar, line, or area charts. You can also share a full day of workouts in one image or create a Performance Video from a supported Photos clip with trimming, optional audio, and time-aligned metrics rendered on your device. Apple Watch swimming now keeps Start visible, honors the configured countdown, enables Water Lock, and can recover an active recording after relaunch. Gut Check, Record quick entry, and serving-size editing are clearer and more dependable across screen sizes. Plus animated route replay with time-aligned metrics, clearer Running Mechanics reporting, hydration context from recorded foods, a fix for launches that could remain blank on iPhone, and more reliable notifications.

Apple Health workouts now appear immediately in Activity after a fresh install or reinstall—even before optional cloud sync—and outdoor route previews load directly from Apple Health when needed. New setup now explicitly requests Workouts and Workout Routes before continuing, while Apple Health settings show whether workouts are actually readable and point clearly to access controls when they are not. Manual Apple Health sync now revisits the newest workouts first before continuing older history, and saves each core session before optional route and heart-rate enrichment, so a recent run cannot be stranded behind an earlier cursor or a slow detail query. Apple Health connection and sync status are also easier to find in Settings. The app icon now uses a larger StatsKey symbol without the wordmark, while keeping the same blue-and-white colors.

Health & Body now lets you edit height, weight, birth year, biological profile, and activity level without reopening onboarding. Meal editing keeps the whole meal visible while you type serving changes inline, and saved Library meals are easier to select. Nutrition and Fitness use a calmer semantic color system, while native grouped backgrounds, flat cards, and smaller corners make the app feel more at home on iOS. Record has a cleaner meal timeline and focused quick-entry tray. Exporting now opens on ready-made presets and an accurate PDF preview, with full layout controls available when you choose Customize. Gut Check can record every stool color present instead of forcing one choice. Fixed an Intelligence transcript that could appear blank until scrolled.