The History tab got a big upgrade: • Tap any day to see a full breakdown — intake, burn, and exactly how far you landed from your target deficit. • Each day's status now reflects whether you actually hit your deficit that day, not just whether the plan was on track. • Apple Health's calorie burn is now calibrated to your real results, so genuinely active days count for more and Health's over-reporting won't skew your numbers. • "Deficit capped" replaces the old "Below floor" label, with a tap-to-learn explainer for every status. • New burn-calibration control in Settings if you'd rather set your own adjustment. Thanks for using CutKit! Ideas or issues? Reach out from Settings › About.

We're now CutKit! The app has a new name to match its App Store listing — same tracker you already know, just tidier. This update also makes getting started easier and safer: • Setup now begins with a sensible, sustainable pace instead of an aggressive default. • You choose your own goal weight during setup, so your daily targets and timeline fit you from day one. • Fixed the Apple Watch and complication showing yesterday's numbers after midnight — they now refresh when the day changes and when you raise your wrist, instead of getting stuck on stale data. • Refreshed naming and copy throughout the app, plus small polish and reliability improvements.