Streaks now show on your calendars. Every day you hit a target gets a border — violet for calories, green for protein, both on a gemel day — and days in a row are joined by a line. You'll see it in History, yours and each pair's, on the Gemels cards, and on the large Today widget; on a pair's calendar, a day only counts when you both hit. A full week of calorie or protein hits now marks its week in violet or green, too. The day-end recap no longer sits on top of Undo: log something while it's showing and it steps aside, so Undo is right there. Fixed a crash in the background that could stop your widgets and watch face updating while Gemel was closed.

Kilojoules, if that's how your food is labelled. Switch the unit right on your numbers screen and type straight off the package — Gemel handles the rest. Undo now reopens the log where the entry came from: the pad, still holding what you typed, so you can fix a number instead of starting over — or your quick-add tiles, if that's where you tapped it in. On Apple Watch: logging from the wrist now shows the bar fill and the figures count up, with an Undo for a few seconds in case you tapped the wrong thing. A new day no longer shows as on pace before you've logged anything, opening the app no longer brings yesterday's totals back, and switching to your other watch picks up today straight away. Your widgets and watch face stay current without opening the app: a friend's progress arrives in the background, a log made with Siri reaches your wrist and your friends, and the streak on the widget counts today the moment you hit both targets.

An (i) on the Your day card explains where suggested targets come from, with sources. Edit your day can suggest numbers again. Fixes a friend's cutting ceiling settling at the wrong time.