Know every dish before you order. EVERY DISH, LABELLED Each dish on a place's page now says whether it is vegan, vegan on request, or not yet confirmed. On a dish made vegan on request, you see exactly what to ask for. KEPT FOR YOU When the Plate recognises a meal, it keeps it for you. Now it says so: the meal carries a Kept for you mark, with a way back into review if you want to change it. EXPLORE OPENS ON YOUR NEAREST PLACES The map now opens wide enough to show the closest places to you, rather than a close-up of the street you are standing on. Plus: the first tab is called Home. A reply to your evening reminder is finished on our side, so what you typed is never lost. Four wraps filled with spinach and beetroot now count their greens. Your diet settings say plainly what is assumed and ask only about allergies. And with Reduce Motion on, the confetti stays still.

Simmer List is now on iPad and Mac. ON IPAD The whole screen is yours: navigation down the side, search and results beside the map, and every orientation, Split View and Slide Over. With a keyboard, Command-1 to 5 moves between Feed, Explore, Log, Plate and Me, and Command-N logs a meal. ON MAC The same app in a window you can size, signed in to the same account, with the same lists, diary and Plate as your iPhone. Distances now show in miles in the United States and the UK, and you can switch between miles and kilometres in Settings.

What you keep missing, and where to find it. YOUR LAST 30 DAYS A new card under your Plate shows the servings you keep missing, in plain numbers: greens on none of your last eleven logged days, say. Tap one to open that part of your Plate. PLATES NEAR YOU Dishes from kitchens nearby that fill those gaps, each marked with what it counts toward. Tap one to open the place. IDEAS FOR HOME Dishes to make yourself, drawn from what you already cook and worked out before you log them. Tap one and it opens ready to log. NOT FOR YOU? Hide any suggestion without saying why. It stays as a row you can undo, with room for a note if you want to add one.

Your plate, on your wrist. APPLE WATCH Simmer List now comes with an Apple Watch app. Tick off servings as you eat, describe a meal and keep what it works out, review the meals waiting from your iPhone, and see your macros and your week at a glance. Open Simmer List on your iPhone once and the watch signs itself in. ON YOUR WATCH FACE Put the Plate on your watch face or in the Smart Stack and see today's servings without opening anything. It keeps up with what you log on your iPhone. TWO BOWLS COUNT AS TWO Log two of something and the day counts both, and says so beside the numbers. Plus tonight's ideas that go by the dishes you can order rather than the sign over the door, home meals that take their cuisine from what you called them, and sheets that scroll before they close.

Answer your plate reminder without opening the app, and see what the app found before it adds a place. REPLY FROM THE REMINDER Your plate reminder now says what your day actually was: what you kept, and which boxes are still open. Press and hold it, type what else you had, and it lands on that day's plate. THE SAME AGAIN Say you had the same as before, or that one batch lasted three meals, and the app copies the meal you kept rather than guessing at it. PORTIONS YOU CAN SEE Every food is counted as the amount you would actually eat as a meal, and says the portion it was counted at, so a number that looks off is easy to fix. If a meal cannot be worked out, you get Try again instead of silence. SEE WHAT IT FOUND Ask the app to find a place by name and it shows you what it found, with the address, distance and website, before anything is added. Say yes and the place opens on the map straight away. Places you add by name now keep a trail of how they were found, under Places I added. SAY WHY NOT The note at the top of your feed now picks tonight's idea from your week, your habits on that day, a dish a friend told you to try, or a place you rated highly, and says why. When it is not for you, tell it in your own words. It hears the difference between not tonight, not for a while and not at all, and Tonight follows. Plus plainer wording when a meal is kept, and a lookup that shows what it is doing while it works.

Small fixes from the first days of 2.1. A search like "vegan options" could match a place on the other side of the world and fly the map there. The map stays where you are now, and only a real name match takes you somewhere else. The name you type when adding a place is readable in dark mode again. Your first day on the diary starts on your own calendar day, wherever you are, and opens with a welcome rather than a count of zero. Ask for a place by the name it has now, and it is found even if the map still had its old one.

Your plate, every day. And a look around before you sign up. LOOK AROUND FIRST The map and the search are open to everyone now. Tap "Look around first" on the sign-in screen and browse; an account is only asked for when you save, rate or log something. YOUR PLATE A new tab in place of Lists: tick off the beans, greens, berries and whole grains as you eat them, eleven boxes a day, and watch the streaks build. Every food has the videos and research behind it. Your lists have moved under Me and are all still there. LOG A MEAL, KEEP THE NUMBERS Every meal you log is worked out into what it counts as on your plate, with calories and macros. Keep it as it is, change anything, or set it aside. Or describe something in a sentence and let the app work it out. APPLE HEALTH AND A REMINDER Write what you keep to Apple Health as nutrition and water, if you turn it on. A daily reminder at the time you choose, if you want one. ASK FOR PLACES Post an ask to the people nearby and let them fill a list for you. ADD A DISH, OR A WHOLE PLACE Add a dish to a venue without having to love it first. Search for a place that is not on the map yet and the app goes and finds it, and a typed name finds a place even when nobody has vouched for it yet. Plus bakeries and cafes labelled as what they are, a list map that frames the places rather than the sea between them, and a fix for the Apple Health switch.

Find it by name, from anywhere. Type a place's name and it turns up even when you're nowhere near it, instead of only searching what's nearby. LISTS HAVE A COVER NOW Every list gets a photo built from the places on it, so your date-night list looks like one. Plus a few bug fixes.

Tonight: what to eat, and who is free to join. A daily pick of nearby spots at the top of your feed, and a page for the people whose plans tend to line up with yours. HOME COOKING COUNTS TOO Log a meal without a venue attached, and say who was there. It still adds to your diary and your stats. HIDE WHAT YOU DON'T WANT TO SEE Banish a place from your map and search results, or an entire chain at once, right from its pin. SAY WHEN A PLACE IS GONE Report a venue as permanently closed, so the next search doesn't send someone somewhere that shut down. SAVE FASTER Add a place to a list straight from its page or from search results. Plus smoother tapping around the map and a few bug fixes.

Simmer List 2.0 is a complete rebuild. Every place now carries a vegan status put there by people who actually ate there: fully vegan, has vegan options, or not yet verified. You always see which one it is, and whether a person confirmed it or it was read off a menu. YOUR FOOD DIARY Every meal you log is kept: your stats, a map of everywhere you have eaten, and what you were eating on this day a year ago. NEW THIS WEEK NEAR YOU Places just added, or just confirmed vegan, close to where you are. LISTS WORTH SENDING Share a list with one link. Whoever opens it needs no account and no app. A FASTER MAP Filter to fully vegan, or to the allergens you check for, and see what is actually around you.

Added carbon tracking, bug fixes and performance improvements

Bug fixes and performance improvements

Bug fixes and performance improvements

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Bug fixes.

Bug fixes

- Some bug fixes and UI improvements - Notifications take you to the relevant place more often

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

- The ability to synchronise your calendars and find common availability between people you're following and restaurants that you might be interested in. - AI search: have a conversation with the search system to find the right match.