Introducing Nutrify 2.0, updates include: • Multi-Food Mode - Identify all visible foods/drinks, number of servings and weights from a single image. Nutrify's upgraded AI model will breakdown images of whole foods into their ingredient-parts allowing for precise and easy tracking. Single-food Mode remains for quick single-food only tracking. • 552 New Foods - We've over doubled the size of the Nutridex (518 -> 1070) to include many more every day whole foods and drinks. • Share Food - Want to your share lunch with a friend? Or post it online? Try pressing the share button on a Saved Food and export the image with a nice overlay of Nutrify icons or nutrition information.

Nutrify 1.2.3 brings a series of upgrades! 500 foods in your pocket. 41 new foods have been added to the Nutridex, including, Iced Coffee (with milk), Beef Jerky, Cashew Butter, Pad Thai and more. Keep the whole food streak going. One of the best ways to keep eating more whole foods is to turn it into a habit. 95% whole foods, 5% other. With the new Streak view in the Summary tab, Nutrify will keep track of how many days in a row you've eaten whole foods. Whether it's 21 days to build a habit or 66 or 7, when it comes to health, the long-term trend is what matters. You can also get an overview of your whole food streak with the new Streak widgets on the home screen. By the numbers. Want to know the macronutrient breakdown of a certain group of foods? By selecting a group of food photos in the Saved tab, you can press Summary to get a quick nutrition overview. Now you can see how much protein was in your breakfast. And of course, we took care of several bugs (without pesticides). - Fixed camera moving issue in iOS 18. - Fixed weight saving issue (custom weights should now save much more reliably). - Cleaned up introduction guide, this should be much more in style with the rest of the app. As always, you can reach out to us if there's anything else you'd like to see. Our email is support@nutrify.app and either Josh (iOS Developer) or Daniel (Machine Learning Engineer) will reply ASAP. Peace!

A couple of tweaks + fixes in this update! - Fixed an issue displaying the correct pricing by location in the premium screen (prices should now reflect the price based on your location in the world). - Updated the profile view to be more inline with the rest of the Nutrify design. Plenty more to come soon! - Daniel & Josh

Nutrify 1.2.1 focuses on several design features of the app. Inside you’ll find: - All new food summary design - All new image classification design Each of these views has been updated to make understanding foods and nutrients at a glance easier. Our lead iOS developer Josh has been working hard on these. And we think he’s done an outstanding job! Under the hood Nutrify has also received a couple of performance updates: - View loading speeds improved - Overall stability improved - FoodVision models updated and improved (these should work even better on more of your favourite foods) As always, let us know if you’d like to see anything in particular in the future, we’re all ears at support@nutrify.app. In the meantime, we’ll get back to working on 1.3! Happy food finding, Daniel (machine learning) & Josh (iOS)

Nutrify 1.2 introduces 57 new foods to the FoodVision AI model/Nutridex as well as calorie and macronutrient goals and breakdowns. Calorie and Macronutrient Goals and Breakdowns (Premium) • Nutrify Premium members can now set custom calorie and macronutrient intake goals and Nutrify will automatically track your progress over time. • You can get a breakdown of your calorie and macronutrient intake per food in the new Calories and Macros views. • To get started, Nutrify comes with 3 built-in goals: calorie deficit, maintenance and calorie surplus. Each comes with an explainer of the what and why behind the calculation. • By default, foods identified with Nutrify will have a weight value of 1 serving but this can be customised in the food view. For example, the default weight for a red apple is 182g. • You can have a calorie and macronutrient goal alongside a category/food goal. For example, you can set your daily vegetable consume goal to 3 whilst having a target calorie and macronutrient goal. 57 New Foods • The Nutridex has been upgraded with 57 new foods including anchovies, horned cucumber, protein balls, lion's mane mushroom, turkey breast and more. • For each new food you'll find a brand new custom-designed icon and verified nutrition information. • This brings the total foods Nutrify can recognize to over 470. Have any questions about this update, suggestions for future updates or ideas for what foods we should add next? Feel free to reach out to us at supprt@nutrify.app. - Daniel and Josh

Introducing Nutrify 1.1 - 2 NEW FEATURES! 1. Food vs Heart Rate - Use Nutrify to compare your heart rate before and after added it to your saved foods (requires Apple Health connection + heart rate data available, for example, if you have an Apple Watch, Nutrify can sync your Heart Rate data). 2. Goals - Set Category or specific food goals. Current goals options include consume/avoid (consume a set number of foods or categories or avoid certain foods/categories). These two new features can be found in the Stats tab, that has now been renamed to Summary. - Food Not Food and FoodVision model optimisations We’ve leveraged the Neural Engine to make model load and prediction times faster. The Food Not Food model now loads 45x (yes, 45 times faster) as well as predicts 21x faster with similar performance. And FoodVision loads 7.7x faster and makes predictions 10x faster with the same level of performance. If Nutrify already felt fast, this will make it feel even faster! Actual in app usage will be ~2x faster, however, Nutrify will now use far less power and should feel snappier. Have fun! - Josh (iOS) & Daniel (machine learning)