- Now in Spanish and Hungarian, with food names in the language you read the app in - Minerals and vitamins on Open Food Facts foods were saved far too small; they are corrected automatically, so those numbers will change - Log a serving with 0.5x, 1x, 2x or 100 g, or default to weight in settings - "A slice of bread" now logs a regular slice, not the smallest one listed - Your weight chart carries a 7-day average - Database foods show their full description

- Add several items: type a whole meal, check each row, log them together - Fixed issues with the daily kcal calculations - Import finished workouts from Health Connect, off until you turn it on - Optional AI meal assistance: experimental, off by default, your own API key. Calories come from the food databases, never the model

Version 2.0 is the biggest update OpenNutriTracker has had — a redesign that touches every screen, plus a much larger food database and a proper Trends tab. A new look • Calmer, flatter design across the whole app, with meals and activities as full-width rows that are easier to read and tap • Settings moved into the You tab and grouped into labelled categories, so the scattered gear icons are gone • Swipe between days in the diary, and jump straight back to today • Friendlier empty states, and a new animated splash screen Trends • Current and longest logging streak • Calories charted against your goal line, with week-over-week change and tappable points • Daily macro averages, a water card, and weight against your target with an estimate of how long it will take to get there • Switch the window between 7, 30 and 90 days or your entire history • Log your weight straight from Trends, and pick a date to backfill older entries Food database • Search now spans Open Food Facts, USDA FoodData Central and the German Bundeslebensmittelschlüssel, with the sources selectable in Settings • One combined result list ranked by relevance instead of separate tabs per source • Recently added foods appear first, so repeat meals are a two-tap job • Serving labels use real household units, and machine-translated names are marked as such Faster logging • Quick add for activities as well as meals — a name, the calories, done • Preset quantity chips in the meal detail sheet • The barcode scanner keeps the camera upright, and the search bar no longer overflows in landscape Profiles and units • Multiple profiles on one device • Food, height and body weight now have their own units, including stones and feet + inches Onboarding • The first-run flow has been rebuilt and now explains what each answer is used for • Try the app with sample data before entering anything about yourself • New screens explain exactly how your calorie goal, macro split and BMI are calculated Accessibility • Contrast raised to WCAG AA, screen-reader labels on the calorie ring and charts • Layouts hold together at large text sizes instead of clipping or overflowing Fixes • Entries land on the right day when a custom day-start time is set • Weight changes made in your profile are recorded in your weight history • Exports no longer fail silently with an empty file • Macro split values save exactly as you type them • A storage error now shows a recovery screen instead of quietly resetting the app • Recipe tags survive duplication, and various layout crashes are gone As always: free, open source, no ads, no subscriptions, and your data stays on your device. Huge thanks to @jordan-lee-code, @chrisheib, @munzzyy, @Xmemo, and Niko for the code, fixes, and review that went into this release.

Search is now faster and more helpful, with better product detail, improved hydration of OFF results, and a boost for foods sold in your country. Base-food results without photos now show clear emoji labels to make browsing easier. We also improved logging with a pinned add button, easier quantity editing, cleaner meal details, and easier access to medical sources from onboarding and Settings.

New: Track water, fasting, weight goals, meals, and micronutrients more easily. This update also adds quick add intake, recipe scanning, custom meal improvements, energy unit switching, better charts and diary views, export/import updates, and general fixes.

New Features - New dedicated Recipe tab for easier meal planning - Micronutrient tracking to monitor vitamins & minerals - QR Code sharing for quick diary and recipe sharing - Polish and Chinese language support - Inclusive gender options for better personalization Updates - Updated activity list with more options Bug fixes and performance improvements

- The App now shows exceeding kcals - Fixed error onboarding input - Fixed error while fetching open food facts data - Fixed error while inputing base quantity - Fixed error negative weight and height - Increased limit of recently added activities and foods - Added Czech, Ukrainian, Italian translations