Fixed the freeze in Settings → Language. Picking a new language no longer locks up the UI mid-animation; the app updates the locale smoothly without rebuilding from scratch.

Fixed the freeze in Settings → Language. Picking a new language no longer locks up the UI mid-animation; the app updates the locale smoothly without rebuilding from scratch.

Picking a restaurant type after a scan now actually re-renders the dish photos in that style. The "Use this" button also sits comfortably above the home indicator instead of hugging the edge. Plus the earlier hot-fix that restored AI dish photo generation (the Grok Imagine endpoint regression).

Sharper menu and dish-photo scans — your first 20 scans each month (50 for Pro members) now run on our latest vision model for cleaner OCR on busy menus and low-light shots. Redeeming a ChefBear Pro code now opens the App Store's official redemption sheet, so any offer code lands with a single tap.

AI dish images now match the venue: pick fine dining, casual, fast food, or street food after a scan and the rendered photos use lighting, plating, and backgrounds that fit the restaurant. The first 15 weekly images for free users are also upgraded to 1024² high quality. The ChefBear Pro page consolidates image and nutrition-scan quotas into a single panel with live reset countdowns. Finishing the chef-bear.com UX survey now mints a one-month Pro code you can redeem in the app's Redeem dialog. Nutrition scans are more grounded too — the prompt now anchors estimates to common recipes instead of worst-case guesses. Plus a hotfix: Pro and own-key users now correctly receive the full premium endpoint output instead of standard thumbnails, and no longer see the upgrade prompt against the feature they pay for.

Menu items page reads with the menu now: the "All Dishes" list keeps the menu's original order instead of a personalized re-rank, so comparing the app to the physical menu in front of you is one-to-one. The 3 ChefBear AI picks still appear in their own strip at the top, and they're also kept in their original position in the list (copy, not cut). Recognition history hides the language pill when detection returned UNKNOWN — no more meaningless tag on undetectable scans. Glass dialogs with a text field (Redeem code, Dev password) now lift fully above the soft keyboard so the action buttons stay visible while typing.

Dish recognition page now nudges you to upgrade gently. The old usage bar is gone — when free quota drops to 10 images or fewer you get a friendly "Upgrade ChefBear — 10× the quota" prompt, and once it's used up, dishes without an image show a flat dish-icon placeholder that taps straight into the upgrade flow. Liquid-glass treatment continues across the app: Clear cache, Logout, Delete account, Delete order, Delete menu scan, the force-update screen, the Cancel-Recognition confirm and the Recognition Details sheet all moved onto the unified glass dialog / bottom-sheet templates.

Taste Profile Complete! — Finish setting up your food preferences and get a delightful confetti celebration to kick things off. Smarter Menu Scanning — Switched to Apple Vision as the default OCR engine for faster, more accurate dish recognition on all menus. Swipe to Delete — Swipe left on any nutrition scan record to quickly remove it, just like you can with menu history. Fresh Onboarding Look — A refined visual experience when you first set up ChefBear, with updated copy that feels more personal and warm. Improved Dark Mode — Adjusted color palette for better contrast and readability in low-light environments. Bug fixes and performance improvements.

-New feature! After ordering, take a photo of your real dish and ChefBear will analyze its nutrition for you.

-Now supports Spanish, Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese — Chef the Bear speaks your language! -UI improvements for a smoother, more polished experience.