What's new in 2.4.2: • No more ads: MealMood no longer shows ads, not even in the free version • Send feedback right from the app: Settings › Send feedback • If something isn't working for you, tell us directly — I read every message myself

What's new in 2.4.1: • After each update, a screen shows you at a glance what changed in every version

What's new in 2.4.0: • Optimized for iPhone Duo: unfold your phone and the whole week is on screen at once, with your dishes right below — or beside it in landscape, so you can drag a dish into its slot without leaving the week • Tabletop mode on iPhone Duo: stand the phone half-folded on the table and the week fills the upright half while your dishes sit on the flat half, split right at the hinge so nothing ends up bent across it • Everything re-flows on its own when you fold, unfold or rotate the phone, without losing the week you were looking at

What's new in 2.3.2: • Apple Watch: the complication now says which day the meals are for — Today, Tomorrow or the day — so you never mistake Thursday's dinner for tonight's • Small widget: easier to read, with the day in its own box and lines between meals • Fixed: when the week starts on a day other than Monday, the day names now match the dates

What's new in 2.3.1: • Small improvements and fixes

What's new in 2.3.0: • A plan of their own for a second diner (Premium): a baby on baby-led weaning, someone on a different diet. They get their own calendar and their own meals — breakfast and a snack even when you don't plan them — and you switch between plans with one tap. Mark which dishes are for whom, keep one shopping list for the whole week, and export their menu with their name on it, ready for the nursery • Choose which day your week starts on: any day, not just Monday. If you plan on Mondays, run your week from Tuesday to Monday • Repeating a dish in the same week is no longer flagged as a conflict. It was never a rule you set — now it's a setting, and it's off by default • The widget shows the dish, not the label: the meal name has room to be read, and the small widget fits breakfast, lunch and dinner at once • Fixed a paywall that offered a free trial to people who were not eligible for one

What's new in 2.2.0: • Ready for iPhone Duo: unfold your phone and the whole week is on screen at once, with your dish list right below it — or beside it in landscape, so you can drag a dish into its slot without ever leaving the week. The shopping list opens as a panel next to the plan and statistics spread over two columns. Everything re-flows on its own when you fold and unfold • Collapsible dish drawer: tap the “My dishes” header and the drawer folds away to give the calendar all the room; on iPhone in list view you go from 2.5 days in view to 4.5 • Exporting the week is now free for everyone: share the week as an image without premium, with the QR code fixed and a more legible footer mark • The widget changes day on its own: at midnight it moves to the next day without you opening the app (the weekly widget and the Apple Watch complications too) • iPad and Mac: the same week + dishes side by side, and the shopping list as a side panel • iPhone: now works in landscape too • Refreshed for iOS 26: top bar and buttons in the new Liquid Glass style • List view for the planner: days stacked top to bottom, like the vertical export (switch with the button next to the week) • Compatible with iOS 27 and watchOS 27

What's new in 2.1.2: • Premium: adjust a single week without touching your general settings — add the weekend or turn on breakfast just for that week • Apple Watch: always shows today, even when the day changes without opening your iPhone • Apple Watch: swipe between weeks to see what you've already planned ahead • Apple Watch: when you don't plan meals today it says so and shows the next day that does

What's new in 2.1.1: • Switch weeks easily: the week selector is now always visible • Better rule warnings: we tell you which rule each meal breaks and how to fix it, with an alert on the home screen • Change the conflicting dish right from the warning • New stats: tags by meal type (how many dinners are fish?) and dishes per tag

What's new in 2.1.0: • MealMood comes to Apple Watch! Check today's meals and your whole week from your wrist • Two watch face complications: today's meals or the next 3 days • New Week widget for iPhone: your 7 days at a glance on your Home Screen

What's new in 2.0.5: • Second dish: combine two dishes in one meal (salad + salmon) • Fixed dish: pin a dish to the same day and meal every week • Export with live preview: pick from 5 styles, including Story (9:16) and print-friendly Minimal • Copy your menu as text for WhatsApp or Telegram • "Skip": mark meals you don't want to plan • Shopping list: exclude dishes already made or ingredients you have at home, and it now syncs across your devices • Sort your dishes alphabetically

What's new in 2.0.4: • Fixed: the app closed when dictating dishes and ingredients. • Internal and stability improvements.

What's new in 2.0.3: • Fixed: the app closed when dictating dishes and ingredients.

What's new in 2.0.2: • Internal stability and diagnostics improvements.

What's new in 2.0.1: • Fixed: after finishing the initial setup, the summary of your first planned week wasn't showing. It's back, along with the optional weekly reminder. • Minor stability improvements.

What's new in 2.0: • Automatic shopping list — MealMood turns your planned week into a ready-to-shop list, grouped and checkable. • AI ingredients, on device — generate the ingredients for any dish privately with Apple Intelligence. No account, no internet needed. • Dictate your dishes — new: tap the mic and say a whole list of ingredients in one go; MealMood splits it into separate items for you. • Dish photos — add a photo to any dish and see it right in your weekly planner. • Breakfast & snacks — plan the full day, not just lunch and dinner. • Sync across your devices — your dishes, tags and plans stay in sync on iPhone and iPad with iCloud. • Edit dishes straight from the shopping list, plus stability and startup fixes.

What's new in 1.2.0: • Instant first plan — after onboarding, your first week fills in automatically, so you start with a full plan instead of a blank page. • Home & Lock Screen widgets — see today's and this week's meals at a glance, and tap to jump straight into the app. • Helpful reminders — gentle, well-timed nudges so planning never slips your mind. • 7-day free trial + new yearly plan — try MealMood Premium with no commitment and save more with the annual option. • Clearer limits & refreshed paywall — the dish counter shows what you've used, and you can compare monthly vs yearly side by side. • Fewer ads — occasional internal promos replace some ads. One tap removes them forever with Premium.

What's new in 1.1.4: • Statistics (Premium) — new screen with your planning streak, weeks planned, completion rate, top dishes and category breakdown. • Smarter auto-assign — the algorithm now detects each dish's natural rotation cycle (weekly, bi-weekly, monthly) and suggests it right when it's due. History window extended to 12 weeks for better pattern detection. • Feedback loop — the algorithm learns from you: replace an auto-assigned dish and it gets deprioritised in future weeks. For past weeks, a quick like/dislike rating appears so the algorithm can boost dishes from weeks you loved.

Fixes in 1.1.3: • Fixed an issue where the Premium subscription button would not appear correctly on some devices, preventing users from subscribing. • Subscription price label now correctly shows "Cancel anytime" instead of a hardcoded price.

Fixes in 1.1.2: • Fixed an issue where the Premium subscription button would not appear correctly on some devices, preventing users from subscribing.

New in 1.1.0: • Premium is now a monthly subscription — unlimited dishes, planning, and export for $2.99/month. • Existing lifetime purchasers keep full access automatically, no action needed.

New in 1.1.0: • Premium is now a monthly subscription — unlimited dishes, planning, and export for $2.99/month. • Existing lifetime purchasers keep full access automatically, no action needed.

New in 1.0.6: • Priority dishes — star a dish to make auto-assign pick it first. • Day rules — tag restrictions now support "weekdays only" or "weekend only". • Auto-assign button — now prominently shown whenever there are empty slots. • Tap to replace — tap any filled slot to swap the dish directly. • Export anytime — share your week even if it's not complete yet; empty slots show "TBD". • Sunday reminder — new notification to plan next week before Monday.

New in 1.0.5: • Eating out — mark any meal slot as "eating out" so it doesn't count as missing and is skipped by auto-assign. • Rule conflicts panel — see all rule violations in one place and fix or ignore them with one tap. • Firebase Crashlytics — crash reporting now active for faster bug fixes. • Search bar fix — text is now readable in dark mode.

Smarter meal planning in this update: • Auto-assign now avoids repeating the same dish twice when alternatives are available — smarter, more varied weekly plans. • Adding multiple dishes is now faster: the form stays open after saving so you can add several in a row. • Calendar sync fixed: events are now updated instead of duplicated when re-syncing. • Onboarding simplified: dishes are now optional during setup — jump in and add them later if you prefer. Various improvements and bug fixes.