Review identified foods and portions before saving meal analysis. Keep the existing assessment when the facts are unchanged, or correct the food details for reassessment. Improved Daily Recap reliability when generating, regenerating or switching dates. Shared meal photo choices follow capture-time order. Already-shared meals open Edit sharing with saved choices, and shared calories match the meal-detail display. Improved loading of community activity cards and photos. Dashboard summary and fasting cards keep their latest values when you return, while refreshing in the background.

Share Pantry items with clearer details, Nutrition Facts and readable food tags. Choose Pantry details and Personal impacts separately, and preview exactly what will be shared. More reliable social feeds when switching between Everyone and Following, plus clearer Retry feedback when refreshing, loading more or stopping sharing. View measured CGM responses on saved meals even before requesting AI analysis. Keep your selected medication and edited dose when opening More options from today's medications. Shared meal photos now follow capture-time order.

Share selected meal and Pantry details with the social feed after saving. Review photos, captions and Place tags before publishing. More reliable Following feeds and sharing edits, with clearer publication status and profile reporting. Updated on-device dictation where supported, with the existing language choices and recognition fallback. Optional text formatting with Apple Intelligence: review the original and suggestion, then apply only if you choose. Availability depends on your device and selected language. Explore an approved live health profile as soon as you open the app. Create your own free account whenever you are ready to start your records — no payment or subscription required.

Choose which meal photos stay private when sharing your meals. Optional community sharing lets you choose the details and photos to include, preview your activity, and submit it for review. Browse shared activities with a swipeable photo gallery and photo notes where the author included them. This update also improves dictation controls and final-word handling when adding meal details or using the assistant, and includes reliability fixes.

Your saved Places now have a Google Maps view on iPhone. Explore nearby place clusters, tap a place to open its details and linked meals, and switch back to the list at any time. Places without a saved location remain in the list. Google place search remains a Premium feature. Navigation feels smoother with the new sliding glass tab selection and refreshed drawer header. Meal History now refreshes older months independently, so meals added on the web appear more reliably. Failed refreshes show Retry while keeping cached meals available. Reset filters to return to Today, with Meals selected by default. The daily briefing now disappears after your first meal of the day, and its opening greeting follows the current time.

Connect your meals with the day's glucose story. Open detailed meal CGM views, see recorded meal, workout and heat intervals, and move between a meal and its day graph. Event colours show recorded timing, not causation. Meal photos follow their capture order. Meal details load more smoothly, and the discussion field has more room for your questions. Apple Health sleep syncing is optional. Sleep history now joins same-source stages across brief waking gaps for more complete nightly totals. Choose 12- or 24-hour time in Personalization. App clock labels follow your choice, including new Apple Watch snapshots. This update also brings refreshed icons, clearer CGM legends, reliable selected-day highlighting, and improved Settings and tutorial presentation.

Explore your glucose readings with 6-, 12- or 24-hour views on a selected day. Event colours mark when meals, workouts and heat sessions were logged; they do not suggest that an event caused a glucose change. Sensor gaps and breaks between heat rounds remain clear. Browse complete CGM history by day, with older days loaded in pages. Expand a day to see its readings, and return to the same place in the list. Tutorials and Settings are easier to follow on iPhone. Tutorial controls stay clear of the bottom bar, and replaying a tutorial from Settings returns you to Settings when you're done.

Find meals faster. Search Meal History by foods, places, dates, meal types and more. Eligible members can dictate a search and choose when to submit it. More reliable glucose records. CGM imports distinguish new readings, duplicates and failures, with safer retries. Full History shows cached readings sooner and loads older readings as you browse. Clearer meal responses. A later snack or coffee no longer cuts short the glucose window for an earlier meal.

Faster meal history. Recently loaded meals appear from your device’s cache, while lighter downloads refresh your history. Browse older months and search your meals with less waiting. More reliable records. OMAD filters now update correctly after meal edits, and Apple Health workout syncing avoids duplicate uploads. Clearer glucose charts. CGM charts show a gap when you change sensors, with labels for the last reading from the old sensor and the first from the new one. This update also improves History cache privacy when leaving the read-only tour or switching accounts.

Your Health Wiki. HealthFinder now keeps what it has learned about you as a set of pages you can actually read — your profile, biometrics, labs and medications, the patterns it has noticed, and a page for each food you eat often. Every line shows where it came from. Measured means it came from your own recorded data. Inferred means it is the app's reading across several observations. You told us means you said so. Nothing is presented as more certain than it is. It builds itself from the history you have already logged — no waiting, and it costs nothing against your message limit. And because every AI answer now draws on the same pages, meal analysis, your daily recap and the Assistant all work from one consistent picture instead of quietly disagreeing with each other. Health Wiki is included with Premium. More room for what matters. More no longer occupies a bottom tab on iPhone. Your most-used destinations sit in a customizable glass shortcut bar, Log Meal has its own action, and the full app plus a simpler Settings hub are always available from the new navigation drawer. Keep good meals close. Star any meal, then find all your favourites together — with quick search and SAFE/CAUTION/AVOID filters when you want to repeat what worked.

HealthFinder now learns from your own glucose data. Your full CGM history is kept on your device, and every meal you've logged is measured automatically — including a "which food spiked you" breakdown. Also new in this big update: • Medications, handled — a one-glance "have I taken it?" card, real schedules, and one-photo logging for your whole evening set • Upload a lab report as a PDF or photo and let HealthFinder read your kidney, lipid and HbA1c results in • An Apple Watch app for your day at a glance, with one tap to mark a dose taken • Compare two saved foods side by side, with an AI second opinion • Review your confirmed one-meal days together, with contradictions kept out • Pull CGM readings straight from Apple Health — for sensors that write there but offer no export of their own — and keep them arriving automatically • Import CGM data from spreadsheets, sync Apple Health workouts, and flag a sensor that reads high so your averages stay honest Plus dictation in every text field, faster photo logging, sharper Dark Mode, and a lot of polish throughout.

Version 1.1.0 brings a broad post-launch refinement pass to HealthFinder AI. This update adds richer fasting and history tools, a more flexible dashboard summary, expanded Apple Health syncing, and better lab follow-up support. We also improved subscription and sign-in reliability, addressed review-related issues, and polished onboarding, recap, and profile experiences throughout the app.