v1.11 Nutrient groups on Apple Watch - The Watch app now shows your nutrients split by group with section headers, matching the layout you're used to on your iPhone. If you only have the default General group, headers stay hidden — same behaviour as the iPhone. Smoother "at most" progress bars - "At most" nutrients now stay green right up to your limit and only flip to red when you actually exceed it. The bar also blends gradually as you approach the cap, instead of jumping straight to orange. A small change that makes a big difference when you're trying to stay under a target. Bug fixes - Fixed an issue where the Watch app was built correctly but not included in the iOS archive, causing it to be missing from TestFlight builds. Fixed Watch CloudKit sync not receiving push notifications from iPhone, which could cause nutrients to appear stale on the Watch after logging on your phone.

v1.10 Apple Watch app: nutrx is now on your wrist. The Watch app shows all your active nutrients for today with goal-type-aware progress bars and a + button on each row to log one step increment — without reaching for your phone. Watch face complications: Three complication styles for your Watch face: a circular ring gauge showing your daily completion, a corner count, and an inline text showing "X / Y on target" at a glance. They refresh every time you log. Fully in sync: The Watch app reads from the same data store as your iPhone — no pairing, no setup, no separate account. Log on your wrist and it shows up instantly on your phone, and vice versa. What's not on Watch (intentionally): The Watch app does one thing: log intake. Nutrient management, history, settings, and groups all stay on iPhone. We kept the scope tight so the wrist experience stays fast and focused. Faster first launch: On a brand new install with no prior data, onboarding now appears instantly instead of waiting for the iCloud sync check. Bug fixes: Fixed dose reminders occasionally re-firing after being suppressed by a logged intake. Fixed streak flame badges in History ignoring goal types for maximum and range nutrients.

v1.9 - Goal types Every nutrient now has a goal type — and you pick which one makes sense for it. At least — the default. Hit your target or go over. Great for protein, water, vitamins. At most — stay under your limit. The bar turns orange if you exceed it. Good for caffeine, sodium, sugar. Between — set a minimum and a maximum. Your bar is green when you're in the range, orange when you go over. Perfect for nutrients where both too little and too much matter. Live preview while you set it up: The nutrient form shows a small preview bar as you configure your goal type and values, so you see exactly what your Today screen will look like before saving. Everything adapts: Progress bars, streak calculations, analytics hit rate, and chart colours all update to reflect your goal type. The whole app speaks the same language now. No new permissions. No new data. Just more flexibility in how you define what "on track" means for you.

v1.8 - Analytics & charts Tap any nutrient in the My Nutrients tab to open a dedicated analytics screen. Three cards give you a complete picture of how you're tracking over time. Daily intake chart: A bar chart showing your intake for each day in the selected period — 7, 30, or 90 days. A dashed line marks your daily target so you can see at a glance which days you hit it and which you didn't. Days with zero intake still appear as empty bars so gaps are visible. Period stats: Hit rate, daily average, and your target — all derived from the selected period. Switch between 7D, 30D, and 90D to see how your consistency changes over different timeframes. Day-of-week patterns: A fixed 4-week breakdown showing your average intake by weekday. The strongest day is highlighted in blue. Useful for spotting whether you consistently fall short on certain days. No new permissions, no new data leaving your device. All charts are computed entirely from your local intake history.

v1.7 — Expandable Cards & Smarter Reminders Tap any nutrient card on the Today screen to see a chronological breakdown of every intake logged for that nutrient today — including times, amounts, and notes. A quick + button at the bottom lets you log directly from the expanded view. Also in this update: — Set dose reminders while creating a nutrient, not just when editing it — Nutrient rows in My Nutrients now show daily target, reminder count, and step size at a glance — Cleaner empty group delete confirmation — Keyboard now hides after adding your first nutrient during onboarding

What's New in This Version: v1.6 iCloud sync: Your nutrx data now syncs automatically across all your Apple devices via iCloud. Set it up on your iPhone and it's already there on your iPad. No accounts, no manual exports, no setup — it just works. New device restore: Reinstall the app or get a new phone and your data comes back automatically. No more starting from scratch. It's still private: Sync uses your personal, private iCloud container. Apple can't see it, we can't see it, no one else can see it. You can turn sync off or delete your iCloud data entirely from Settings → iCloud Sync at any time. iCloud Sync settings: A new settings page shows your sync status, lets you toggle sync on or off, and gives you a "Delete iCloud Data" option if you ever want to remove your data from iCloud without affecting what's on your device.

Streaks: nutrx now tracks your daily consistency. Hit all your targets for the day and you've got a streak. Miss a day and it resets — simple as that. Flame on the Today screen: A small label below the date shows your current streak count while you're logging. When your streak is zero, nothing shows — the absence is the message. Streak summary in History: The History tab now opens with a card showing your current streak and your all-time best. Individual days that qualified as streak days get a small flame indicator in the list. How streaks are counted: A day counts if every active nutrient hit its target. Nutrients you excluded for that day are ignored. Nutrients you added recently don't count against past days — your streak is never retroactively broken by adding something new. Opt-out available: Not into streaks? You can turn them off entirely in Settings → Streaks and all streak UI disappears.

v1.4 Home screen widgets: nutrx now lives on your home screen. Three widget sizes — small, medium, and large — show your daily nutrient progress at a glance. The medium and large widgets have interactive + buttons so you can log directly without opening the app. Lock screen widgets: A circular ring gauge and an inline text widget sit above your clock, showing how many nutrients you've hit today. Quick, glanceable, always up to date. Widgets stay in sync: Log something in the app and your widgets update instantly. Log from a widget and the app reflects it immediately. No stale data. Date in the header: The Today screen now shows the actual date — "Tuesday, 25 March" — instead of just "Today". Small thing, but nice.

What's New in v1.3 Nutrient Groups — Organise your nutrients into named groups like Vitamins, Minerals, or Supplements. Groups are collapsible with a progress summary, so you can focus on what matters. Create, rename, reorder, and manage groups from Settings. Dose Reminders — Set daily reminders for any nutrient at the times you actually take them. Smart suppression silences upcoming reminders once you've logged. Your notes show up right in the notification. Nutrient Notes — Add a note to any nutrient (e.g. "doctor recommended", "take with food") and see it on your Today screen. Swipe Actions — Swipe right to add an exact amount, swipe left to edit — faster than ever. History Improvements — Past days are now grouped by month for easier browsing. Daily Check-in Reminder — Optional noon reminder if you haven't logged anything yet. Enable it in Settings. Bug Fixes & Polish — Haptic feedback on +/− buttons, tighter layout, and several notification reliability fixes.