Tracely has a new look. Your data is the same. The Today screen is now built around what matters: your weight in large type, with the change and your BMI just below, and the status of your next dose in a chip you can read at a glance — overdue, due today, or how many days are left. Water and steps sit side by side, each showing the day's progress. Streaks moved to a discreet single line. Progress and Settings are now organised into groups, with new, consistent icons. Forms lost their shadows and gained the same buttons everywhere in the app. The app now uses the system font, and the colours line up properly in both light and dark mode. All your entries, settings and history stay exactly as they were.

What's new • Well-being: the daily check-in is now translated in every language, lives in the + button (it used to be hidden as "Sleep"), and has a card on the home screen showing today's entry. • Fixed the history, which showed nothing under weight, exercise, side effects, meals, steps and measurements.

What's new • The app is now called Tracely throughout, matching its name on the App Store. • Fixed Excel export — .xlsx files are generated correctly again. • Meal photos now survive reinstalling or restoring your iPhone. • Fixed an error when saving the CSV export. • Stability fixes when opening the app from a notification and when picking photos from the gallery. • New: optional crash reports, off by default. You can turn them on in Settings to help fix problems faster — health data is never sent. • Updated What's New screen.

- Fixed an issue that could prevent the app from opening on some iPhones - Fixed the numeric keyboard: comma and period are now both accepted (weight entry, dose calculator) - Fixed meal photos that could disappear after reinstalling the app or restoring a backup

Version 3.2.2 - Unified pen system — remaining dose calculation is now more reliable - Fixed an unexpected crash when opening AI analysis - General stability improvements

Tracely 3.2.1 — Steps, fixes and a unified foundation This update brings Apple Health integration to iOS, a series of bug fixes, and a major under-the-hood milestone: Tracely and HealthTrackFree (Android) now share a single unified codebase. What's new — Apple Health integration: Tracely now imports your daily step count automatically. Find your steps history in the new dedicated tab in History. — Steps history: a new page shows your daily step data over time, alongside your weight and GLP-1 journey. Bug fixes (iOS) — Meal photos: taking a photo with the camera or choosing from the gallery now works correctly. The temporary file was being deleted before it could be processed. — History tab: weight, side effects, meals and body measurements now load correctly when navigating to the History tab. — Camera and photo permissions are now properly declared. Under the hood — Tracely and HealthTrackFree (Android) now share the same codebase. This is invisible to you as a user, but it means faster development, fewer platform-specific bugs, and a stronger foundation for everything coming next. As always: no ads, no tracking, no subscriptions. Your data stays on your device.

New in 3.2.0: GLP-1 Pen Calculator to find the exact clicks for your dose, Diet Plan feature, Imperial units support, HealthKit integration, and general improvements.