Your training log goes deeper. Warmup sets are logged without counting toward volume, 1RM or personal records. Unilateral exercises are logged one side at a time, and the pair reads as a single set. Each exercise carries its own note alongside the per-set one, and the demonstration photos are back. The workouts tab answers how the week went: working sets per muscle group, the rest actually taken on each exercise, and a consistency grid that can be shared. Statistics open beyond the current month, with any period measured against the one before it. With Stacks Pro, templates lay out over a week with rest days included, and each set comes with a suggested weight and rep count drawn from your own history. When the same weight holds for three sessions without clearing the rep range, the suggestion proposes a lighter one to restart from. The streak now shows itself. The flame fills in the moment the day is recorded and stays hollow while it is not, so the day still to log reads at a glance. The evening reminder names the run at stake. And a missed day your freezes can cover is bridged as soon as you log again, instead of ending the run. Also in this version: • Three tabs, Food, Train and Body, with a plus that opens everything you can add • A notification center that keeps what was sent to you • Reminders arrive in your device's language • A scanned receipt line can be corrected by hand before it is logged • A refreshed palette across the app

Photograph a meal, log it in seconds. Point the camera at your plate and Stacks estimates each food, its portion and its calories. Everything stays editable before it is logged, so the last word on the numbers stays yours. With your consent, the photo is sent to a third-party AI provider to identify the foods, and it is not kept. Also in this version: • Sign in with Google, alongside Sign in with Apple and email • Meal photos and receipts draw on one allowance: three scans over any seven days, or unlimited with Stacks Pro • Receipts are read more accurately: items from a restaurant Stacks recognises come with checked nutrition figures • The sign-in screens recover from a dropped connection instead of staying stuck

Dark mode, on your terms. Stacks now follows your system appearance, or you can set it yourself in Settings → Appearance: Light, Dark or System. Also in this version: • Scan a fast-food or restaurant receipt to log the whole meal: the items are detected for you, you review and correct them, then log them in one tap. With your consent, the photo is sent to a third-party AI provider to read the receipt, and the calories come in as estimates • A home screen widget, small or medium: calories left, macros and your day streak, without opening the app • Workout sessions keep working without a connection: log sets, add exercises, finish the session, and it syncs automatically once you're back online • Changing the rest timer's target mid-countdown shifts the remaining time instead of resetting it, and remembers your last choice for next time • The weekly review reminder now respects the day you picked in Settings • Log out other devices from Settings, and a password reset now signs out any other active session automatically • Scanning a barcode now finds products named after their brand, like Nutella • Stacks asks for the notification permission when you sign in or create an account, so reminders can reach you • A smoother launch: the app mark keeps its size from the system splash screen into the loading screen, with a subtle animation

Your reminders, on your schedule. Stacks can now send you reminders: your morning weigh-in, your evening log, your Sunday review. Choose which ones you keep and when, in Settings → Notifications. Tapping a reminder takes you straight to the right screen. Also in this version: • New app icon • The rest timer alerts you even when the app is in the background, and the countdown stays accurate • During a session, the PREV column shows the matching set from your last session • The barcode scanner stays usable after you add a food • Localization polish

A fresh look, top to bottom. Stacks has a new design: warm, calm, and built around the number that matters on each screen. Every screen has been redrawn. New in this version: • Daily streak. Keep your logging streak going, see your last seven days at a glance, and open the calendar for the full picture. • A reworked rest timer, smoother meal and recipe logging, and refinements across the app.

Redesigned Meals & Recipes: a clearer daily view, a reusable recipe library, and logging a meal in fewer taps. Anonymous, EU-hosted usage stats to keep improving the app — you can turn them off in Settings → Account. Stability fixes and improvements.