- Fixed an issue with the shopping list where some dried and fresh ingredients were merged into one single line - Added functionality for the user to be able to add a placeholder in the plan for recipes that are not yet in their recipe list.

- Fixed an issue where the app crashed when the user tried to amend an ingredient name in a recipe.

- Fixed an issue with the delete button on the weekly planner - Added the same functionality to the list view of the weekly planner than the weekly view - Fixed an issue where different types of waters were merged in the shopping list - Enhanced the drop-down functionality for the ingredients entry in a recipe

- Fixed a few ingredients that were being merged incorrectly in the shopping list (e.g. baby potatoes, potatoes) - Fixed an issue with the swiping functionality on recipes in the planner - Fixed an issue with some recipe imports

- Fixed a few issue where dried, canned, pickled fruits and vegetables were merged on the shopping list - Added week selector and add whole week’s recipes button to the planner’s list view - Added swiping Edit and Delete buttons to the pantry view - Fixed an issue with the categories drop-down list scrolling when adding items using the bar code functionality

- fixed an issue where yoghurt, milk, mustard and cream types were merged in the shopping list

- Fixed an issue where fresh and preserved vegetables and fruits where merged in the Shopping List - Redesigned the Planner page to be more user-friendly - Fixed an issue with the Shopping List swiping being too sensitive

- Fixed an issue with simple recipes gathering additional ingredient headings when imported via URLs. - Ensured that the app was not merging various types of meats (e.g. Chicken breasts, Chicken thighs, smoked salmon, salmon filet) - Added a “Delete” button to the items on the shopping list - Added “tub” as a unit for ingredients in the shopping list and recipes drop-downs - Added upcitemdb and spoonacular’s barcode db and improved the shopping scanner’s processs

- Fixed unit conversion issues between recipes and the shopping list. - Amended the “Most shopped” block on the shopping list to become a “Weekly Shop” section for user to block-add to their shopping list - Fixed an issue where the search bar on the recipes list was disappearing. - Fixed an issue with the Planner and it’s week’s star day

- Fixed an issue with some vegetables and fruits that were not added to the shopping list using the “pcs” unit - Ensured that the app made the difference between the different types of pastry, sugar, butter, grapes, etc. - Aligned design of “Most shopped” section to the “Recently shopped” section - Fixed an issue with the import of complex recipes with ingredients sections using images

- Fixed an issue with vegetables and fruits that were not added to the shopping list using the pcs unit - Ensure that some vegetables and fruits are not merged (e.g. Cherry tomatoes and Vine tomatoes) - Added a section “Most Shopped” to the shopping list

- Fixed a smaller issue with incorrect units or categories when ingredients are added to the shopping list - Fixed a conversion issue between the recipe and the shopping list - Fixed an issue with the use of ingredients from the pantry when adding the recipe to the shopping list

- Fixed an issue where some ingredients were merged in the shopping list instead of staying apart (e.g. salmon filet, smoked salmon).

- Fixed an issue where egg yolk or egg white was added to the shopping list instead of eggs. - Fixed an issue with cream and milk types being merged in the shopping list. - Updated the categorisation of a few ingredients

- Fixed an issue where various types of chocolate were merged into “Chocolate” on the shopping list. - Fixed the planned recipe count on the Home Screen - Increased the number of ingredients in the database and removed duplicates to facilitate further the mapping of ingredients’ units and types (dry/wet) in recipes.

- Fixed a few ingredients’ units - Fixed an issue with merging ingredients that should not have been merged on the shopping list (e.g. Red wine, Rose wine) - Fixed some ingredients shopping categories - Fixed an issue with the pantry check when recipes’ ingredients are added to the shopping list - Fixed the planned recipe count on the Home Screen - Added the most likely shopping category to ingredients in the database - Amended the shopping list design to make it easier to deal with whilst shopping at the supermarket

- Fixed an issue with more complex recipe that contain sections with headers like “For the sauce”, “For the marinade”, etc. - Fixed an issue with the shopping list check when a recipe’s ingredients were already added to the shopping list in the past. - Added an ingredient “Salt and Pepper” to the database as many recipes contain such ingredients and it was being partly stripped to “Pepper”. - Significantly increased the number of ingredients in the database to facilitate further the mapping of ingredients’ units and types (dry/wet) when importing recipes.

- Fixed a few ingredient units and wet/dry allocation - Updated the unit drop-down menu in recipes to allow for custom units to be added by the end user - Increased the number of most used ingredients in the database to over two thousand ingredients - Fixed an issue where the parsing for some more complex recipes did not contain sections for both ingredients and method

- Updated the categorisation of a few ingredients - Fixed an issue where some ingredients from a few recipes were not added to the shopping list - Added a warning if an ingredient cannot be added to the shopping list. - Updated the shopping list unit display to switch to kg or l when ingredients reach 1000g or 1000ml. - Quadrupled the number of most common recipes ingredients in the database to have a higher match. - Updated the parsing of recipes to match real ingredients in the database where possible.

- Fixed an issue with recipes in future weeks disappearing from the Meal Planner when the user updated their shopping week day in their settings - Fixed an issue where the chosen auto-complete item was not populating the ingredient name, unit and category.

- Fixed an issue with recipes in future weeks disappearing from the Meal Planner when the user updated their shopping week day in their settings - Added a list view of all the planned recipes for the selected shopping week. - Fixed an issue where the name of ingredients were not constrained to the page when editing a recipe - Added functionality to share a recipe with someone else

- Fixed and issue where the auto-complete for ingredients in recipes was clipped - Added the ingredient auto-complete to the Shopping list and the Pantry - Fixed an issue with some ingredients not being allocated to the right category (dry/wet) - Fixed an issue with recipes disappearing from the Meal Planner when the user updated their shopping week day - Removed the proposed weight normalisation on the Shopping List enabling the user to decide what amount they buy based on the amount displayed.

- Built a database of top 200 dry and wet ingredients so that imported recipes use the correct unit and conversion - Rounded up ingredients quantities when converting them and updated their quantity based on the number of servings - Removed the normalisation in the shopping list as this now happens automatically when converted. - Added units drop down menu in the recipe details page for each ingredient. - Fixed an issue with the barcode scanner where some items were not saved to the shopping list - Enabled the user to choose any day as the start of their shopping week

- The ingredients' units tsp and tbsp are not being converted into g (dry ingredient) or ml (wet ingredient) when importing recipes anymore. Only when added to the shopping list the units are converted into the chosen app's measurements settings. - Ensured that the recipe picture is also displayed on the Inspiration “From Pantry” page instead of an emoji/colour background.

Fixed an app crash when using bar code scanner in shopping list and pantry. Added USDA FoodData Central to the barcode scanner. Amended the way recipe images are imported to reduce data that is being processed and held on the user's device.