Bocco 1.0.6: a new low on the scale now gets a proper celebration. • Small fixes and improvements.

Bocco 1.0.5 — Apple Health, add anything to any meal, and meals with real names. • Apple Health: connect it and your steps and workouts raise the day's goal on active days — only above what your activity level already counts, never down. Prefer a goal that stays the same every day? Choose it in Profile → Apple Health. • Add food, everywhere: on a meal you just photographed or described, a saved meal, or one already in your diary, tap Add food to pick from My foods, photograph another food, describe it or type it in. "Not quite right?" works on all of them, with Undo. • Meals get real names: "Salmon & egg toast", not "eggs +4 more". • Your day's goal sits at the top of Today with a mini ring. Tap it to see how it's calculated, in your own numbers. • When Bocco isn't sure about a food (a brand it doesn't know, say), it tells you and offers to scan the label. • The Activity card on Today now shows your active calories from Apple Health. • A new low on the scale gets its moment, and a note the next morning. • Meal reminders that don't repeat the same line every day, and your reminder settings now follow your account. • Got a code? Redeem it right in the app, on the subscription screen or in Profile → Subscription. • Fixes: removing a meal from My foods now asks first; a meal that's in My foods shows a filled bookmark; Rate Bocco opens the App Store review page.

Bocco 1.0.4 — a fix, straight from your feedback. • The camera starts fresh. A meal you photographed but didn't log no longer comes back every time you open the camera: tap Back and it's gone. Switch to another app before logging and your result waits for you for 10 minutes.

Bocco 1.0.3 — ten free scans, smarter corrections, and a clearer path to your goal. • 10 free AI scans for every new account (it was 1) — try the real thing before you decide. The count shows after every log, and Profile → Subscription says what's left. • Corrections now show what changed, with Undo. Say "that was double cream" and the numbers move — the rest of the meal stays as it was. • Multi-photo meals: shoot the rice, the sauce and the chicken separately and Bocco analyses them together (up to 5 photos, one scan). • Rename any logged meal; recipes keep their own name in the diary; drop an item from a meal before you save it. • Portions: ¼, ½, 1, 1½ or any amount — for the days you cook four portions and eat one. • Weight: one clear line from your start to your target, with your real weight on it. • Reminders that behave: a "Lunch time" banner disappears once lunch is logged; the morning note arrives even if you opened the app early; free accounts get a gentle nudge on days with nothing logged; and we remind you — and email you — before a free trial ends. • A green day now means 80 % of your goal, and past days keep the goal they had then. • Fixes: the subscription screen stays readable in Dark Mode; a label photo attached to a correction updates the numbers without renaming the food; the calorie target applies as you type.

Bocco 1.0.2 — the day at a glance, and a friendlier morning. • The dashboard now says how the day went: a green ring when you land on target, amber when you go over, and a dot per day so the week reads at a glance. • New morning note: the morning after a day inside your calorie goal, one short "on target yesterday". Yours to switch off or move in Notifications & reminders. • Amounts count the moment you type them — corrections and logging use exactly what you entered. • Meals stay on the day you ate them, even when you cross time zones. • The whole app reads more naturally in Italian. • Fixes: "Describe a food" ignores joke words and says so; cancelling it adds nothing; a delete that fails offline puts the row back; a reminder switched off offline stays off.

A small update with honest fixes: • Finding foods in "Create a meal" got smarter — short names like "milk" now match everything they should, and thin result lists fill up automatically. • Restore purchases now shows its progress instead of looking stuck. • The app now introduces itself properly as Bocco everywhere in iOS.