Whole days as a template • Save a complete day – breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks – and log it with one tap. Built for people who meal prep. • "Copy a day" now takes any day from the last 90, not just yesterday. • Templates are a grid with pictures: recognise dishes at a glance instead of reading rows of text. • Search sits at the bottom, within thumb's reach. Faster logging • Pick the meal type right when you capture – it used to be guessed from the clock. • Photos are cropped square: the food centred, without the table around it. • Every meal has a picture, even without a photo. A shorter start • From 15 screens down to 8. We only ask for what the calculation actually needs – no more target weight, name, or a list of conditions that was never used. • Year of birth only, four digits. • A short illustrated guide shows how to log your first meal. Fixes • Some dishes showed no symbol at all. • The day streak appeared twice. • Search did nothing while building a day template.

Whole days as a template • Save a complete day – breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks – and log it with one tap. Built for people who meal prep. • "Copy a day" now takes any day from the last 90, not just yesterday. • Templates are a grid with pictures: recognise dishes at a glance instead of reading rows of text. • Search sits at the bottom, within thumb's reach. Faster logging • Pick the meal type right when you capture – it used to be guessed from the clock. • Photos are cropped square: the food centred, without the table around it. • Every meal has a picture, even without a photo. A shorter start • From 15 screens down to 8. We only ask for what the calculation actually needs – no more target weight, name, or a list of conditions that was never used. • Year of birth only, four digits. • A short illustrated guide shows how to log your first meal. Fixes • Some dishes showed no symbol at all. • The day streak appeared twice. • Search did nothing while building a day template.

Whole days as a template • Save a complete day – breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks – and log it with one tap. Built for people who meal prep. • "Copy a day" now takes any day from the last 90, not just yesterday. • Templates are a grid with pictures: recognise dishes at a glance instead of reading rows of text. • Search sits at the bottom, within thumb's reach. Faster logging • Pick the meal type right when you capture – it used to be guessed from the clock. • Photos are cropped square: the food centred, without the table around it. • Every meal has a picture, even without a photo. A shorter start • From 15 screens down to 8. We only ask for what the calculation actually needs – no more target weight, name, or a list of conditions that was never used. • Year of birth only, four digits. • A short illustrated guide shows how to log your first meal. Fixes • Some dishes showed no symbol at all. • The day streak appeared twice. • Search did nothing while building a day template.

A calmer, faster Today screen — and MoonBowl now writes back to Apple Health. • Noticeably smoother: the Today screen builds much faster, even after months of entries. • New card below the rings: it changes every 20 seconds — sometimes a note about your sleep, resting heart rate or your week, sometimes a quiet line to keep you going. • Undo: swiped a meal away by accident? The bar at the bottom brings it back. • Apple Health: the nutrients and water you log now go into the Health app, if you allow it. • Less storage: meal photos take up about half the space — on your device and in iCloud. • Large text: the nutrient rings now wrap properly instead of cutting numbers off. • Your own foods now show up in search as well. • In your profile you can see the formula's number and the one MoonBowl worked out from your real data, side by side. • Fixed: the calendar sometimes only opened on the second tap. The question about how rested you feel flashed briefly at launch. • Faster: the weekly plan takes about half as long, and photo recognition is more precise.

More accurate daily targets Your maintenance needs are now calculated only from weight trends that are statistically reliable. A few scattered weigh-ins no longer distort your daily target. Your target may change noticeably as a result. Weight from Apple Health If you weigh yourself on a connected scale, MoonBowl now picks up your current weight automatically, keeping your basal rate and target up to date. Better photo recognition Foods are named and told apart more precisely – wholegrain bread instead of crispbread, for example. Fixed • In the nutrition fields, the keyboard closed after the first digit • Templates created from a meal now keep their photo • Scanned drinks stay in millilitres instead of grams • Tuna in its own juice is no longer treated as a drink • On a second device, the baseline stayed frozen Also new: a guide to adding workouts in Health without an Apple Watch.

A fresh start and an update that calculates more accurately. COMPLETELY NEW ONBOARDING • One question per screen instead of one long form: name, sex, date of birth, height, weight, target weight. • Type your date of birth or pick it from the calendar. • Set height and weight with large plus and minus buttons. • Every step is saved. Close the app in between and you continue exactly where you left off. • "Step 3 of 9" always shows how much is still ahead. SUGAR IN VIEW (PREMIUM) • New fifth ring on "Today" with your sugar total. • Sugar in the nutrition details, in every meal, in the weekly review and in the medium widget. • The guideline now follows your calorie goal instead of a fixed number. MORE ACCURATE DAILY GOALS • Your maintenance needs are derived from your measured activity, no longer from your self-assessment alone. • If you weigh yourself irregularly, a longer and calmer period is used for the calculation. • The energy balance now works out expenditure for each day separately and shows your measured weight change next to it. • Your daily goal may change noticeably. It is now closer to what your body actually needs. SEARCH AND UNITS • Partial words are found: "Chard" finds "Chardonnay". • Much better units for wine, beer, spirits, cheese, berries, pasta and egg dishes. • Scanned products get a title automatically. SMALL THINGS • Totals for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks right above the meals. • When entering nutrition values the field no longer hides behind the keyboard. • The free week page is no longer covered by the Apple Health dialog.

Portion sizes – now the way you'd expect • Units always start at 1. Tap "Portion" or "Tablespoon" and you get exactly one – no more odd starting values. • Double tap to count up: two taps means two portions, three taps means three. • All units sorted from small to large, so you never have to hunt for one. • Drinks use the same sizes everywhere: 200, 330, 500 and 750 millilitres, plus 1 litre. • Spirits and liqueurs in centilitres instead of portions. • Beer, wine and sparkling wine are reliably recognised as drinks – including regional beer styles. • Singular and plural are now correct: 1 portion, 2 portions. More improvements • Scanned products that weren't recognised can now be given a name. • Entering nutrition values is much easier: typing replaces the old value, the number pad has its own bar for moving between fields, and you can see straight away what the values mean for your portion. • Many foods reclassified, for example bread, apples and apple sauce.

New: log meals by voice, right from your wrist! • Apple Watch: Just say your meal – e.g. “500 ml milk with 250 g quark and a banana”. Next time your Watch connects to your iPhone, it’s analyzed and added automatically. No typing. • 7 days free: Try all Premium features for a week – Balance, Readiness, Sleep, Cycle, and your daily goal that adapts to sleep and recovery. • Barcode scanning: If you enter the nutrition for an unknown product yourself, it now stays saved and appears instantly the next time you scan it. • Better search: Use several search terms at once (e.g. “milk organic”) and see results only in your language. • View your meal photos large and zoomable, and reach your shopping list anytime. • Improved stability and many small fixes.

Was ist neu New: log meals by voice on your Apple Watch! • Just speak your meal on your wrist – e.g. “500 ml milk with 250 g quark and a banana”. Next time your Watch connects to your iPhone, it’s analyzed and added automatically. No typing. • 7 days free: try all Premium features for a week – Balance, Readiness, Sleep, Cycle, and your daily goal that adapts to sleep & recovery. No commitment. • More reliable barcode scanning and faster food search. • View your meal photos large and zoomable. • Many small improvements and bug fixes.

This update adds a free trial week and noticeable improvements: • 7 days free: Try all Premium features for a week – Balance, Readiness, Sleep, Cycle, and your daily goal that adapts to sleep & recovery. No commitment. • Meal photos in full size: Tap a logged meal to view its photo large and zoomable. • More reliable barcode scanning: finds more products with their nutrition – even under heavy load. • More small improvements and bug fixes.

This update makes barcode logging and food search noticeably better: • Your own products: If a scanned product has no nutrition info, just add it yourself – it’s saved and appears instantly the next time you scan it. • Shared database: Products you complete help others too (anonymously), so more items are recognized right away – especially regional store brands. • Better search: faster, with multi-word search (e.g. “Milk Organic Valley”) and results in your language. • Many small improvements and bug fixes.

New: “Make something of it” – photograph your food and get a dish with a calorie overview. Now also in Spanish, French and Italian.

Bugfix on health screen.

Improvements

English release.

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Verbesserungen

Abos angehängt.