Search by name finds more foods: it now also checks the live Open Food Facts database, so newer products turn up, along with zero-calorie drinks and labels that list energy only in kilojoules. Products sold in your country come first, and identical duplicates show once. When you pick a product from search, its calories are refreshed from the latest record before you log it.

Your first 15 foods are free to log, with no payment asked. After that, every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. The ring now keeps going past your budget, like an Apple Watch ring, so you can see how far over you are. Tap any food you logged to change its portion or move it to another meal. Fixed a thin line across the ring where its colours met.

Fixed a day screen that contradicted itself. If your base was being held at the safety minimum, the Base + Activity - Food row under the ring did not add up to the number in the ring. The row now matches the ring to the calorie, and the card says out loud when the minimum is what set your base. Activity now always adds to your budget, including on days when your base is held at the minimum. Before, the minimum could quietly absorb the calories you burned. The App Store listing is now called Calorie Deficit & Food Diary, which says what the app does. On your phone it stays Calorie Balance.

A full redesign. • The week sits on top. Tap any day to open it, or fill in a meal you forgot • A calorie budget you can read across the room, with the arithmetic under it • Every food now has a picture, so the log reads at a glance • See what your day was made of: protein, carbs and fat from what you logged • Portions open in a quick sheet with one-tap amounts • Re-add a food you eat often from your own list, in a single tap • Swipe a food away to take it back • A proper dark mode

Small fixes. • Settings now reports the app version you are actually running • Every screen is covered by automated tests before a release ships, so fewer things break

Your history now follows you. • iCloud sync — your profile and food log survive a reinstall or a new iPhone • Your foods: the Add Food screen now opens on what you actually eat, and re-adding a food starts on the portion you used last time • Servings as well as grams — packaged foods open on one bar, one cup, one bottle • Burned calories are added to your budget in full, with a clear Base + Activity − Food breakdown • Adding to a meal now lands in that meal • Fixed the barcode scanner and Create food buttons