Photo Snap may now keep your meal photos, not linked to you, to make its estimates better. You can turn this off in Settings under Help improve scanning. A new app icon, with more to choose from in Settings under App icon. Fresh icons across the app, in the native iOS style. The Today buttons now sit in one row, leaving more room for your meals. Plus a round of polish on the screens: the protein number in the Today ring now always shows at full size, and other bugs are fixed.

Meal photos are sharper and load smoothly, and the progress ring fills in as you log. Also performance improvements and bug fixes.

New: optional meal reminders. A quiet nudge at breakfast, lunch and dinner that skips meals you've already logged and stops once you hit your daily goal. Turn them on in Settings. Also performance improvements and bug fixes.

UI polish across the app, with a cleaner Pro screen and a tidier Feed.

Fixed a bug where tapping the small handle at the top of a pop-up panel, such as “Add item” or “Custom entry”, could freeze the screen. Panels now have a close button in the corner, and tapping outside a panel still closes it. Photo Snap is more accurate. A dish is counted once instead of again as its parts, drinks without protein are left out, and photos of menus and labels are no longer read as food. Identical pieces on one plate now show as a single row, and on a slow connection Snap waits longer for the result.

Milestones in the Feed are easier to spot: each one now has a trophy. A long break between logs shows up as a thin line in the timeline instead of a card. Meal photos in the Feed and on share cards show more of the plate, and the app icon on share cards stands out against the dark background. First-time setup starts in pounds in the US and works better with VoiceOver.

Feed is a new tab next to Today. Your meals show up as a journal with large photos, and milestones like a 7-day streak sit in the timeline when you earn them. Open a meal that has a photo and share a card of the plate and the grams. The app is now available in 14 languages. Open Settings to choose yours. Screen transitions look cleaner in Trends and when you open a day from the calendar. If Pro doesn't unlock right after payment, we now tell you to tap Restore Purchases instead of paying again. After you upgrade, what you started keeps going, including logging to a past day when that's a Pro feature.

ProteinSnap now runs on a newer app engine. It launches faster and uses less memory.

Snap a Meal opens the camera in one tap. Choosing a photo from your library has its own button now, and manual entry sits next to it, so every way to log is one tap from Today. The whole app is tighter. Rows and text follow iOS sizing, so more fits on screen, and the main buttons stay as big as before. Settings icons are easier to read, and the buttons on Today sit closer to the tab bar.

Your log is now made of meals, with photos. Every snap keeps its photo. Open a meal to see the plate big, adjust portions, add a food, or rename it. Log again: repeat any past meal in one tap. A snap is now one meal with its foods inside, not a pile of separate lines. Tap any day in Trends to open it as a page: total, goal, and everything you ate. A photo from your library logs to the day it was taken. You can pick another day before it goes in. Streak milestones light up on the ring.

ProteinSnap has a fresh face: a new ember icon that stands out on your home screen. You can also make it yours: choose from four icon styles in Settings, including light and mono options. The launch screen got a matching polish.