New languages: Croatian, Czech, Danish, Finnish, Greek, Hindi, Hungarian, Malay, Norwegian, Polish, Romanian, Slovak, Swedish, Thai, Turkish and Ukrainian. EatSnap may now keep your scan photos and what you saved from them, not linked to you, to make its estimates better. You can turn this off in Settings under Help improve scanning. Fresh icons across the app in the native iOS style, and the selected tab now shows in color. The Trends cards now have icons, so each number is easier to spot. Plus small fixes and improvements.

A new start: pick your goal first, see how your daily targets are worked out, and get an estimated date for your target weight. Your target weight is now in Settings, with that date next to it. Forgot a meal on an earlier day? Find it by name and add it to that day. A new app icon, with more to choose from in Settings. Plus fixes and improvements.

Meal reminders, only if you want them. A quiet nudge at breakfast, lunch and dinner that skips any meal you've already logged and adjusts to when you usually eat. Turn them on in Settings. Log again: eating the same thing as yesterday? Pick it from your recent meals and log it without taking a new photo.

Your meals now keep their photos. You'll see each plate next to the meal on Today and in Trends, and at the top when you open it. Tap the photo to view it full screen. You can also share a meal as an image with its photo, calories and macros.

The app is now available in 14 languages. Open Settings to choose yours. Screen transitions look cleaner in Trends and when you open a past day.

EatSnap now runs on a newer app engine. It launches faster and uses less memory. Settings icons are larger and easier to read.

Your last week now lives at the top of Today: tap any day to see what you ate, check its totals, or fix a meal from that day. The calendar grades each day at a glance. A filled circle means you landed on your calorie target, a ring means you came close. EatSnap now speaks 15 languages. If your phone is set to one of them, the app follows automatically. Today's screen is also cleaner, with less to read before your first snap.

You can now add foods the photo can't show. Something hidden under a sauce or inside a roll? Search the food database and add it to the scan result in a tap. Your history is editable too: open any day in Trends and fix a portion or swap a food, the same way you edit today. The app now opens on Today with the camera one tap away, the scan result got a full page with a bigger photo, and you can pick from four app icons in Settings. The whole interface got a cleanup: tighter navigation, more room for your food, easier to read in both themes.