New in this version: • Portion pictures: real photos of everyday foods at weighed amounts, and drawings for soups, stews and rice dishes. Tap the one that looks like yours. • A daily protein goal, next to your calories. • Water: add a glass with one tap. • Apple Health now also gets protein, carbs, fat and water. • Your data: save a backup of your diary, restore it, or export a spreadsheet (Settings). • Search finds more foods, even with a missing space or a small typo. OFood is free, with no ads or subscriptions. Thank you for using it!

The camera now recognizes natto, bagels, cereal, onions, mixed berries, beetroot, braised chicken with potatoes, olives and almonds. Search finds more foods too, such as whole wheat bread, chicken drumsticks and boiled shrimp, and more names the way you type them. OFood is free, with no ads or subscriptions. Thank you for using it!

The camera now recognizes yogurt, chocolate, cheddar cheese, pumpkin soup and pumpkin seeds. Search finds more foods too, such as chicken nuggets, bubble tea and shaobing, and more names the way you type them. OFood is free, with no ads or subscriptions. Thank you for using it!

Fixed a crash on iOS 16 when opening This week with a daily goal set. If OFood ever crashes, its crash report now also says which screen was open, so we can fix it faster. OFood is free, with no ads or subscriptions. Thank you for using it!

More nutrition for more of the world's dishes. OFood now uses 12 open national food tables. France, Denmark, Canada, Taiwan, Germany, Switzerland, Norway, Israel and Brazil join the US, UK and Japan, so 436 more foods now show a nutrient breakdown. When no table has a dish, OFood estimates it from a similar dish or from the foods it's made of, and marks it “Approximate”. Tips and suggestions only use measured values. OFood is free, with no ads or subscriptions. Thank you for using it!

New: add the OFood widget to your Home Screen or Lock Screen to see today's calories at a glance. Log a meal again in one tap. Swipe right on it in your diary, or pick it from Recent. Repeat a whole meal, or type several foods at once: “2 eggs + toast + coffee”. In search, tap ⊕ on each food, then log them together. A new This week view shows your days against your goal. Fewer blurry photos: OFood uses the sharpest moment when you tap. Searches that find nothing now help us add the missing foods. If notifications are off for OFood, Meal reminders now show you where to turn them on. OFood is free, with no ads or subscriptions. Thank you for using it!

Meal reminders can now follow the times you usually eat (Settings → Meal reminders). Nine foods people searched for are new, including almonds, olives, feta and instant noodles, and search understands more dish names. OFood is free, with no ads or subscriptions. Thank you for using it!

Fixed: on a fresh install the + button could sit there doing nothing while the food recognizer finished loading — with no sign it was working. Now you see a spinner, and the + appears the moment it is ready. Sorry if that one caught you. We also added a quick way to tell us when something is wrong: if you have to type a food in because we didn't have it, the app now asks what went wrong — one tap, no typing, and it never asks again once you answer. OFood is free, with no ads or subscriptions. Thank you for using it!

Search now understands you. Misspell it — “yoghurt”, “yogrut” — and it still finds yogurt. Put a word in front, like “raisin bagel”, and you get bagel. And if your phone is set to Arabic, Chinese, Russian or any of the 12 languages OFood speaks, searching in your own language works properly now. We also added more everyday foods — spinach, sweet potato, cauliflower, beetroot, aubergine, sausage, pork chop, ham — and filled in detailed nutrition for more of the foods you log. OFood is free, with no ads or subscriptions — if it helps you, a review would mean a lot. Thank you!

Find your food. We added the everyday staples people kept telling us were missing — bread, eggs, onion, cereal, bagel, peanut butter, greek yogurt, tofu, natto and more — each with real nutrition and in all 12 languages the app speaks. Search is smarter too: type "tomato" and you get tomato, not tomato soup. And you can now set a daily reminder so logging becomes a habit, off by default and adjustable in Settings. OFood is free, with no ads or subscriptions — if it helps you, a review would mean a lot. Thank you!

Fixes a crash some people hit while logging meals — thank you to everyone who kept trying. Your diary now has a daily calorie goal, so the number means something: set one and see what's left for the day. Meals are grouped by day with a total for each one, and tapping a day's entries is easier to read. Also added nutrients for a few more foods. OFood is free, with no ads or subscriptions — if it helps you, a review would mean a lot. Thank you!

Add a meal without a photo. Tap + and you can now search for a food, pick a drink, or re-add something you logged before — the camera is still there when you want it. Tap any meal in your diary to see your own history of that food: how often you log it, your usual portion, and its nutrients. More foods now show detailed nutrients too. OFood is free, with no ads or subscriptions — if it helps you, a review would mean a lot. Thank you!

More foods the camera knows — cashews, pickles, bread rolls, ham and cheese sandwiches, bell peppers, dumpling soup, dates and more. And when you type a food we already know, even a different spelling or in your own language, its calories now fill in straight away instead of asking you for them. Same permissions, same privacy. OFood is free, with no ads or subscriptions — if it helps you, a review would mean a lot. Thank you!

A quieter update: OFood now measures how well recognition works in real use — anonymously, and never including your food names, photos or diary — so the next version can show calories right in the viewfinder as soon as the match is certain. Same permissions, same privacy. OFood is free, with no ads or subscriptions — if it helps you, a review would mean a lot. Thank you!

Your foods: a dish you typed once is remembered. Next time you photograph it, tap it under "Your foods" and its calories are already filled in. Calories you entered yourself are never overwritten when we add that food. More everyday foods with USDA nutrition. On iPhones with a depth camera (Pro models and two-lens phones), the photo you confirm now also carries depth information, for better portion estimates over time. Same permissions, same privacy. OFood is free, with no ads or subscriptions — if it helps you, a review would mean a lot. Thank you!

Nutrition fixes from your logs: fried eggs are now priced as eggs, and 20 more dishes use the right USDA row (chow mein, dumplings, meatloaf, pies, tomato soup and others). Smarter portions: finger foods count pieces (2 chicken fingers, 4 shrimp), pizza counts slices, never a whole pizza. New food: paratha. Foods you typed in your own language are matched too. OFood is free, with no ads or subscriptions — if it helps you, a review would mean a lot. Thank you!

Drinks can now be logged. When a photo looks like a drink, pick coffee, tea, milk, juice, soda, beer or wine with real nutrition, by the cup, glass or can — or search for them any time. New foods: tomato and roasted cauliflower. Brazilian names like X-burger now resolve in search. Typed a food we don't know yet? When we add it, your entry gets its calories automatically. The blur check is a little stricter. OFood is free, with no ads or subscriptions — if it helps you, a review would mean a lot. Thank you!

Regional dishes now also show their common name ("Rice pudding (arroz con leche)"), and suggestions no longer repeat the same dish under different names. The app tells you when a new version is available.

Blurry photos are now caught before analysis so you can retake instead of getting a wrong food. Mango and other whole fruits open as one whole piece. The app tells you when a new version is available.

Blurry photos are now caught before analysis so you can retake instead of getting a wrong food. Mango and other whole fruits open as one whole piece. The app tells you when a new version is available.

Portion sizes you can picture: pick a unit like small, medium, large, slice or cup and set how many. The grams slider stays for fine-tuning, and the diary shows the units you logged.