The menu of a meal in your week is clearer: three big buttons up top, everything else tucked under “More actions”. A recipe opened from a meal shows which day it's planned for and offers to change it. In cook mode, “All steps” shows the whole recipe at once, with the amounts for each step. Handy when your hands are busy. Leftovers and batch cooking now live in one place, in Profile. You choose whether dinner comes back for lunch the next day or the same dish comes back several times in the week. When you change your diet or the foods you avoid, ioumi shows the meals of the week that no longer fit and offers to replace them. Lunch keeps its spot in your week once you've filled it. When you start, you can say you'd like to cook less often: ioumi then suggests dinner leftovers for lunch. Cocotte's face now changes with what she tells you, and she babbles while her speech bubble fills in. Notifications have her own sound. In a shared household, you can say thanks to whoever cooked dinner. Their Cocotte passes it on. When ioumi offers to remind you, you can pick your shopping day: your list arrives that morning. An outfit you've earned can go on the app icon, from My collection. The widgets have two new faces: one for when you come back, one for when Cocotte gets a little bored. Recipe filters are easier to read: each group has its title, and what you rarely change is folded away. “Choose a recipe” shows one line per dish, with “+” to add it straight away. On your week, the cupboard items to use up are mentioned only once. Aisle arrows now appear only when you pick “Reorder the aisles” in the list's ⋯ menu. When a search finds nothing, ioumi offers to write the recipe. A problem or an idea: contact@ioumi.fr.

When you remove someone from your household, the invitation code changes. ioumi warns you before you confirm, then My household shows the new code: links sent earlier no longer work. If the last member of a household deletes their account, the household and its data go with it. Security fixes for shared households and community photos. A problem or an idea: contact@ioumi.fr.

Widgets now go dark with your iPhone, keeping the colour of the time of day. The icon now has a dark version and a tinted version, which your iPhone applies according to your Home Screen settings. After a few days without opening ioumi, Cocotte on the widget gets a little bored, then celebrates when you're back. While you cook, Cocotte on the Lock Screen follows the recipe and ends with "Enjoy your meal". She's also easier to see against the black of the Dynamic Island. A problem or an idea: contact@ioumi.fr.

If you create an account with an address that's already registered, ioumi tells you straight away and opens Log in with your email filled in. If the confirmation email doesn't arrive, start again under the code takes you back to the form to get a new one. A problem or an idea: contact@ioumi.fr.

41 new recipes, including weeknight dinners ready in 20 minutes for under €2 a portion, and classics like salt pork with lentils or Flemish carbonnade. A banner tells you how many of them suit your household, and Cocotte slips one into your week. In the morning, the Tonight card shows what's missing from your pantry for dinner. A dinner you didn't cook yesterday moves to a free evening in one tap. Fresh shopping gets an estimated date, and a dish with an ingredient that won't wait moves up to tonight. In cook mode, the step and the timer stay on your lock screen and in the Dynamic Island. On Sunday, your week is summed up before you plan the next one. You can set your shopping day in Days to plan. When several diets add up, Diet in your profile shows how many recipes are left and warns you if a meal would stay empty. A problem or an idea: contact@ioumi.fr.

ioumi is now available in English. It plans your week of meals and your shopping list, and learns what you like. The widgets show tonight's dinner and your week. A problem or an idea: contact@ioumi.fr.