A big, friendly glow-up — and a new name! • Say hello to Pipolo — same trusted safety checks, a warmer, rounder look, and Pip the peach bringing every screen to life. • Now in 4 languages — English, French, Spanish and German, including reading ingredient labels in each. • Smarter safety engine — better allergen detection across languages, sharper pregnancy-mode checks, and lots of accuracy improvements under the hood. • Plenty of polish and fixes throughout. Thanks for trusting us with your little ones.

A big accuracy and clarity update! • Smarter verdicts — Pipling now reads actual nutrition amounts, so a lightly salted cracker and a salt-heavy snack no longer get the same warning. • Better allergy detection — now also checks official "contains" and "may contain" label data for your child's allergens. • More precise quality scores, computed from each product's full nutrition panel. • Fixed rare cases where everyday foods were flagged incorrectly. • Redesigned Recalls tab — see at a glance whether anything you saved is affected, with clear hazard tags instead of walls of text. • Tested against hundreds of real products for reliability.

Nomi is now Pipling — same app, friendlier name. Plus the biggest update since launch: • Milestones: a color-themed timeline of every age-based food safety milestone (first solids, allergens, honey day, two years…), each with shareable keepsake cards and "watch out for" reminders. • Sharper safety engine: now catches every common form of sugar and salt on labels, blocks products inappropriate for newborns under 4 months, flags all chocolate and tuna for kids who shouldn't have them yet, and treats nicotine and cannabis as unsafe at any age. • Canadian recall coverage: Pipling now monitors Health Canada / CFIA alongside the FDA and CPSC. • Saved-product recall alerts: get notified the moment something on your watch list is recalled. • Smoother experience: redesigned onboarding (one focused question per page), refreshed Recalls feed with country flags and severity cues, and full support for iOS Reduce Motion accessibility setting. Thanks for being early users. Let us know if anything feels off.