BurnWeek: Calories & Protein

• Log food while you drive — Say what you ate through CarPlay: BurnWeek notices when you're done, says it back, and you can fix it just by talking. • Sign in with a passkey — Save your diary on the web with a passkey instead of a password, approve a browser from the BurnWeek app on your phone, and on a computer start with just Today and a box to type in. • Replace any logged item — Open an item and choose Replace, then say or type what it really was, or pick from your own foods. Totals follow, and Undo brings it back. • Nothing you share gets lost — Share something while signed out and it waits on your phone for two weeks. Sign in and you choose whether to add it. • Sign out tells you what's unsent — If something hasn't reached the server when you sign out, you're asked first, so nothing goes without you knowing. • What you log stays in view — after any log Today shows the new meal, and a picture on its way says so instead of an empty plate. • BurnWeek learns your words — Pick your own food once, and the words you used bring it back with its real numbers next time. • Your own foods, offered — Say something close to a food you really eat, in any of your languages, and it's offered right there next to the estimate. One tap and it's yours. • Your usual food, sized — When a food you often eat would cover the protein you have left, Today names it and how much. One tap to log it, or hide it. • Take a picture of what's on your scale — When you weigh something without saying what it is, take a picture and it's logged at the weight the scale measured, with Undo. A picture with no food in it logs nothing. • Today's protein after every log — Right after you log, the lock-screen card shows the meal on top and, under a thin line, today's protein with how much is left, so you see both at a glance. • Part of a meal, part of a pack — Say "half of that was someone else's" and the meal you logged shows your share, with Undo. Scan a barcode and say "a third of this" to use the pack's real weight and the label's numbers. Weighed food you just photographed? Pick your photo to keep it one meal. • Travel is your choice now — BurnWeek keeps the time zone of each day only if you turn on Travel in Sources, and turning it off deletes them. • See what you said — After a voice log, the words that became foods are marked, so a missed food is easy to spot and add with one tap. • Log food hands-free — With AirPods in, say "Log food with BurnWeek" and just talk; BurnWeek knows when you've finished, logs it and tells you what it logged, and you can fix it by voice. • Log by voice with Alexa — Enable BurnWeek in the Alexa app, link your account, then tell Alexa what you ate. Setup steps are in Profile → Connections. • Today counts up until you set a goal — Until you choose your own targets, Today and Plan show what you have eaten so far instead of measuring you against a default 2,000 kcal. • Undo when a connected app updates a meal — When an app you connected sends new numbers for a meal, its card now says which app updated it and lets you undo the change. • Say "skipped lunch" — Telling BurnWeek by voice that you skipped a planned meal or routine now skips it for today, with Undo, instead of logging it as food. • Routines wait while you travel — On a day you're away from home, a routine that logs itself asks at the end of the day instead, so a hotel breakfast never counts as your usual. • Cook once for the household — start a household in Profile, invite your people with a link, and mark a dinner "Cooked for the household". Everyone's share lands in their own day, so nobody logs the same pot twice. The first time, each person is asked once; after that their share simply arrives, and "Not mine" removes it. Members only see names and shares, never each other's day. • BurnWeek updates by email — Turn them on in Profile → Emails to get new features and ways to use them, a few times a month at most. Off unless you choose it. Bug fixes and improvements.