
Calorie Burndown
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What's New in Calorie Burndown
1.6.1
September 25, 2026
Fixes from the first days of 1.6. Resting energy was going missing. The app reads your Health data hour by hour, and resting energy arrives in long stretches that cross from one hour into the next — those were being discarded rather than counted, so it could read your resting burn as zero. Depending on where it landed, that showed up as History crediting only what you had actively burned, as days marked missed that you had actually hit, or as the Today screen refusing to show anything at all and telling you it could not read your Health data. It could read it the whole time. Thank you to the tester who kept reporting this until it made sense. The chart on your Watch complication kept disappearing between visits. The app refreshes those figures in the background every fifteen minutes or so, and the shape beside them was being started and then abandoned each time, so unless you had just opened the app there was nothing to draw. It now finishes the job. Opening the app is quicker. It was reading your Health data up to seven times at once on launch, each read slowing the others down, and the "Reading your Health data" screen stayed up for all of it. Now it reads once. Also in this update: - If you have entered your resting energy manually in Settings, History now uses it. Every other screen already did, so your days were being scored against a figure the rest of the app had agreed to use. - Each check-in time in Settings says when it will next arrive. Changing one to a time that has already passed schedules it for tomorrow, and the weekly review moves within its own day — both correct, neither obvious, and now both visible. - The Watch app no longer briefly shows an empty space where the chart belongs while it waits for your resting energy to load. Every feature is still free. No paywall, no subscription, no account.
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