CalorieRecycle

Added Elder Mode and blood pressure averages, plus nearly 150 more Taiwanese foods** • Added Elder Mode: a simplified screen for a family member, with just three actions — log a usual food, see today, log water — no search, no menus. An on-screen hint shows that a 5-second press-and-hold exits • Elder Mode's usual items are organized by meal (breakfast/lunch/dinner/snack), default to the current time of day, and can also be switched manually. Beyond individual foods, a saved meal set can be added too, logging the whole set in one tap • The blood pressure chart now has a Range / Average / Both switch: see each reading's range, an average line per period, or both overlaid. A period-average summary appears below the chart • Added 64 Taiwanese dishes, such as Tainan beef soup, stir-fried duck blood with pork intestine, angelica duck soup, Hakka stir-fry, eel yi noodles, and tube sticky rice • Taiwanese noodles greatly expanded: 33 new varieties including beef brisket noodles, braised pork noodles, shredded chicken noodles, pork chop noodles, and rice vermicelli with meat soup — each in small and large bowls; existing noodles also gained large-bowl entries • Over 300 more foods in the database: vegetarian dishes, Taiwanese home cooking, and restaurant chains such as Thai Town (瓦城), Taoban (陶板屋), Zhujian (築間), Juan Tofu (涓豆腐), Sushiro, Kura Sushi, Ay-Chung Noodles (阿宗麵線), Du Hsiao Yueh (度小月), Haidilao, Pike Chicken (派克雞排), and Louisa Coffee (calories are estimates); plus Korean, Thai, Sichuan, Hong Kong dim sum, Vietnamese, omurice, sizzling-plate steak sets, Taiwanese bakery, Hakka and outlying-island specialties, night-market snacks, fruit, snacks, supplements, festive foods, traditional desserts and drinks, and millet and Shaoxing wine • "Recent foods" in food search now remembers separately per meal — foods like bubble tea or fried snacks that show up across lunch, dinner, and snacks can now appear in more than one meal's recent list