Forma: AI Facial Analysis

Hands-free capture. The side-on photo was always awkward because you cannot see the screen while you are taking it. The camera now counts you in and takes it for you, five seconds for the profile and three for the front. You can add food by name. The nutrition log, the meal planner and the product scanner all needed a barcode before, so a home-cooked meal could not be recorded at all and a can out of a multipack had nothing to scan. All three now have a searchable library of food and drink. Water is tracked in litres as well as glasses, and the whole app now agrees on one daily target instead of quoting three different ones. iPhone photos work. HEIC is the default iPhone camera format and the app used to refuse it, then suggest you try HEIC instead. It converts them properly now. A pass over smaller screens. On shorter phones the onboarding slides drew over the skip and back buttons, floating scroll hints covered the content underneath and both photo tiles could come up empty. Those are fixed. Your results are more honest. The report could contradict itself three ways on one screen, your ranking implied it was measured against real people when it is estimated and deleting your account claimed more than it had actually done. Each of those now says what is true. Plus a long list of smaller repairs, including a small PNG being refused for being too large, signing out leaving you signed in, the rating prompt asking people who had just had a bad experience and a wrong date on your phone wiping a season or a weekly challenge.