KeepEatClean

A rebuilt Home, a meal log you can actually correct, and the evidence behind every claim the app makes. Home - A new hero that says one thing about your day and where the evidence stands, instead of a wall of cards. On day one it tells you honestly how far off the first real pattern is: "4 of 12 paired days." - Readiness now works with whatever you wear. Oura, Garmin, Whoop and others each keep their own score under their own name, and if you wear two, you see both numbers side by side and where they disagree. - New accounts can put their own maintenance calories down before the app has learned them, and see how close they were once the logged days arrive. Meal log - Search foods by name against the USDA database, no photo needed. - Barcode scanning now logs a product to your diary, not just judges it. Portions are entered by weight in grams or ounces. - Every logged meal can be reopened and fixed: portions, individual items, photo, restaurant. Corrections made days later teach the app, which is when you are most likely to have the packet in front of you. - Each number now says where it came from: yours, checked, estimate, or rough guess. Meals containing guesses are marked in the diary. - Protein reads alongside calories rather than buried underneath. - The evening reminder asks you to log your meal instead of reciting how many calories you have left. Food and body - Tap any confirmed pattern to see every paired day behind it, plotted. - Effects are reported as a range rather than a single confident number, and a pattern is only shown if it survives dropping any single day. - Per-meal glucose curves, a side-by-side view of the foods you have tested, and a countdown to the verdict on any experiment still running. - An alcohol journal that asks about last night and folds into the same analysis. A "no" counts as an answer. - Settings now includes "Where your data comes from," listing the source behind every metric. Wearables - Multiple devices no longer overwrite each other. Every device's reading is kept, and you can see which one tracks your food most closely. Getting started - Onboarding is shorter and connects health data early, since physiology is half of every pattern. - Invite codes can be entered during setup. Community - A compact, feed-first Community, shareable invite links with QR codes, and referral rewards that now credit both people. Fixes - The food library no longer shows a longevity score that was derived from the spelling of the food's name. - Learning progress counts days you logged food, which is what it always said it counted. - Charts across the app now share one visual system and one set of colors, checked for color-vision accessibility. - App download size is substantially smaller.