
LiteBite: AI Calorie Coach
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What's New in LiteBite
2.1.7
October 1, 2026
LiteBite is on your wrist. The new Apple Watch app shows what's left of your day at a glance and logs without reaching for your phone: a glass of water, a coffee or a drink in one tap, and a meal just by saying it. Ask the coach, send a recipe or restaurant search to your iPhone, tick off your vitamin stack, check your steps, log your weight, turn the Digital Crown to say how an injury is healing, and start a workout with live heart rate. Pages or cards: hold the home screen to choose. On iPad, LiteBite now uses the whole screen, with your day laid out in two columns. Answer your coach right from the notification: tell it what you ate, log a glass of water, mark today's session done or say how an injury feels, without opening the app. Workouts from Apple Health: sessions your watch or another app recorded now show up on the Body page, one tap from being added. Photograph a restaurant's menu and watch it fill in. A panel slides up the moment we recognise it, with a progress bar that counts real dishes, each under its own menu section with calories, protein, carbs, fat and the price. Lock your phone while it works: progress stays on your Lock Screen and we tell you when it's done. Logging a dish off a scanned menu now works; it never did. Also: the calories you have left are one number everywhere — the ring, the suggestions and your watch. A workout logged in several messages is one workout, named after what you actually trained. Supplement names fit, and more of the app, including the permission prompts, now speaks your language.
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