Milk Monster: Feeding Tracker

Everything in this release came out of the same question: is the app telling you the truth? When you're offline, Milk Monster no longer tells you an entry saved when it couldn't. It waits, and it says so. Stopping a session from the lock screen now reliably stops it in the app. Every invite you've sent is listed in one place, including ones someone has already used, and any of them can be stopped. You can't stop sharing you can't see. Deleting an account now tells you exactly which logs go with it, and asks you to type the baby's name to confirm. If your family has someone else in it, nothing is destroyed and we say that plainly instead of warning you about it. Premium says what's actually true. A family covered by a subscription that has lapsed no longer shows as Premium, and moving Premium between families explains what each one gains and loses before you decide. The version number at the bottom of Settings is finally the version you're running.