Nutrician: Macro Food Tracker

This is the biggest update since we launched. Most of it has been arriving quietly over the past month. The Apple Health part needed this build. SCAN A PACKET Point the camera at a barcode and the nutrition panel comes back. No typing, no searching, and it costs nothing. No barcode on it? Photograph the nutrition label instead and it reads the printed panel straight off. A photo already in your library works as well as a fresh one. A scan hands you the facts and a button. Nothing gets logged behind your back. IS THIS ONE OK FOR ME? A scan now answers the question you actually have while you are standing in the aisle. Your allergies and the way you eat are both part of the check, and the warning shows every time rather than waiting for a reason to appear. APPLE HEALTH Your meals now go out to Health with their water and their micronutrients, not just calories, so your other apps can see the whole picture. Weight comes in, so your trend stays current without you typing it twice. Activity comes in too, and that one changes how the app talks to you: a hard day yesterday raises today's protein and calorie floors. You spent it, so you get to eat it back. Nothing is ever subtracted for sitting still. A HOME SCREEN THAT IS A DASHBOARD Protein, carbs and fat as dials you can read in a second, calories and water beside them, your meals underneath. The conversation is one tap away when you want it. Fold any widget down to a thin bar if you do not use it, and it stays folded on every device you sign in on. The settings page is gone, replaced by one control block that sits next to whatever you are looking at. There is also a suggestion for what to eat next, built only from meals you have actually logged, and a quicker way to log one of your regulars again. NUTRIENT BALANCE A score above the dials that reads how balanced the day is, not how complete it is, with the published range it is measured against named on screen. It will not punish you for eating plenty of protein. RECIPES A recipe book you can cook from. Photograph a recipe or type one in, in any language, and it comes back with the nutrition worked out. Keep yours private or share it. You can edit your own whenever you like, and you can ask the coach to write you one, up to five a day. SUPPLEMENTS Log what you take, including creatine, with steppers for the dose instead of a keyboard. When a label gives a vitamin in IU, the app asks which form it is rather than giving up on it. YOUR WEEK Your last twelve weeks side by side, and each day measured against what is normal for you rather than against a stranger's average. SMALLER THINGS - Save any meal with a star, and get it back in two taps - Pounds, stone and kilos all convert properly now. One stone stopped being read as 11 kg - Terms, Privacy and the two reference papers now live in the You panel, where you can actually find them - A food database record whose macros contradict its own calories is refused instead of quietly repaired. We would rather say we do not know - A cereal that called itself keto no longer gets away with it Everything here came out of people telling us what was wrong. The chat box is still the fastest way to reach us.