NutriSnap: Calorie Counter

ACTIVITY, IN ONE PLACE Tap Activity on your home screen and the whole picture opens up: this week at a glance, today's sessions, and two weeks of history. Your Apple Watch workouts arrive on their own — Running, Cycling, Strength, and the rest — right beside the ones you log by hand. COUNTED ONCE Apple Health's active energy already includes your Watch workouts, so NutriSnap no longer adds them a second time. A run your Watch recorded and you also logged is one run now. A gym session your Watch never saw still counts in full. One heads-up: if you sync Apple Health, log workouts by hand, and have "add burned calories to budget" turned on, your daily budget may read a little lower than it used to. The old number was counting the same workout twice. REVIEW & FIX, REBUILT The screen you see after every scan finally got the attention it deserved. The photo, the meal name and the totals now live in one card, ingredients read as a clean list, and the full nutrient panel — saturated fat, added sugars, cholesterol, potassium, calcium, iron and vitamin D — shows up where you can actually see it. Editing a saved meal no longer quietly drops those values. We softened the language too. Portions are an estimate and always were; that's why they're editable. It didn't need saying five times on one screen. SMALLER THINGS • Trends, Nutrition and Milestones are a proper segmented control now, so it's obvious you can switch between them • Slimmer meal headers in Today's diary — a real difference in dark mode • The ingredient and portion pickers open and close smoothly instead of snapping shut • The meal picker is easier to read in dark mode