OpenNutriTracker

Version 2.0 is the biggest update OpenNutriTracker has had — a redesign that touches every screen, plus a much larger food database and a proper Trends tab. A new look • Calmer, flatter design across the whole app, with meals and activities as full-width rows that are easier to read and tap • Settings moved into the You tab and grouped into labelled categories, so the scattered gear icons are gone • Swipe between days in the diary, and jump straight back to today • Friendlier empty states, and a new animated splash screen Trends • Current and longest logging streak • Calories charted against your goal line, with week-over-week change and tappable points • Daily macro averages, a water card, and weight against your target with an estimate of how long it will take to get there • Switch the window between 7, 30 and 90 days or your entire history • Log your weight straight from Trends, and pick a date to backfill older entries Food database • Search now spans Open Food Facts, USDA FoodData Central and the German Bundeslebensmittelschlüssel, with the sources selectable in Settings • One combined result list ranked by relevance instead of separate tabs per source • Recently added foods appear first, so repeat meals are a two-tap job • Serving labels use real household units, and machine-translated names are marked as such Faster logging • Quick add for activities as well as meals — a name, the calories, done • Preset quantity chips in the meal detail sheet • The barcode scanner keeps the camera upright, and the search bar no longer overflows in landscape Profiles and units • Multiple profiles on one device • Food, height and body weight now have their own units, including stones and feet + inches Onboarding • The first-run flow has been rebuilt and now explains what each answer is used for • Try the app with sample data before entering anything about yourself • New screens explain exactly how your calorie goal, macro split and BMI are calculated Accessibility • Contrast raised to WCAG AA, screen-reader labels on the calorie ring and charts • Layouts hold together at large text sizes instead of clipping or overflowing Fixes • Entries land on the right day when a custom day-start time is set • Weight changes made in your profile are recorded in your weight history • Exports no longer fail silently with an empty file • Macro split values save exactly as you type them • A storage error now shows a recovery screen instead of quietly resetting the app • Recipe tags survive duplication, and various layout crashes are gone As always: free, open source, no ads, no subscriptions, and your data stays on your device. Huge thanks to @jordan-lee-code, @chrisheib, @munzzyy, @Xmemo, and Niko for the code, fixes, and review that went into this release.