SolidTrack Fitness

Nutrition — the headline. An entire tab, built from nothing in this window: Meal planning — the coach proposes a plan sized to the person; plans persist, are editable, and work for any day, not just today. Planning and logging were later merged into one Today screen. Five ways to log food — search, one-tap repeat of a planned meal, barcode scan, nutrition-label scan (for when the barcode comes up short), and photograph a plate to identify its components. Food database — seeded from USDA, with Open Food Facts for branded packets, a translation layer so everyday names find USDA's vocabulary, and regional ranking. Plus 41 composed Indian dishes. My Recipes — a home for dishes you cook, costed from their ingredients, editable in whatever unit you actually use. Day totals against targets, portion weights, four label nutrients stored and shared, share a day or a single meal, swipe-to-edit, multi-select, confirm-before-delete. Exercise demos — rebuilt on a real rig The demo library was migrated onto a Blender rig in five phases (barbell, dumbbells and cables, supine, prone, suspended), with body anatomy refitted from rig measurements rather than guessed. Everything was then re-rendered at HD, nine filmed clips wired in, and worked muscles tinted. Player reflow, Focus Mode letterboxing, and tablet sizing all fixed. Apple Health & Watch Import weight and body fat from Health. Fixed the phone and Watch both writing the same workout — sessions were being double-counted. The Watch now asks for HealthKit access on launch instead of failing silently; Settings shows and requests that access honestly. Look and feel A shared gradient app bar replaced per-screen implementations across the app, followed by a sweep for light-theme readability — chips, labels, popup-menu icons, the Export sheet. Progress was reorganised: Goals onto Overview, body measurements split out, Calendar folded in.