VectorShield

This update makes food and menu analysis read the same way on your iPhone and your Apple Watch, and adds dishes whose name is itself the evidence of a trigger. Consistent ratings across iPhone and Apple Watch - The app and the Watch app now share one list of red-meat and dairy triggers instead of three copies that had drifted apart. A meal that rated one way on your phone rated a different way on your wrist; that no longer happens. - Terms the Watch was missing, including sirloin, ribeye, ghee, buttermilk, kefir, ricotta and provolone, are now recognized on the Watch. Dishes recognized by name - Sauces and dishes defined by dairy are now matched: alfredo, queso, tzatziki, hollandaise, bechamel, gratin and au gratin. "Creamed" is matched too. - Dishes defined by mammalian meat are now matched: carbonara (guanciale or pancetta) and stroganoff (beef). Pancetta and guanciale are recognized on their own. How matching works - iPhone matches whole words, so a dish name is read as a dish name. "Cream" no longer fails to match "creamed". - Terms that name an ingredient without proving one are still left out on purpose. "Ranch" and "aioli" are not treated as dairy, because the name is not the evidence.