Guide shows a waiting card with what was sent while an answer is on its way. Before that, logging a meal shows one spinner, water is one line with a small amount box, and a switch that is on is a softer green. Before that, water had two lines, error messages sit in a faint red box with plain text, Change date is a button, and the sleep and cycle choices fit one line each. Before that, every text box is one size and easy to tap, small buttons became the standard chips, under, on target and over show only on bars and the gauge, and the main numbers in Reports, Body composition and the Data sheet share one style. Before that, the tab bar labels no longer blink when you change tab, and Guide and Progress open a little faster. Before that, buttons keep their space when something new appears, swiping a row of chips no longer changes tab, time pickers use am and pm, Workout ends in one card of options, Settings rows read title first, the alias has a clear text box, and the key steps have pictures. Before that, a ready meal plan is grouped by week and day, each folding open in place, with why each day looks the way it does. Text, colour, buttons and card headers follow one design standard on every screen. Before that, icons are sharper and the offline copy is set up as soon as the app opens. Before that, the meal plan setup is one screen of three questions, with every other option under More options. Before that, portions are realistic and easy to change: size words are understood, Small, Usual and Large sit under the log box after logging, the app learns your usual sizes, and your katori size can be set. Text looks the same on every screen. Before that, typing a meal works far better without a key, with about 1,300 foods including McDonald's India items, plans draw on 274 meals, and the exercise library adds cardio, sports, yoga, mobility and a full gym set. Before that, the meal plan asks your preferences, plans each day to its own target, and comes with swaps, a shopping list and Plan again. Before that, security is tighter: the app runs only its own code, saved keys are no longer shown in full, and backups are checked more strictly. Before that, a backup file can be shared straight to the app to restore it. Before that, the app opens with its pulse, cards sit raised, taps and screens move like an app, OpenRouter models are chosen from a list with a free one as the default, and key fields no longer set off the browser's password prompt. Before that, the BS Score and training suggestions follow your plan, averages count days with two or more logs, weight trends ignore a single odd morning, your own calorie target can add training burn, and photo logging uses the numbers printed in the image, with a choice of sizes. Before that, slow answers and barcode lookups stopped failing and the app opens without a connection. Before that, the app started showing when it is working on something, logging a meal offers Undo, a top bar holds the date while you scroll, and 40 more exercises have a built-in video. Before that, more exercise names in plans found their video, such as Dumbbell Overhead Extension and Farmer's Walk. Before that, exercise videos started muted so they play straight away on phones. Before that, Save as PDF started making the file on your phone, with no print window, and reports gained a week, month and 90-day view with new sections, a share image you choose the contents of, and charts in the PDF. Before that, Guide was rebuilt around what comes next: one question box, Next, Situations, This week and Plans. Food preferences moved to Settings. Before that, body composition got its own Progress card with trend lines, fat mass and lean mass, and a sheet with Overview, Trends and Readings. Calorie and protein targets use lean mass when there is a recent body fat reading. Earlier: the camera button takes a photo or lets you pick one, including a screenshot of an order or menu, and works out what it shows. A barcode scanner (a test feature) finds packaged products, and Progress has a new Body composition card. Videos that cannot play in the app switch to another one or open on YouTube. Before that, Workout gained a date header with arrows and a calendar, like Nutri, so past and future days are both reachable. Settings is one page with no Save button; changes apply as you make them. Weight and distance units can be shown in kg/lb and km/mi. The camera can read a nutrition label as well as a plate of food, and an amount you change updates the numbers at once. You can now choose OpenRouter as well as Gemini for optional connected features, each with its own key.