Supplements finally count, and your glucose readings sit next to your meals. • Add the supplements you take and tick off what you took — they now count toward your vitamin and mineral totals, so a daily multivitamin no longer leaves you looking short. • Where a dose goes above a published upper limit for the supplemental form, NutriSnap says so plainly and cites the source. It never tells you what to take. • If a glucose monitor or meter writes to Apple Health — Stelo, Lingo, Dexcom and others do — you can see those readings beside the meals you logged. For reference only; NutriSnap displays them, it doesn't interpret them. • Export your health markers and supplements as CSV, and your food log now carries its vitamins and minerals too. Your data leaves with you. • A clear warning before a free trial converts, naming the amount you'll be charged. • If a payment fails, you'll see it in time to fix it instead of quietly losing Pro. Your photos still never leave your phone, and barcode scanning is still free for everyone.

Find your food faster, and keep your eating window in sight. • Search the meals you've logged straight from the iPhone home screen — only food you entered yourself, never your Apple Health data. • Say "Log food in NutriSnap" to add a meal by voice, with nutrition from the USDA database. • Your eating window now shows on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, counting down on its own. • Point the camera at food using visual intelligence and NutriSnap offers matching foods to log, on iPhone models that support Apple Intelligence. • Edit or delete any health marker you've entered, and the change follows you to your other devices. Your photos still never leave your phone, and barcode scanning is still free for everyone.

Vitamins and minerals are here — plus a health summary you can hand to your doctor. • Track 9 vitamins and minerals: iron, calcium, magnesium, zinc, vitamin A, C, D, folate and B-12, with daily reference amounts for your age and sex and every source cited. • Log your own health markers — LDL, HDL, triglycerides, HbA1c, fasting glucose, blood pressure and resting heart rate — and see them over time next to your diet. • Choose a dietary pattern (DASH, blood-sugar aware, heart & cholesterol aware, PCOS-informed) to adjust your nutrient targets, with the guideline behind each one. • Export a printable health summary for an appointment. • Streak milestones you can share, and a nudge before you lose a streak. • No more banner ads. The free tier no longer shows any banner advertising.

• Saturated fat, cholesterol, and potassium are now tracked and shown in your diary. • More reliable saving and iCloud sync — your log and profile stay safer across devices. • A gentle caution if you set a very low calorie target, with a cited safe minimum. • Assorted correctness and stability improvements.

• New: a Home Screen and Lock Screen widget showing the calories you have left today. • New: ask Siri how many calories you have left, or log water by voice. • Weight trend with an adaptive maintenance-calorie estimate. • Logging streaks to help you stay consistent. • Water tracking with optional reminders, plus a fasting / eating-window timer. • 14-day calorie trends, weekly insights, and CSV export of your food and weight data. • Sugar and sodium now shown, clearer protein targets, and accessibility improvements.

This update makes NutriSnap smoother, faster to set up, and better at scanning real meals: • Easier setup — type your exact age, height, and weight (or tap − / +), with a Done button to close the number pad. • Photo scanning now handles a plate with several different foods at once. • Logging is clearer — you get an instant confirmation when a food is added, and the photo resets so you know it worked. • Set portions precisely by typing the exact amount. • More reliable Apple Health syncing, clearer “how your goals are calculated” sources, and polished visuals. Thanks for the feedback! Questions or ideas? Email mwsupplylimited@gmail.com

This is a big update — everything from 1.1, plus your food database now stays current on its own. NEW IN THIS UPDATE • Barcode scanning — free and unlimited. • 13,000+ foods from USDA FoodData Central with real household portions. • Smarter on-device photo scan that finds each food on the plate. • Sleep page: how late meals, caffeine and alcohol relate to your sleep, plus sleep debt and consistency — on-device, with cited sources. • Activity page: calories in vs out beside your rings and workouts. • Faster logging: recents, copy-yesterday, portion memory, a no-scale portion guide. KEEPS ITSELF CURRENT (NEW) • Your food database can now update without an app update — automatically over Wi-Fi (you can turn it off), or with a tap in Profile › Food Database. • Optional offline barcode pack: download a large catalog of packaged products so barcode scanning works instantly and fully offline. All Health data stays on your device — never uploaded, never used for ads. Data updates contain no personal or health information. Also fixes a crash some users saw when opening the Sleep page after connecting Apple Health, and the Sleep and Activity pages now refresh right away when you grant access.

Thanks for using NutriSnap! This update improves the Membership page (clear retry when plans can't load, and the free-trial offer only shows when your account is eligible), fixes the daily free-scan reset after midnight, makes Sources & References reachable right from onboarding, and aligns protein targets precisely with the cited dietary guidelines.