Cow care - Update Celebration is on 14 October 2026: attract a cow that day and it arrives cast in Bronze New - Scan your meals. A camera moon orbits in on Today: photograph your plate or import photos, and Apple Intelligence suggests what it sees. Nothing is logged until you confirm with the usual YES/NO tap - Recognized foods arrive as chips you can remove — then the plate's CO₂e drifts up the screen as clouds - Gentle waves move across your photo while it is analyzed, then give way to its CO₂e clouds when the result is ready - Guess before Naomi does, and wager a moon on how many clouds the plate makes - Say what the camera can't see: tap the microphone and describe your plate out loud. Your words appear live under the viewfinder and travel with the photo, so the estimate knows what it could not see - Memories. A new tab keeps one card per day for the plates you photographed. Filter them, give one a heart, five stars or a bookmark, and bring a bookmarked memory into any meal - Your year on one page. History turns a calendar year into a poster, ready to share. Switch it to CO₂, Water or Land and it drops the calendar for things you can picture: kilometres by car, showers, football pitches - Four more things you can give up. Shellfish, molluscs, insects and honey join the diet picker — the app already understood them, it just never asked - Your own food groups now appear in the diet picker too: choose which ones count as meat for you - Cloud jar. Choose how many clouds your day holds before it turns red: Settings › Diet Goals › Cloud jar, or Edit on the scan's meter. It starts at six, so nothing changes until you move it - Where the numbers come from. The impact page cites its sources: Poore & Nemecek 2018 via Our World in Data, the EWG Meat Eater's Guide for lamb and pork, Mekonnen & Hoekstra for water, the FAO for average diets — and says which rows are our own estimates. There is a new Sources page, and every scan ends with "How scanning works" Improvement - The app turns sideways. Today, History, the year poster and the scan each get a layout built for landscape instead of a squeezed portrait one — on iPhone as well as iPad - Answer and a little moon lifts off the planet you touched and flies into the day's bubble - The meal editor grows out of Naomi's speech bubble and folds back into it - Settings moved to Today's top-right corner: one tab less, and more room for what you came for - Rather not see the camera moon on Today? Hide it in Settings › Planets & Moons - Photos you keep are saved to your photo library like any other shot — switch it off in Settings › Meal Bug Hunt - Two holidays never share a day again: the second one steps to the next free day - History's rings no longer blink when your data refreshes Accessibility - VoiceOver announces each meal you log or remove, the guess game's verdict and what dictation recognized Foundations - Scanning runs on Apple Intelligence with Private Cloud Compute: your photos are never stored, never used to train anything, and Apple cannot read them. It needs iOS 27, a device with Apple Intelligence and a connection — and it has a daily allowance, which iCloud+ can raise If you enjoy the app, a rating or review means a lot. Thank you!