New: Press and hold a meal’s Add button to quickly open Camera, Photo, Describe Meal, or Quick Add. New: Touch and hold a food entry, then drag it to reorder it within a meal. Fixed: Favorite foods now appear reliably in search after syncing. Fixed: Food search now shows local and recently logged results without waiting for online results. Fixed: Rare crash when deleting a food from the Home screen. Improved: Energy remaining pill looks better on iOS 27. Improved: Restaurant menu imports will continue even if you background the app (iOS 26 and later). Improved: Your home screen now loads faster and scrolls more smoothly. Improved: The recent food entries view now goes back 6 months.

New: Discover faster ways to log with Siri and Shortcuts. New: Explore FitBee’s features and integrations with the new setup checklist.

Improved: You can now archive meals in Food Log Settings. Archived meals remain in your history but won’t appear when logging new foods. Improved: Made scrolling on the Home screen smoother. Improved: Nutrition Label Scanning is now faster.

New: Add photos to “Describe Meal” for more accurate nutrition estimates. New: Describe your meal by voice for quicker entries. Improved: Highlight the search bar after quick adding a food, so you can start a new search immediately. (Thanks Mark P.!) Improved: Frequently paired food suggestions now load much faster, especially for foods you log often. Improved: Nutrient goal trends now load faster, especially if you track several nutrients. Improved: Higher quality previews when adding a caption to a photo. Fixed: Rare crash when using the camera. Fixed: Prevented duplicate photos when tapping the shutter button multiple times. Fixed: Widgets did not reflect unit setting changes immediately. Fixed: Energy summaries incorrectly included disabled meal sections. Fixed: When populating the data from a photos EXIF data, we used the incorrect time zone offset value. Fixed: Visual defects when rotating between landscape and portrait mode.

New: Track your water intake with a new Apple Watch complication. Fixed: Some foods could show negative carbohydrate values when editing them with AU/NZ, EU, or UK nutrition labels. Fixed: Watch app could fail to load data for users with water tracking enabled but no water goal set.

New: Apple Watch app – check your progress right from your wrist. New: Add support for FitBee on iPad. Fixed: Nutrient Goal widget did not display progress correctly. Improved: Camera launches more quickly on iOS 26. Improved: Camera got a visual update for iOS 26 users. Improved: Prevent accidental food-row taps while editing serving amounts by blocking touches beneath the keyboard shortcut bar. Improved: Reduced app size by ~25%.

Fixed: Another crash that could occur due to a user having multiple favorites for the same food.

Fixed: Crash that could occur after favoriting the same food more than once. Fixed: Serving amounts now always respect your device’s number format, including decimal separators.

Fixed: Crash when a food has duplicate nutrition information.

Fixed: Improved reliability of camera on older devices. Fixed: Some custom foods could show “1 g” instead of the serving name after editing for users in the EU.

New: Your remaining energy now stays visible as you scroll through Home. New: Open the camera from a Lock Screen Widget. Fixed: Crash when tapping on meal reminder notifications. Improved: Accessibility improvements throughout the app.

New: Mark your day as complete to celebrate your progress and see a weight projection based on how the day went. New: Duplicate an existing food to make modifications or create variations. Improved: Filter by meal when viewing recent food entries. Fixed: A rare crash that could occur when searching for a food that had duplicate favorite records.

New: Mark your day as complete to celebrate your progress and see a weight projection based on how the day went. New: Duplicate an existing food to make modifications or create variations. Improved: Filter by meal when viewing recent food entries.

Improved: When saving a custom food, FitBee now tells you which required fields are missing. Improved: Added the ability to toggle flash when scanning barcodes or taking photos. Fixed: Food logging did not work for users running on iOS 18.3.2 or below. Fixed: Crash when tapping a notification from FitBee. Fixed: Editing a custom food’s serving size could create incorrect 1g or 100g serving options.

Improved: Foods you’ve eaten recently in the same meal are now more likely to appear near the top of recents. Fixed: Certain food entries could end up on the wrong date when exporting your data to CSV or PDF.

3.14.3 Fixed: Resolved an issue on iOS 18 where the meal action row could grow taller while scrolling. 3.14.2 New: Added an Export Data shortcut for automating data exports. New: Customize nutrients when using Quick Add. Improved: Faster access to your recent items—view and log them directly from the Home screen. Improved: Added a new setting to choose your first day of the week. The default is now Monday. Fixed: Text Export now respects your selected nutrients.

New: Added an Export Data shortcut for automating data exports. New: Customize nutrients when using Quick Add. Improved: Faster access to your recent items—view and log them directly from the Home screen. Improved: Added a new setting to choose your first day of the week. The default is now Monday. Fixed: Text Export now respects your selected nutrients.

New: Share your weight progress and celebrate your results. Improved: Cleaned up up the Settings screen. Improved: Increased the tappable area of the Quick Add button in food search results. Fixed: Resolved an issue where swiping to delete on the Home Screen could cause the footer to appear twice.

New: Add notes to any day to keep track of how food affects your health goals. New: Added the ability to create custom workouts. New: FitBee now lets you know when there’s an ongoing service disruption. Improved: Made the next/previous text field buttons easier to tap. Improved: Made it easier to copy a meal from yesterday to today using the Copy menu.

3.13.5 Fixed: The order of goals on the widget was reversed. 3.13.4 Improved: Significantly reduced FitBee’s on-device database size. Improved: Active Energy trends and averages are now more accurate when Apple Health has missing or zero-value days. Fixed: On first launch, the “What’s New” card could appear on Home and sometimes could not be dismissed.

Improved: Significantly reduced FitBee’s on-device database size. Improved: Active Energy trends and averages are now more accurate when Apple Health has missing or zero-value days. Fixed: On first launch, the “What’s New” card could appear on Home and sometimes could not be dismissed.

New: Added an Energy Goal Calculation screen that explains how your daily goal is computed. Improved: Fixed an issue where Active Energy adjustments could make your goal unrealistically low at the start of the day. Improved: Water entries in fluid ounces now support two decimal places. Improved: Added a link with instructions on how to set up Family Sharing. Improved: Tapping on a goal card on the home screen now shows the goal details. Improved: Add a % of calories by macronutrient section in Nutrition Summary. Improved: Removed the confusing % of calories from macros view on the Home View. Improved: The keyboard dismiss button now appears as a compact floating button instead of a full-width bar. Fixed: What's New on the Home Screen could reappear after dismissal. Fixed: Scanned nutrition labels now correctly convert sodium to salt for UK/EU formats instead of showing inflated salt values.

New: Added a Weight Trend widget to quickly see your latest weight and progress at a glance. Improved: Your library sort order now persists. Improved: Your data export options now persists. Fixed: Daily summary exports now respects your nutrition label format.

New: Share your day as a PDF or plain text — perfect for sending to a coach or your favorite AI. Fixed: Widget calorie and macro totals could include entries from disabled or deleted meal types. Fixed: Copied meals now use the current time when duplicating entries. Fixed: The app could freeze when rotating to landscape while using Describe on iOS 26.

New: See a breakdown of your nutrition for the day, including which foods had the biggest impact on your goals. New: Track which foods contribute most to your goals over time. New: Choose light/dark mode independent of your system settings. Improved: Retry photo analysis scans directly if the initial attempt fails. Improved: Enter decimal values when editing metric serving sizes for more accurate logging. Improved: Access the Describe feature directly from the home screen. Fixed: Widgets could show outdated water and nutrient data after midnight.