Version 1.3.3
AI Log and micronutrient fixes
- Fixed AI Log behavior for a smoother on-device logging flow.
- Fixed micronutrient values when logging items from the personal Food Library.
- Final reliability improvements for the 1.3 release line.
FoodieCalc
Changelog
A clear record of what ships and why.
Latest release · Version 1.5.2
A clearer diary, your way
FoodieCalc 1.5.2 makes everyday logging easier to navigate and understand. Jump straight to a meal, collapse long diary sections, inspect your full day against your goals, find saved foods by brand, recover smoothly from a missing barcode, use named servings such as 1 scoop = 32 g, and tailor Progress to the sections you actually use.
Explore what's newVersion 1.5.2
A clearer diary, your way
- Pick a meal to expand it and jump straight to its place in the diary, then collapse any meal section when you want a shorter list.
- Tap Day's Total for calories and macros in grams, percentage of goal, and the amount left or over.
- Find saved foods by brand as well as product name, with direct search and creation choices when a barcode is missing.
- Create practical named servings such as 1 scoop = 32 g, and see each food's nutrition reference clearly in the Library.
- Choose which sections appear in Progress, while micronutrients without source data stay out of the way.
Version 1.5.1
Your whole plate, in Apple Health
- Fiber, sugar, vitamins, and minerals now sync to Apple Health alongside calories and macros — allow them once in Profile → Apple Health.
- Plan ahead — log or copy food up to 30 days ahead; planned days don't count until they arrive.
- Long-press any diary entry to favorite it, add it to My Foods, save it as a meal, or move it to another meal.
- Select several entries to copy them to another day, move them, save them as a meal, or delete them together.
Version 1.5.0
See it. Say it. Log it.
- Snap a meal and turn it into an editable food log with Apple's Private Cloud Compute models, after you opt in.
- Ask Siri to start a food log, check your remaining calories, or log water without opening the app.
- Find and open FoodieCalc results from the system's Visual Intelligence camera and screenshots.
- Set your own one-tap water amount and keep hydration in sync both ways with Apple Health.
- Give any weekday its own calorie, protein, carbohydrate, and fat targets.
- Smarter food matching, exact barcode-first results for packaged foods, and review-before-save throughout.
Version 1.4.0
Your FoodieCalc account, everywhere
- Optional FoodieCalc account with Sign in with Apple and Google — sync across devices, and ready for the upcoming Android app.
- Faster widgets with customizable rings, including a new water ring.
- More barcodes recognized for US customers — an automatic fallback database when scanning, at no extra cost.
- A brand-new default app icon (the classic receipt icon is still yours to pick).
- Everything from the 1.3 line, gathered in one place since you last updated.
Version 1.3.2
Stability and visual fixes
- Fixed a crash affecting model availability checks.
- Corrected the fat color in nutrition summaries.
- Improved reliability around on-device AI availability.
Version 1.3.1
Foodie Nudges and clearer goals
- Added optional Foodie Nudges: one calm daily reminder when the diary is still empty, with controls in Profile.
- Added an animated explanation of how calorie and macro goals are calculated.
- Added a fiber ring to Nutrition Progress.
- Expanded nutrition export and refined Apple Health integration.
- Polished adaptive-goal explanations and equation layouts.
Version 1.3.0
Adaptive goals, hydration, and universal quick-add
- Added optional adaptive calorie goals that use supported Apple Health activity history to keep daily targets responsive and explainable.
- Added effective-dated goal history so past diary days and streaks remain tied to the target that applied on that day.
- Added water tracking with a personal daily goal, fast logging, and hydration progress in the diary, Dashboard, and Nutrition Progress.
- Added a universal quick-add button in the tab bar for food, AI logging, barcode scanning, water, and other common actions.
- Redesigned food rows with clearer names, useful food context, and faster search scanning.
- Improved performance around Health data refreshes, navigation, and editing.
Version 1.2.0
Nutrition Progress and micronutrients
- Added a dedicated Nutrition Progress tab for reviewing calories, macros, vitamins, minerals, fiber, sugar, cholesterol, and other nutrition values over time.
- Added day, week, month, and custom-range views with period comparison and data-coverage context.
- Added micronutrient tracking throughout food search, custom foods, Quick Log, the diary, barcode results, Dashboard, and Progress.
- Added dashboard customization so cards can be shown, hidden, and reordered around what matters most.
- Refined the Dashboard and Progress layouts across iPhone and iPad.
- Improved food-library AI logic, target-weight units, text wrapping, and edit-sheet serving rescaling.
Version 1.1.3
Faster editing and dashboard polish
- Added an improved custom numeric field with better keyboard behavior, VoiceOver feedback, haptics, and localization.
- Added the ability to edit foods before completing a Quick Log.
- Fixed serving-size handling in Quick Log.
- Redesigned the Dashboard meal banner and refined tab icons, alignment, and text wrapping.
Version 1.1.2
Speech permission crash fix
- Fixed a crash that could occur while requesting speech recognition permission.
- Improved the reliability of starting an on-device voice log.
Version 1.1.1
Voice logging reliability
- Improved the first-run voice logging experience and permission handling.
- Follow-up stability fixes after the on-device speech and AI release.
Version 1.1.0
On-device AI, voice logging, and Apple Health
- Log meals by voice — speech is transcribed entirely on-device with Apple's frameworks, so audio never leaves the iPhone.
- Smarter on-device AI food parsing that understands your preferred unit system, wrapped in a refreshed Apple Intelligence experience.
- Apple Health integration syncs nutrition and weight so everything stays in one place.
- Cheat days can now be marked directly from the food diary.
- Improved Metric, US, and UK unit support with more reliable conversions throughout the app.
- Major VoiceOver and accessibility refinements across the app, plus richer haptic feedback.
- Polish and fixes — smoother diary animations, a cleaner theme picker, a number pad for height entry, better decimal handling, frequently-logged foods, and a fix for a crash when deleting a weight entry.
Version 1.0.1
First post-launch polish
- Refined onboarding, quick log, and dashboard details based on the first wave of real usage.
- Tightened number formatting and unit conversions across the diary and food search.
- Stability and layout fixes on iPhone and iPad.
Version 1.0.0
FoodieCalc launches on the App Store
- First public release of FoodieCalc for iPhone and iPad, built entirely in SwiftUI.
- Daily diary, dashboard, and library flow together through the coordinator navigation and sidebar-adaptable tab layout.
- Unified food search spans local SwiftData foods, recipes, saved meals, the FatSecret Platform API, and Open Food Facts barcode lookup.
- Goals engine calculates TDEE and macros with Mifflin-St Jeor BMR, activity multipliers, and pace-based adjustments.
- Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets surface calories, macros, and streaks through App Groups snapshots.
- A versioned SwiftData schema with CloudKit-backed iCloud sync keeps data safe and in sync across a user's Apple devices.
Version 0.10.0-dev
Vapor API proxy and FatSecret security hardening
- Added the FoodieCalc Vapor microservice on api.itworksonmymac.com to move FatSecret integration behind a backend boundary.
- Moved FatSecret OAuth token handling fully server-side so the iOS app no longer receives or stores FatSecret bearer tokens.
- Replaced direct client-to-FatSecret food search with a protected /foods/search endpoint using X-App-Key.
- Added server-side token refresh, one-time retry on upstream 401 responses, and a 24-hour bounded search-response cache to reduce repeated FatSecret calls.
- Removed the old iOS token machinery from FCNetworking while keeping the existing food-search response decoding flow intact.
- Used Apple's container tool for local Vapor container testing before deploying the service to the VPS with Docker and Caddy.
Version 0.9.0-dev
Current development snapshot
- Dashboard, Diary, and Library are wired through the main coordinator and sidebar-adaptable tab layout.
- Daily progress combines calories, macros, streaks, weight trends, and optional AI nutrition insight.
- Widgets read App Groups snapshots for daily progress, streaks, quick log actions, and Lock Screen summaries.
- SwiftData uses a centralized versioned schema with CloudKit-backed iCloud sync, repositories, migration planning, and store recovery.
Version 0.8.0-dev
WidgetKit and deep-link foundation
- Added Home Screen widgets for daily progress, goal streaks, and quick logging.
- Added Lock Screen widgets for calorie ring, macro summary, and inline calorie status.
- Added App Groups snapshot sharing so widgets do not need direct SwiftData access.
- Added deep links for Dashboard, Diary, AI Quick Log, and Food Search entry points.
Version 0.7.0-dev
AI-assisted food logging
- Added FCOnDeviceAI as a standalone base module using Apple Foundation Models.
- Added AI Quick Log flow that parses natural language food descriptions into food names and gram quantities.
- Added dashboard nutrition insight generation from daily calorie and macro progress.
- Added AI nutrition estimation support for custom food creation.
Version 0.6.0-dev
Food search, barcode scanning, and library workflows
- Added unified food search across FatSecret API results, custom foods, recipes, and saved meals.
- Added debounced API search with instant local SwiftData results.
- Added VisionKit barcode scanning with OpenFoodFacts lookup and prefilled food creation.
- Added Food Library CRUD flows for custom foods, recipes, and meal templates.
Version 0.5.0-dev
Goals, profile, and weight tracking
- Added TDEE and macro calculation with Mifflin-St Jeor BMR, activity multipliers, and pace-based adjustments.
- Added goal journey with HealthKit autofill for body metrics.
- Added profile editing for body info, daily goals, and app appearance.
- Added weight tracker with Swift Charts trend line, target rule, stats cards, and dashboard banner.
Version 0.4.0-dev
Modular Swift package architecture
- Split the app into base SPM modules for tools, routing, design system, networking, theming, and on-device AI.
- Split user-facing areas into feature packages for onboarding, dashboard, food log, food library, goals, barcode scanner, profile, and weight tracker.
- Added MVVM plus Coordinator plus Datasource conventions across feature modules.
- Added SwiftData models for foods, recipes, meals, daily log entries, user profile, weight entries, and cheat days.