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New features, improvements, and release notes for every version starting with 2.1.1.

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What's new in Intake 2.7.4

Version 2.7.4

What's new in Intake 2.7.4

On iOS, iCloud sync is rebuilt: changes from your other devices arrive by themselves within seconds, and your tags and meals now sync too. On iOS and Android, recipes now show their photos when you log. iOS also gets ten fixes, among them for Suggestions, water and large text, and Android nine, among them for Health Connect, burned calories and the app icon.

iOS: iCloud sync is rebuilt, changes arrive within seconds
iOS: Tags and meals sync between your devices
Recipe photos when you add food, on iOS and Android
iOS: Suggestions log the right calories every time
iOS: Water from the widget, Apple Watch and Siri counts exactly once
Android: Past days catch up on steps and calories when your watch syncs later
Android: Burned calories use your tracker's full day
Android: The app icon follows themed icons

What's new in Intake 2.7.3

Version 2.7.3

What's new in Intake 2.7.3

On iOS and Android, you can now weigh rice, pasta and lentils raw or cooked. On iOS, recipes work with the weight of the finished dish, and you set the portions freely. The weight card on Today shows your total change since a start date, and Stats shows your weight across all years. Plus six fixes, among them for Apple Health and Stats. Android gets the same recipes, total change and all-years history, plus five fixes

Weigh rice, pasta and lentils raw or cooked, on iOS and Android
iOS: Recipes with a finished weight, the nutrients are spread over the finished dish
iOS: Portions set freely when you use your own weight
iOS: Your total weight change on Today, from a start date you choose
iOS: Your whole weight history across all years in Stats
iOS: Apple Health gets everything it allows, even with single nutrients switched off
iOS: Correct year totals and averages up to today in Stats
iOS: The scanner starts on the main camera
Android: Recipes with a finished weight and freely set portions
Android: Your total weight change on Today and your weight history across all years
Android: Correct year totals and averages up to today in Stats

What's new in Intake 2.7.2

Version 2.7.2

What's new in Intake 2.7.2

On iOS, entries, products and recipes get photos: at the top of their page, as a small picture on Today and on your other devices through iCloud. Plus a report you can read, with a Markdown export for a chat with an AI, portions down to 0.01 g for tablets, nutrients per portion and six fixes. On Android come the same photos, backed up encrypted in your Google Drive, the same report, tablets and nutrients per portion, and nine fixes

iOS: Photos for entries, products and recipes, on Today and on all your devices through iCloud
iOS: A Meal Scan photo stays with the entry and comes along when you log it again
iOS: The PDF report in portrait, with every entry, plus the report as Markdown
iOS: Portions down to 0.01 g for tablets and capsules
iOS: Enter nutrients per portion, just as they are printed on the pack
iOS: At midnight Today moves on to the new day
iOS: The Lock Screen, widgets and Siri log into the meal that fits the time of day
Android: Photos for entries, products and recipes, encrypted in your Google Drive backup
Android: A Meal Scan photo stays with the entry
Android: The new PDF report, plus the report as Markdown
Android: Portions down to 0.01 g and nutrients per portion
Android: Today reliably moves on to the new day, and so do the widgets

What's new in Intake 2.7.1

Version 2.7.1

What's new in Intake 2.7.1

On iOS, Today has a new look: the calorie ring compact on the left, the macros as one bar, the plus inside the meal. Plus wide layouts for iPad and the open iPhone Duo, the iOS 27 system tab bar with its prominent plus, Siri understanding decimals, smoother moving between days and six fixes. On Android, Today has the same new look, plus: suggestions offer the same portions as your favourites, a failed Health Connect sync no longer asks for permissions you have already granted, your age updates on your birthday, Intake AI no longer crashes on very large photos, portions under one gram count correctly, and an unfinished new recipe is kept as a draft

iOS: Today has a new look: a compact calorie ring, macros as one bar, the plus inside the meal
iOS: iPad and wide screens: Today in two columns, Library and Stats laid out anew
iOS: Ready for iPhone Duo
iOS: On iOS 27 the system tab bar with its prominent plus takes over
iOS: Siri logs weight and food, decimals included
iOS: Moving between days runs smoother, and turning the device keeps the day
iOS: The week strip above Today opens on the current week
iOS: Workouts deleted in Garmin or Health disappear from Intake too
iOS: On iPad the scanner follows the way you hold the device, and you get out of it again
Android: Today has a new look: compact calorie ring, the macros as one bar, the plus inside the meal
Android: The barcode scanner finds more products, now also straight from Open Food Facts
Android: A serving size is a portion, and the custom amount starts at 100 g
Android: Suggestions offer the same portions as favourites and frequent foods
Android: Health Connect no longer asks for permissions you have already granted
Android: One unreadable Health Connect record no longer blocks steps and calories
Android: Your age in Settings updates on your birthday
Android: New: An unfinished new recipe is kept as a draft
Android: Intake AI no longer crashes on very large photos
Android: Portions under one gram, such as tablets, count at their real weight

What's new in Intake 2.7.0

Version 2.7.0

What's new in Intake 2.7.0

Siri logs for you: food, water, weight, calories left and your fast, by voice, from Spotlight or from Shortcuts, on your own foods on the device. Your foods show up in Spotlight. On iOS 27 rows go with a swipe, recipe ingredients can be reordered, and layouts adapt to wide screens. iOS only

iOS: Siri logs for you: food, water, weight, calories left and your fast
iOS: Your own foods in Spotlight, straight to the serving screen
iOS: Swipe to remove in favourites, recents and library on iOS 27
iOS: Recipe ingredients in your order
iOS: Built for iOS 27: soft edges under every bar, layouts for wide screens
iOS: With Display Zoom or large text, logged foods can be changed and deleted again

What's new in Intake 2.6.3

Version 2.6.3

What's new in Intake 2.6.3

Share what you eat: one sheet for the day, a meal, a food, an Intake AI estimate or a body trend, as stickers on your photo or finished pictures. Sending a product in for review asks for less: name, brand, barcode and the four core macros. Submissions refresh when you open them and on a pull, finished reviews sit in their own section, and a rejection comes with the reviewer's reason. On both platforms

Both: Share what you eat as a sticker on your photo or a finished picture, from one sheet
Both: Submitting a product for review needs only name, brand, barcode and the four core macros
iOS: A rejected product no longer sits under Submissions as in review for days
iOS: Submissions refresh when you open them and when you pull down
iOS: Finished reviews in their own section, with the reason for a rejection
iOS: The barcode scanner opens faster
iOS: The week strip sits right and straightens itself out
Android: A rejected product no longer sits under Submissions as in review for days
Android: Submissions refresh when you open them and when you pull down
Android: Finished reviews in their own section, with the reason for a rejection

What's new in Intake 2.6.2

Version 2.6.2

What's new in Intake 2.6.2

A button to delete your iCloud data, submit for review working again, no more freezes when scanning several products in a row, and tags that survive the daily library refresh. On Android: a readable water widget, honest submissions, and a PDF export that fits

iOS: New: Delete iCloud data, a button in the iCloud settings
iOS: Scanning several products in a row no longer freezes the product screen
iOS: Submit for review works again, from the Library too
iOS: Tags, hidden foods and removed favourites survive the daily library refresh
iOS: Onboarding takes your date of birth and sex from Health
Android: The water widget stays readable at every fill level
Android: Submissions show their real status and can be sent from My products
Android: The PDF export fits on days with workouts

What's new in Intake 2.6.1

Version 2.6.1

What's new in Intake 2.6.1

Fixes for the new add food screen from 2.6.0, the Quick Log widget and the PDF export, and tenths of a gram in weight fields

iOS: The empty screen after a barcode scan is fixed
iOS: Search results no longer shift right as you tap
iOS: The switch between barcode and Meal Scan accepts taps on its whole surface
iOS: An unknown barcode opens as a new product, not as Edit Product
iOS: Weight fields accept tenths of a gram, a pinch of salt logs as 0.5 g
Android: The Quick Log widget fills its area, with readable text
Android: Submit for review on My Products works again
Android: Drinks are listed in millilitres in the PDF export
Android: The add food search field is clearly visible in dark mode again
Android: The plus on My Products opens the product form directly
Android: An invalid barcode is explained when submitting, products without one can be submitted

What's new in Intake 2.6.0

Version 2.6.0

What's new in Intake 2.6.0

Recipes becomes Library, adding food is rethought, and spoons, cups and glasses join grams

Favourites, your own products, recipes, routines and submissions in one tab, with a search across all of it
Your own tags and sorting for every list
Suggestions for the exact meal you are logging
Routines log a whole breakfast in one tap
One camera for barcodes and Meal Scan, full screen
Search sits at the bottom, where your thumb is
Teaspoons, tablespoons, cups, glasses and millilitres for any food

What's new in Intake 2.5.2

Version 2.5.2

What's new in Intake 2.5.2

An iOS-only fix for the unresponsive tab bar on the iOS 27 beta

The barcode scanner, Recipes, and Create tabs respond to taps again on the iOS 27 beta
iOS only — nothing changes on Android with this release

What's new in Intake 2.5.1

Version 2.5.1

What's new in Intake 2.5.1

Body measurements, a food search that knows where you shop, and smarter AI portions

Track waist, hip, chest, thigh, arm, and neck circumference plus body fat
Waist and body fat sync with Apple Health in both directions
Pick additional countries you shop in for better food search results
Scale a whole Intake AI estimate with a single portion control
Re-import a whole month of Apple Health data in one tap
Give a recipe the finished weight of the cooked dish
Health Connect credits steps outside workouts and catches up on past days

What's new in Intake 2.5.0

Version 2.5.0

What's new in Intake 2.5.0

Log single ingredients, sort your recipes, and enjoy a much better BYOK experience

Log a BYOK estimate as one product or as individual ingredients
Add a recipe as a whole or ingredient by ingredient
Sort recipes by name, date modified, or calories per portion
Long names are shown in full instead of being truncated
Better BYOK prompts with clear error messages and model switching mid-chat

What's new in Intake 2.4.7

Version 2.4.7

What's new in Intake 2.4.7

A clearer Intake AI setup and smoother performance

Discover Intake AI through a new story-based onboarding
Understand the difference between the Intake AI subscription and BYOK
Enjoy smoother performance in everyday use

What's new in Intake 2.4.6

Version 2.4.6

What's new in Intake 2.4.6

Smarter favorites, more precise portions, and a better workout workflow

Find AI meals in your history and save them as favorites
Sort favorites alphabetically, by date, or by log count
Track gram amounts with decimal precision
Add workouts with calculated or manually entered calories

What's new in Intake 2.4.5

Version 2.4.5

What's new in Intake 2.4.5

Faster meal actions, better Health data, and many everyday fixes

Copy meals to today's date by default
Delete a full meal from the three-dot menu
Better Apple Watch calorie burn and Apple Health water data support
More stable Health data, AI chat, fasting status, and Android search

What's new in Intake 2.4.4

Version 2.4.4

What's new in Intake 2.4.4

Faster meal actions, better Health data, and many everyday fixes

Copy meals to today's date by default
Delete a full meal from the three-dot menu
Better Apple Watch calorie burn and Apple Health water data support
More stable Health data, AI chat, fasting status, and Android search

What's new in Intake 2.4.3

Version 2.4.3

What's new in Intake 2.4.3

Smarter Intake AI estimates and faster local food search

Log AI estimates as one meal or separate ingredients
Automatic beverage detection with ml amounts
Edit ingredient names, amounts, portions, and calories
Faster performance with large local food databases

What's new in Intake 2.4.2

Version 2.4.2

What's new in Intake 2.4.2

Gemini own API key (BYOK) and Health Connect fixes

Gemini own API key (BYOK) fixes
Health Connect reliability fixes
Small maintenance improvements

What's new in Intake 2.4.1

Version 2.4.1

What's new in Intake 2.4.1

Voice input, Gemini, and fixes

Speech to text for Intake AI
Voice input for own API key (BYOK) chats
Gemini as an own API key (BYOK) provider
Claude nutrient fixes
Intake AI subscription fix

What's new in Intake 2.4.0

Version 2.4.0

What's new in Intake 2.4.0

Intake AI is here

Log meals with Intake AI
Describe meals in natural language
Analyze meal photos
Scan nutrition labels
Own API key (BYOK)

What's new in Intake 2.3.2

Version 2.3.2

What's new in Intake 2.3.2

Share your day and improvements

Share your day on social media
Meals and macros stay expanded
Duplicate recipes
Convert steps into calories
Bug fixes

What's new in Intake 2.3.1

Version 2.3.1

What's new in Intake 2.3.1

Color-coded calorie goal status

Calorie goal status is now shown with colors
Improved weight statistics
Weekly overview for Android
Bug fixes

What's new in Intake 2.3.0

Version 2.3.0

What's new in Intake 2.3.0

Let's improve the Intake database together

Users can actively improve the database
Submit new products or improve existing ones
Bug fixes

What's new in Intake 2.2.2

Version 2.2.2

What's new in Intake 2.2.2

The swipe gesture is back, new Lock Screen widgets speed up logging, and smaller fixes improve reliability.

The swipe gesture is back
New Lock Screen widgets
Bug fixes and improvements

What's new in Intake 2.2.1

Version 2.2.1

What's new in Intake 2.2.1

Edit supported nutrients manually when creating or updating products, plus smaller fixes and improvements.

Edit supported nutrients manually
Bug fixes and improvements

What's new in Intake 2.2.0

Version 2.2.0

What's new in Intake 2.2.0

Track more nutrients, start intermittent fasting, use Android widgets, and explore the redesigned statistics view.

More nutrients, vitamins, and minerals
Intermittent fasting
Android widgets
Redesigned statistics
More colors
Bug fixes and improvements

What's new in Intake 2.1.4

Version 2.1.4

What's new in Intake 2.1.4

More control over activity calories, meal and water reminders, individual food sharing, and custom water amounts.

Count only workouts and apply activity calories by percentage
Meal and water reminders
Share individual foods
Custom water amounts
Faster loading times
Bug fixes and improvements

What's new in Intake 2.1.3

Version 2.1.3

What's new in Intake 2.1.3

Personalization, PDF export, nutrition overview, and tracking time.

Personalization
PDF export
Nutrition overview
Tracking time
Bug fixes and improvements

Was ist neu in Intake 2.1.2

Version 2.1.2

Was ist neu in Intake 2.1.2

Bugfixes and improvements

Bugfixes and improvements

What's new in Intake 2.1.1

Version 2.1.1

What's new in Intake 2.1.1

Share meals, use the redesigned calorie and macro goals, and get much faster food search.

Share, copy, or turn meals into recipes
Redesigned calorie and macro goals
Faster, more relevant food search
New What's New section in settings
More flexible portion input