What's new in Intake 2.4.6

More ways to use favorites

AI meals now appear in your history and can be saved as favorites. This makes a meal from Intake AI just as easy to find and use again as any other entry.

Larger favorite collections are easier to manage too. You can now sort favorites alphabetically, by date, or by log count, so frequently used foods and recently saved favorites are only a few taps away.

More precise portions

On iOS and Android, you can now enter decimal gram amounts. Small portions and exact quantities can be tracked just as precisely as you weighed them.

A better manual workout workflow

The manual workout screen on iOS and Android has been rebuilt as a complete form. Existing workouts are shown in a list, making them easier to review at a glance.

When adding a workout, you can let Intake calculate the calories burned or enter calories manually. This gives you the choice between a quick estimate and using a value you already know.

More reliable day to day

On iOS, you can now manually sync workouts from previous days. Values changed while editing a recipe are saved reliably without requiring you to leave the field first. Workouts also no longer appear unnamed with a duration of 0 minutes.

On Android, the barcode scanner now recognizes barcodes correctly on the Samsung Galaxy A23.

You can find the full changelog here.

Thank you for using Intake. I hope you enjoy the new release.

Tobi