What's new
Every FoodIQ release: what we added, improved and fixed.
1.11.0
New
- A Features page shows every way to add food — typing, voice, photo, screenshot, search, barcode, your own products and recipes, AI ideas — each as a short video of the real app.
Improved
- Food icons appear in the AI draft while it is still being put together.
Fixed
- The grams dialog showed the calorie label in Russian.
1.10.1
New
- The account panel shows your plan, and in the last week of a subscription it counts the days left.
Improved
- The account menu is shorter: theme, language and colour live under Appearance, and Contact us opens an email to the team.
1.10.0
New
- Subscribers can add food in the AI chat with a photo of the plate, a screenshot of a recipe, or by voice. For a photo, the AI asks for the weight within its own estimate.
- Recipes in the cookbook now have a photo of the dish, on the recipe page and on its share card.
Improved
- Voice recording starts with a short tone, bars show that you are heard, and a recording can be discarded without sending. The menu next to the microphone picks and checks the microphone.
- Photos can be sent one after another: new foods are added to the draft, and the steps from a second recipe screenshot continue the first.
- The AI tells dry grains from cooked ones and raw meat and fish from cooked, so calories follow the right one, and a plain porridge counts as made with water.
- Sign-in codes now have eight digits and new passwords at least eight characters. The code cells fit narrow phones, pasted spaces are dropped, and the daily code limit says how long to wait.
- In settings, theme, accent colour and units switch with compact buttons, and the accent is picked from plain colour dots.
Fixed
- When signed in, the cookbook, “What’s new” and legal pages no longer show links to home page sections that sent you to the diary.
- A board post without an author name is labelled in your language.
1.9.2
Improved
- The AI chat now follows new dish ideas and recipes as they appear, and “Another one” clearly shows that a new recipe is on its way.
1.9.1
Improved
- Every recipe now has a tall picture, so it looks right when saved to Pinterest.
1.9.0
Improved
- Salt, black pepper, paprika, turmeric, bay leaf, dill, ginger, oregano, cumin and nutmeg now show their vitamins and minerals, and «granulated sugar» and «vanilla sugar» count as sugar.
- Recipe and product pages share one header, with the like and the rating side by side.
Fixed
- The recipe catalogue home takes a signed-in visitor straight to the app, and breadcrumbs replace the back arrow.
1.8.1
Fixed
- The recipe catalogue and its sections no longer call every recipe Latin American.
- Opening the recipe catalogue from the app keeps the way back to the app in the header.
1.8.0
New
- Ask the meal chat what to eat: it answers with your own usual foods, and with a subscription it also offers three new dishes and writes a recipe for the one you pick. Suggest something new in the diary opens these ideas right away.
- The daily calorie goal now comes with a suggestion based on your weight, goal, sex and age, in settings and when you sign up.
- Adding food keeps one basket across products and recipes, finds your own recipes when you search for a product and shows up to 100 recent foods of the meal.
- The landing page and legal pages are available in Russian.
Improved
- Recipes show their ingredient icons everywhere: in stats, when pasting and in the AI draft.
- Settings use one look for choices, weight is set on a ruler, and you can set a weight goal when you sign up.
- In the AI chat the draft totals and the add button stay at the bottom while you scroll.
- The landing page has a shorter FAQ in plain words.
1.7.0
New
- The diary suggests what to eat from your own usual foods for the calories and protein left today, and logs a card or your usual set in one tap.
- The add-food sheet shows dishes that fit right now above your recent foods.
- Settings have a Food section: your diet, foods never to suggest and the suggestions you hid. You can also pick your diet when you sign up.
- With a subscription, AI writes a new dish for what is left of your day and your diet; adjust the ingredients, then save it and log it in one tap.
1.6.0
New
- The recipe book now has popular English recipes, from Belgian waffles to everyday dinners.
Improved
- Weeks in your stats run Sunday to Saturday.
Fixed
- A day with food logged but no calories counted shows as kept in the week and the calendar.
- Food added from a sheet opened just before midnight goes into the day you opened it on.
- A meal saved right after you switch days shows up in its own day.
- Pasting or moving food into a meal deleted on another device explains what happened and shows the current meals.
- Stats cards keep their own height next to a taller one.
1.5.0
Improved
- Food search copes with typos and plurals: when nothing matches what you typed, it looks for the closest word.
- Recipe search finds the words of your query in any order: “tuna salad” finds “Salad with tuna”.
- AI counts popular branded snacks, sweets and drinks — Gansito, Takis, Chocoramo, Bon o Bon, Kinder Bueno, Twix, Red Bull and more — from their actual label instead of guessing.
- AI recognises more everyday foods and how they're prepared: raw, dry, baked, skinless, with a fat percentage or “oatmeal with water”.
- A meal with a food that isn't in our catalogue is worked out faster.
- Recipe and product pages show the food's icon next to the name.
Fixed
- “Cake” and “boiled beef” are matched to the right food, not a look-alike with different calories.
- Creating a recipe with AI no longer fails because of salt or a spice.
1.4.0
New
- Paste a recipe or a link to one when creating a recipe with AI: the name, servings, cooking time and steps fill in for you.
- The Board feed can be shown as cards or as a compact list that names each author.
Improved
- The diary says when your fibre goal is worked out from your calories.
Fixed
- A personal fibre goal resets from Settings after a subscription ends.
- Scanning a barcode replaces figures filled in by AI, and scanning your own product opens it instead of a new form.
- A typed barcode is checked by one rule and saved as digits only.
- A brief network drop no longer signs you out.
- Ritter Sport chocolate, oatmeal and flatbread are recognised with the right calories.
1.3.3
Improved
- Links to FoodIQ shared in messengers and social networks show a preview picture in your language.
Fixed
- Products pasted from a copied meal keep their unit.
- Rows in the paste-meal window line up in even columns.
- Changing the accent color updates every color picker on the page at once.
1.3.0
New
- Commands in the AI chat: /clear starts over, /undo takes back the last AI turn, /retry resends a request that failed, /help lists them all. Type “/” for the menu, or use the “New chat” and “Undo” buttons.
- Rate recipes from one to five stars, on the recipe page or straight from a board card; public recipe cards show the rating.
- Spices get their own icons: cinnamon, bay leaf, paprika, turmeric, dried herbs, seasoning mixes and more.
Improved
- Public recipes can be sorted by recent, popular or name.
- The Recipes tab of the add-food sheet no longer jumps while it loads.
1.2.0
New
- Type a dish like “ham and cheese sandwich” and AI splits it into ingredients from the catalog; one tick saves it as a recipe, and next time it comes back as that recipe.
- A “What's new” page lists every release: what we added, improved and fixed.
- Settings have an “About” section with the app version, what's new and legal pages; a dot tells you when a new release is out.
Improved
- A follow-up in the AI chat now fixes the draft: change grams, remove or swap a food, or add one more portion.
- Nutrition the AI had to estimate is marked “≈ AI estimate” in the preview and in the diary.
1.1.0
New
- Save a logged meal as a recipe: its foods and grams are filled in for you.
- Product and recipe names in the diary and in statistics open that product or recipe; statistics show its macros for the period.
Improved
- Product and recipe lists remember your filters and where you scrolled.
- A recipe's effect on your day can be shown per serving or per 100 g.
Fixed
- A product's effect on your day is counted against today, not the day left open in the diary.
1.0.0
New
- Describe a meal in your own words and AI finds the foods, grams, calories and macros.
- The diary shows your whole day on one screen, with calories and macros for every meal.
- Arrange the diary your way: pick widgets and drag them into the order you like.
- Set your own goals for calories, macros and fiber.
- Statistics show averages, your weight trend and top foods for any period.
- Search a food catalog or add your own products, and build recipes with their own nutrition totals.
- Browse the public cookbook, rate recipes and add the ones you like to your own.
- A subscription opens vitamins and minerals with your own targets; pay in crypto for a month or a year, with no auto-renewal.
Fixed
- The diary header shows a placeholder while loading instead of flashing a plain greeting.
- The daily summary ring no longer breaks on a day with nothing logged.