What's new in KIkal

Features

• Several photos in the chat: next to the first photo, a tap on the camera icon opens the camera straight away for the next one, no detour through the menu.

Features

• History shows 7 days, 30 days or everything since you started tracking.
• The weight chart has a trend line and tells you how much you are losing or gaining per week.
• On your phone, tap a chart to pin a value, or hold and slide your thumb along it to read the values.
• The diary shows the weekday next to the date.

Improvements

• Long periods show one bar per week, so the chart stays readable.
• Days without a weigh-in no longer cut the weight line short at the start.
• Improvements and stability.

Improvements

• When you ask the assistant for advice, it answers and asks with two buttons whether to log anything. Only when you say you ate something does it propose an entry right away.
• Improvements and stability.

Fixes

• When you ask the assistant for advice and it then offers an entry, its answer now stays in the chat next to the card instead of disappearing.
• Improvements and stability.

• Improvements and stability.

Features

• If you are holding your weight, you now have a target range of 10% around your calorie target. Inside the range the day stays green, outside it turns orange, and the line below says how far you are from the range. While the day is running, you also see how much is left to the target.
• A small badge above the day's number shows whether the day is still running, complete, or missing its burned calories.

Features

• Products and recipes can now carry a preparation note, for example oven temperature, fan or conventional heat, and time. Once a food is logged, an info icon next to it in the day's entries shows the note, and the assistant uses it when you ask how to cook something.
• Improvements and stability.

Features

• Logging burned calories from a fitness tracker is now optional. KIkal asks you once whether you track them. Without a tracker, past days count as complete without them, and their tile goes away. You can change this any time in the settings, and values you already logged stay.
• Improvements and stability.

Fixes

• With the app in English, the assistant now answers in English throughout, including its questions and the answers you can tap. Before, some of them came back in German.

Features

• Attach a photo in the chat and you no longer have to type what it is for: tap "Add as a new product", "Log as a quick entry" or "Menu: what should I pick?". Anything you type goes along with it.
• A plate photo logs what you ate from your plate. If a drink or a second dish is in the picture, the assistant asks once what to include, instead of logging everything it sees.

Fixes

• No more empty aside above a card, such as "(card ready)". The card speaks for itself, and the thread no longer changes behind you when you confirm.
• Replies that carry a card arrive faster: the assistant needs one round less for them.
• Setup shows the explanation of your targets under the cards again, instead of leaving you with two cards and no words.

Features

• Food that neither your product list nor the catalog knows, a restaurant dish or an unfamiliar brand, can now be looked up on the web by the assistant. The values always arrive as an estimate on a card you confirm, with the sources listed under the reply.
• You decide whether the assistant may search: the switch sits in Settings under AI usage, on by default, and off means it asks you for the values as before.

Fixes

• Asking what a food contains and saying not to log it now gets you the answer: the assistant no longer replaces its reply with a card you did not ask for.

Features

• The day's entry list opens at its end, so the newest entry and the suggestions are visible right away instead of after a scroll through the whole day.
• "Make a recipe out of it and log it" is one step now: the recipe and its entries arrive together, already linked, no loose product entries next to the recipe.
• When a new recipe carries the name of an existing one, the assistant asks whether to change the stored recipe or add a second one, instead of offering only the second.

Fixes

• After confirming a card, the assistant no longer counts that very entry as something logged earlier ("that is your second coffee" on the first coffee of the day).
• A card is an offer: the assistant no longer writes "logged" next to a card you have not confirmed yet.
• No more stray "(card ready)" bubbles in the chat, and the line above cards is gone: the card's own buttons say what to do.
• A brand you name is part of the food: the assistant no longer links another brand's product or a generic one in its place.
• Questions get answered before a card appears, a correction keeps the decisions already made, and a passing remark no longer turns into a day note.
• The "taking a little longer" hint in the chat waits longer before it shows; ordinary turns no longer trigger it.

Improvements

• An entry logged from a recipe now shows the total amount under its name, split by unit, so a soup reads as 271 g and 415 ml without adding up its parts by eye.

Fixes

• On iPhone, with KIkal launched from the home screen, scrolled content ran into the status bar and covered the clock and battery. Content now stays below it and fades out softly at the top edge.

Fixes

• If the assistant went silent after asking you something, and "Try again" never helped either, that question was the cause: writing your own answer instead of tapping one of the offered options left the thread stuck for good. Fixed, affected threads work again.

Features

• KIkal knows which way your goal points. If you are building up, a surplus reads as progress rather than a slip, and the assistant no longer nudges you to cut back by default.
• Reach your goal weight and the app says so, then asks how to go on: hold this weight, or set a new goal. Either way your targets are recomputed and offered as a card to confirm.
• Your targets belong to one calculation and are set through the chat instead of one field at a time. The settings show them, including the direction.
• The details behind that calculation (sex, age, height, activity) are kept, so a later recomputation does not ask again. You can delete them in the settings whenever you like.
• The assistant works out what you burn from your own logged data instead of your tracker's estimate, which lands the numbers much closer to reality.

Fixes

• Correcting a single detail in the chat ("I am 183, not 163") now shows a card with exactly that value on it, instead of a card full of targets that were not changing.
• Older days are judged by the targets that applied back then, not by the ones you have today: change your goal and yesterday stays as green or red as it was. The day a target changed says what changed.

• Improvements and stability.

Features

• Connecting an AI assistant is explained now, in the settings and on its own page: the server address to copy, the command for Claude Code, and the sign-in that needs no key.
• API keys for clients that cannot sign in through the browser can be created and revoked in the settings.

Fixes

• The setup conversation is kept. Reload the page, close the tab or sign out in the middle of it, and you come back to where you left off instead of starting over.

Features

• Start a chat somewhere else, on your phone or through a connected assistant, and the chat you have open tells you that another one is running. One tap switches to it.

Fixes

• When several of your products match what you wrote, the assistant offers them as buttons to tap instead of listing them in a sentence.
• Dictated or hastily typed food names are matched against your own products instead of being handed back with a question.
• A card you discard is reported as discarded, never as something that was logged.
• General improvements and fixes throughout the assistant.

Fixes

• Ask how much protein is still missing on a day where you already reached your target, and the assistant now simply says nothing is missing and by how much you passed it. It used to name a figure that contradicted its own next sentence.
• Ask for an estimate and you get a card to confirm, instead of numbers in a paragraph that log nothing.
• Adding to a day note keeps the text that was already there instead of overwriting it.
• Name several things at once, say a recipe plus an extra portion plus something eaten on the way, and each one gets its own card.

Features

• The AI answers noticeably faster. An ordinary turn is usually done in one to three seconds instead of keeping you waiting.
• KIkal now has terms of use. They state plainly what the app is and what it is not: every nutritional value is an estimate, and KIkal replaces no medical or dietary professional.
• Registration now asks you to confirm the terms of use and the privacy policy with a checkbox, both linked right beside it.

Fixes

• The privacy policy now names the AI providers in use along with where they are based, and links to their own privacy pages.
• On the legal pages the text sat indented beside the title instead of below it. Title and text share one left edge again.

Fixes

• On phones and tablets, opening a dialog no longer puts the caret in a text field, so the on-screen keyboard stops covering the very list or thread you just opened. Tapping the field still works as before, and on a computer everything keeps its automatic focus.

Features

• Your usual entries are now one tap away: the app looks at what you logged around this time of day and offers it as chips, in the entry list and in the chat.
• A chip fills in the typical portion for you and waits for your confirmation, so nothing is logged by accident.
• Products, recipes and quick logs all show up there, and everything you already logged in this part of the day drops out on its own.
• The full list sits behind one button, with a search that also finds an entry from a few letters in the middle of its name.

Fixes

• The chat history button now shows up right after your first message instead of only after a reload.

Features

• Assistants connected over MCP can now ask for your own products only, or for the reference catalog only, instead of always getting both mixed together.

Features

• Products can carry extra names you search them by. A product stored as "Aroserli classic" is found by "Salamistangen" or "Wurstsnack", and the same typo and umlaut tolerance applies as for the name itself.
• The product dialog has a field for those names: type one, press Enter or comma, remove it with a click. The catalog list shows them under each product, so you can see why a search found it.
• The assistant suggests such names when it creates a product for you, on the card you confirm, and it can add or remove single ones later when you ask.
• Everything is available through the API and MCP too, so other assistants can add, remove or replace the names.

Features

• The portion fields in the recipe logging dialog take the full width, and the unit sits in the same g/ml control the entry form uses, locked to the product's unit.
• The chat cost dialog updates while it is open: a turn still running behind it moves tokens and cost instead of leaving a frozen snapshot.

Fixes

• The assistant no longer writes notes to itself next to a food card. Such a line is now recognised by what it talks about, naming its own tools, rather than by the exact wording it happened to use, so new phrasings are caught too.
• The chat cost dialog shows the number of requests again instead of a permanent zero, and it no longer offers a Cancel button next to Close.

Features

• The producer or brand of a food now looks the same everywhere: a small line under its name. It used to appear in brackets behind the name in some places, as a coloured line in others, and mixed into the portion line in the day list.
• Entry names are the food again. "Latte Macchiato (Emmi)" becomes "Latte Macchiato" with "Emmi" underneath, in the chat cards, the day list, the catalog, the product picker and the recipe dialogs.
• Existing entries are cleaned up with the update. Only a bracket that exactly matches the product's producer is removed, so a name you typed yourself, like "Fu Ji (Winterthur)", stays as it is.
• The entry form keeps showing the producer after you pick a product, and the recipe logging dialog shows it per ingredient.

Fixes

• The assistant no longer writes notes to itself next to a food card, like a bracketed line explaining that it is staying silent. Those lines never reach the chat now.

Features

• Asking the assistant to add something to a day's note now keeps what is already there. Until now the new text replaced the old one, and whatever you had written that day was gone.
• A note is only overwritten when you ask for it. The card then shows the text it replaces, so you see what confirming throws away.
• Notes are written as short diary lines instead of your sentence copied word for word, with the typos fixed: "Fitness, evening nothing eaten" rather than "was at the gym today and did not eat anything in the evening".
• The day tile keeps the line breaks of a note, so several entries on one day stay readable instead of running into a single line.

Fixes

• Undoing a note no longer takes that day's weight and burned kcal with it. Undo now only touches what the card actually wrote.

Features

• The assistant remembers lasting facts about you across conversations: that you avoid pork, do not tolerate gluten, or train on Tuesdays and Thursdays. A new chat starts knowing them instead of asking again.
• It writes those notes itself as you mention things, corrects them when a fact changes, and drops them when you say so. Only food, health, training and how you want to be coached are kept.
• Settings has a Memory section: see everything that is stored, edit it, delete single notes, or add your own.
• Memory can be switched off entirely. Off means nothing new is stored and nothing stored is used, while your existing notes stay listed until you delete them.
• Connecting an app to your account no longer asks for your password when you are already signed in: you just approve or deny. Signing in on that screen also signs you into KIkal.

Features

• Logging a recipe lets you change the portions for that meal: one field per component, prefilled with the recipe's amounts. The recipe itself stays as it is, only what you ate today changes.
• An image in the chat that can no longer be loaded shows a placeholder instead of a broken frame, so you can see the picture is gone rather than wondering what failed.

Fixes

• Typing a portion in the log dialog no longer breaks it.
• The recipe search is focused when the picker opens, so you can type right away, and closing it after a search no longer asks whether to discard anything.

Features

• Repeating an entry lets you change the portion: one field for a product or quick entry, one per component for a recipe, each prefilled with what you logged. A product is recalculated from its label values, an estimate scales with the portion.
• The repeat dialog says which kind of entry it is about to book, so repeating one component of a recipe no longer looks like it would book the whole meal.

Fixes

• Dialogs behave the same everywhere: Enter confirms, Escape closes, the keyboard stays inside the dialog, and closing one you have edited asks before dropping your input.

Features

• Eating the same thing again takes one tap. Every row in the entries list has a repeat button that shows what would be logged and lets you set the time before it books.
• A repeat copies what you actually ate, not what the product or recipe says today, so an edited recipe never rewrites your history.
• On a recipe the whole meal repeats at once; on a single component only that one, as a standalone entry. That is how a product from a recipe gets eaten on its own.

Fixes

• The assistant no longer tells you what you decided. When it picks an interpretation on its own, it says so in its own words instead of claiming you asked for it.
• A product always appears in its own unit. The same drink could show up as millilitres on one card and grams on another.

Fixes

• When the AI is slow or unreachable, the product dialog says so within seconds and lets you cancel, instead of sitting on a spinner. Photos get a longer budget than text, because reading a label genuinely takes longer.

Features

• Open dialogs stay current: a product logged on your phone can be picked in the entry sheet already open on your desktop, and the recipe picker and shopping archive follow along too.
• Changes that happen while you are offline are no longer lost. When the connection comes back, the app receives exactly what it missed instead of guessing.

Fixes

• Screens that used to keep stale data until you navigated away and back now refresh on their own.
• Naming the parts of one of your recipes now logs that recipe. Writing "30 whey / 269 high prot" no longer produces two loose entries you have to correct by hand.
• On phones every button reacts to the first tap. Icon hints are a desktop thing now, they no longer swallow a tap on touch.

Fixes

• Switching a tab, opening the chat or reloading a page no longer makes your other devices refresh their screens.
• The admin panel keeps the section you picked instead of jumping back after a reload.

Features

• Your view settings follow your account: theme, list filters and the tab you were last on are the same on every device.

Fixes

• The settings screen now shows a value that changed somewhere else, instead of saving the old one back.

Features

• Remove a weight or a burned-calorie value the way you remove the day note: clear the field and save.

Fixes

• Correcting one detail of an entry keeps the others.
• A changed portion recalculates calories and protein from the product values.

Features

• The chat now answers when you confirm or discard a card. You get one short sentence saying what was saved, instead of silence after the tap.
• A suggestion that comes in two steps now finishes on its own. When a recipe needs an ingredient you do not have yet, confirming that ingredient makes the recipe card appear right away, without you asking again.
• Undo takes the sentence back too. Undo a card and the confirmation line disappears with it, so the chat never claims something is saved when it is not.

Fixes

• Cards stay usable while the assistant answers your decision. Only when the conversation really moves on do they retire, and only then does the card say so.
• The undo button reacts to the mouse like every other button and its label is easier to read.

Fixes

• In the diary, the row your pointer is on now says so, with a subtle tint and an arrow at its end. Inside a recipe, where a card holds the recipe and each of its ingredients, it was not clear which line a click would open.
• Recipe and product cards in chat no longer carry a line like "(recipe suggestion created, awaiting confirmation)" above them. The card speaks for itself.

Features

• Food eaten out can be logged without inventing a product for it. A restaurant dish, a canteen plate or a coffee from a petrol station is a quick entry: it carries its own name, where you had it, and its values count towards the day like everything else, but nothing lands in your product list that you will never eat again.
• When it is not clear how something should be stored, the assistant asks instead of deciding for you. A self-made salad can be a one-off entry, a reusable product or a recipe, and you answer by tapping, going back and forth freely before anything is sent. If none of the options fit, type your own answer.
• An answer you give is followed. Say a meal is a one-off and it stays a one-off, with no product created on the side.
• Entries now say what kind they are, both in the diary and on the cards you confirm in chat: a product entry, a recipe entry or a quick entry, each with a short label you can hover.
• Two unclear foods in one message are asked about one at a time, so both actually get an answer.

Fixes

• The "new day" hint no longer appears every time you open an earlier day. It only shows when a day really turned into yesterday while the app was open.
• Tooltips are back on the icon buttons throughout the app, and they follow the light or dark theme.
• An extra portion of something your recipe already contains is kept as its own entry. Before, it could silently replace the recipe's own row, so food went missing.
• The diary list marks each entry with its kind in front of the name, where a long food name used to push the marker out of sight.

Features

• A reference catalog of around 1,200 everyday foods now ships with the app, taken from the Swiss Food Composition Database of the Federal Food Safety and Veterinary Office. Calories and protein for common foods come from official values instead of an estimate.
• Catalog foods are found in German, French, Italian and English: "chicken breast", "poitrine de poulet", "petto di pollo" and "Poulet Brust" all lead to the same food, and a German name typed without umlauts still finds it.
• When a food is in no catalog, the chat says so, shows the values it would use and asks whether to take them. Say no and it asks you for the values instead, so nothing is invented behind your back.
• Every product can now be logged with the + button, also those without a standard portion: the dialog asks for the amount.
• The product list shows calories and protein per 100 g for every entry, marks catalog foods, and has quick filters for your own products, catalog foods and products whose values are still missing.

Fixes

• If you already have an account and put your address on the waitlist, you now get a short reminder that the account exists, with a link to sign in and a pointer to the forgot-password link, instead of waiting for an invitation you do not need.
• The waitlist form on the sign-in screen links to the waitlist page, where the whole thing is explained: what happens after you sign up, what we store, and how to get off the list.

Features

• Dark mode is back, and you choose it: Settings now has an Appearance section with System, Light and Dark. System follows your device, and the choice applies to the device you set it on.
• A waitlist while registration is closed. Leave your address on the site or on the sign-in screen, confirm the link in your inbox, and you get exactly one email the day signups open. Nothing else, ever.
• Every waitlist email carries an unsubscribe link, and your mail app's own unsubscribe button works too. Leaving deletes your address, whether you had confirmed it or not.
• Sign in and register are finally telling apart: a tab bar at the top says which one you are on, each has its own heading, and register asks for the password twice.

Fixes

• Switching from sign-in to register no longer keeps showing the sign-in form until you reload the page.
• The offline dot sits at the top right of the content, not far off in the corner of a wide window, and explains what it means when you point at it.

Fixes

• The day view no longer jumps when you page to a day that is already done: the line under the big number stays, and says the day is complete instead of disappearing.

Features

• Nutrition questions are now answered from KIkal's own reference: calorie and protein targets, activity factors, sensible weight-loss pacing and safe lower limits come from a documented base with named studies instead of general knowledge.
• Sources are clickable: a cited study opens in a new tab, with a note that a reference may not be exact.

Fixes

• A chat you start on another device or through a connected assistant appears in the open chat while it is being written, instead of dropping in complete at the end.

Fixes

• Dialogs blur the page behind them again, and Escape closes a dialog you have edited after asking whether to discard your changes.
• The "new version available" banner sits at the top again, where it no longer hides behind the tab bar or the chat button, and the version under the page title stops showing the previous release until you open a new tab.
• A connected assistant whose access has gone stale now says so and explains how to reconnect, instead of failing with a bare error.

Features

• The rebuilt interface is now the app itself. Views load faster and keep their state, and dialogs, buttons and forms look and behave the same everywhere.
• Confirming or discarding a proposal card is decided on the server, so a card shows the same state on every device and cannot be double-booked from two places.
• Proposals from the chat are grounded in your real products: what gets logged is linked to an actual entry in your list, not to a name the AI made up.
• Connected assistants can confirm, discard and undo proposal cards themselves, so a chat run from outside the app can finish the job.

Under the hood

• The old interface and everything left over with it are gone, which is what makes the app one code base again.

Features

• Deleting a recipe together with a product it uses now works in one go: both cards appear in a single confirmation batch instead of two separate steps.
• Duplicate recipes are handled smarter: an exact duplicate is refused, while a recipe that shares its name or its exact composition with another one triggers a quick yes/no question. Two coffee drinks with the same milk amount can now coexist on purpose.
• The same protection now applies to products: an identical product cannot be added twice, and a product sharing name and brand with an existing one asks before being created.
• Deleting something ambiguous ("delete the Cappuccino" with two identical entries) now always asks which one you mean instead of silently picking.
• Recipe and product names from voice input are now grounded against your existing data: transcription noise no longer ends up in names, and follow-up corrections go to the stronger AI model automatically.

Fixes

• A chat turn whose AI response stalls now shows a clear retry option instead of silently ending with an empty answer.
• Mixed deletion batches are labeled clearly: the card header says "Delete" and each row shows whether it is a recipe or a product.

Features

• Connected apps (via MCP) can now ask the server for the current date and time, so "today" always means the same day for you and your assistant, regardless of time zones.
• When logging through a connected app, the date can be omitted and defaults to today.
• Connected apps can now start new chat threads and list existing ones, so conversations begun elsewhere show up right in the app.
• Each day now records when it last changed, letting connected apps detect that earlier readings are outdated instead of working with stale numbers.

Fixes

• Deleting a product that is still used by a recipe is now caught immediately in chat with a clear explanation, instead of failing at confirmation.
• Proposal cards in chat now use clearer colors: green for additions, red for deletions.
• Occasional stray formatting artifacts in chat replies are now filtered out.

Features

• When changing or resetting your password you can now choose to log out on all other devices. By default only your current session stays untouched.
• The chat's info icon now opens a dialog showing which AI models answered in the thread, with tokens and cost per model.
• The sign-in page for connecting external apps now matches the app's login screen, including the language switch (German and English).

Fixes

• Logging the same food twice at different times (say a coffee in the morning and one in the afternoon) now proposes two entries instead of silently keeping only one.
• Sign-in error messages now say that email or password is wrong instead of showing a technical error.

Features

• Photos and files in chats are now stored more efficiently, so photo-heavy conversations load faster.

Fixes

• The voice-recording waveform now fills the composer correctly on phones and high-resolution screens instead of shrinking or overflowing.

Fixes

• Deleting your last chat now closes the chat history instead of leaving an empty list open.
• New releases announce themselves reliably: the app no longer keeps showing an old version number until you reload by hand.

Features

• Recipe entries logged from chat keep their recipe: confirmed cards now appear grouped under the recipe name in your day, just like recipes logged directly.
• Proposal cards show where a component comes from: a small "From recipe" line in a new orange accent under the product name.
• The active chat is highlighted in green in the chat history.

Fixes

• The assistant no longer shows stray placeholder text or an endless stream of gibberish after proposing entries; runaway replies are cut off quickly.
• Empty grey chat bubbles above proposal cards are gone.
• Close and delete buttons in the chat history work again.

Features

• This changelog page: every release with its features and fixes, in plain words, linked from every page footer.
• The website can now update independently of the app, so improvements here reach you faster.

Fixes

• Website-only updates no longer reload an open app or show an update banner for a version you already have.

Features

• Smarter photo logging: the vision AI reads your photo once and the assistant works with that description. Follow-up questions after a photo are better and faster, and the assistant can take a second, targeted look at the photo when it needs a detail.
• Inappropriate images are declined politely and never described. Fitness and physique photos remain fully supported.
• Deleting a chat syncs live to all your devices; if the deleted chat is on screen, the app tells you and switches to your newest one.
• Dialogs live in the URL: chat, day entries, shopping archive, item editor, product and recipe editors survive a reload, and the back button closes the open dialog instead of leaving the app.

Fixes

• The chat history opens as a proper dialog, and the usage info moved next to the chat title.
• Expanding a shopping list no longer wipes other state from the URL.

Features

• Live same-conversation sync: a chat turn started on another device or from an AI assistant via MCP appears live in your open chat window, streamed reply included.
• AI assistants connected via MCP can continue your stored app conversations instead of starting from scratch.

Features

• Chat messages show when they were sent and how long the reply took, also after a reload.
• Settings split AI usage into a free part (remaining budget of the sliding 24-hour window plus lifetime totals) and an upcoming paid part.
• Tooltips on every icon button, tuned separately for desktop and touch.

Features

• The assistant shows what it is doing: a live status line ("Thinking ...", "Searching products ...") replaces the silent grey bubble.
• Change and delete from the chat: blue change cards show old and new values side by side, red delete cards show exactly what would be removed, and confirmed deletes can be undone.
• Cards from earlier turns lock once the conversation moves on, so old confirms cannot act on rows that changed since.
• Notes are cleared by submitting them empty; multiline notes render with their line breaks.

Fixes

• The chat agent no longer occasionally claims something was saved without showing a card; the root cause in how history was replayed to the model was fixed.
• Changing the amount of a free-form entry scales its calories and protein proportionally.

Features

• Add entries right in the day's entry list: from your products or from a recipe, with a quick confirmation showing portion, nutrition and an editable time.
• Carry yesterday's weight over with one tap; the weight dialog pre-fills the last known value and shows its date.
• Logged recipes can be deleted as a whole from their time dialog.

Fixes

• iOS: time and date inputs no longer overflow dialogs.
• Product search in the entry sheet renders as a proper dropdown with keyboard navigation.

Features

• Multi-line chat input: Enter makes a new line, sending happens via the button or Cmd/Ctrl+Enter.
• Entries logged from a recipe change their time as a group.
• Shopping archive dialog with read-only expandable lists, unarchive and delete.
• Settings with a compact section menu; UI and voice language save themselves on switch.
• The website hands its language over to the app on first visit.

Fixes

• Switching the app language keeps the scroll position.
• Dropdown suggestions can be walked with the arrow keys.

Features

• Shopping redesigned: lists expand and collapse smoothly, one at a time, with a sticky header carrying quick actions.
• The unit field is a searchable dropdown with common presets, free text still allowed.
• Confirm dialogs for everything destructive, naming exactly what they act on.
• Reloading keeps your scroll position and the expanded shopping list (deep-linkable).

The first release

• Food logging by text, photo or voice with server-side AI recognition and a chat assistant that proposes and only saves after your confirmation.
• Products with label values, recipes, entries, weight, burned calories and notes, dashboard with history charts.
• Guided onboarding that suggests calorie and protein targets.
• German and English, e-mail sign-up, and MCP access so AI assistants can log for you.