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What is new in Snapkin

Every app update, and what it changes for you. We leave out small fixes you would not notice, and work you cannot see.

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  • Better: When you ask Snapkin something, its answers now show its logo and name, so you always see who is talking. Long answers and tables use the full width of the screen.
  • Better: Open a meal's photo and swipe or tap the arrows to see its other photos. Swipe right or tap the close button to go back to the meal.
  • Better: The weigh-in reminder before your monthly check-in waits a few days before it asks, so a scale that syncs can fill it in first. It also says which day your check-in is.
  • Better: A late breakfast is now filed as breakfast, not as a snack. The same goes for an early or late lunch and dinner.
  • Fixed: Swiping back from a meal you opened while it was still being analysed now shows your day, not the waiting screen.
  • Fixed: A long link in a meal's chat, a question or a meal name now wraps inside its card instead of running off the screen.
  • Fixed: When an answer needs one more question before your meal can be fixed, that question now shows up with buttons, instead of as small grey text in the history.
  • Fixed: On iPhone, you can now slide your finger anywhere on a ruler to change the number. Before, you had to touch the small dot.
  • Fixed: On iPhone, the top of the screen no longer shows a white strip behind the clock.
Newest update Build 5482 · 29 October 2026 · Version 1.4.10 · App Store + Google Play

At the end of setup, pick when your next meal is.

Your first reminder comes then.

  • New: On iPhone, open a meal photo and tap the share button at the top. Save it to your Photos, or send it to somebody.
  • New: Every Monday, see how last week went. Which days were within your goal, which were higher, and what the week added up to. Past weeks stay on History, to read again. Why we read your week back.
  • Better: On iPhone, photos you pick from your library open the meal straight away. You can type a note while they load.
  • Better: See all the photos of a meal at once, bigger, when you add it and when you open it later. Tap one to see it whole.
  • Better: Deleted a photo by mistake? Tap Undo to get it back.
  • Better: Photos you add to a meal chat, a question or the coach start sending straight away, so the answer comes back sooner.
  • Better: Your first day in the app opens on your day, not on a message about your free days.
  • Better: If Snapkin doesn't have permission to use your camera or photos, you can describe your meal in words straight away.
  • Better: Your 3 free days now start the day after your first meal. That first day is free too, so it is fine to start in the evening.
  • Better: New accounts get a reminder at breakfast, lunch and dinner. It only comes when you have not logged that meal yet.
  • Better: The morning after your first day, a reminder says breakfast counts too.
  • Better: Tap a meal reminder to go straight to adding your meal.
  • Better: Reminders stop after a week with no meals logged. The last one tells you. Log a meal and they start again.
  • Better: Password resets now check your email address and cancel old links to change it.
  • Better: A meal photo is analysed about twice as fast.
  • Better: News about your subscription or a new version now shows at the top of Today, where it is easy to read.
  • Better: Your calorie goal is now a zone, not a hard line. Anywhere from a little under to a little over your goal counts as a good day. The bar on Today ends in that zone, and it fills up when you get there. History and the calendar show a day in your zone in green too, and a day a bit past it in orange. The app shows you how it works the first time.
  • Better: Eating a bit more than your goal no longer turns the whole bar orange or red. Only the part past your zone turns orange.
  • Better: Your daily calories are now called your goal, not your limit. It is a number you set for yourself.
  • Fixed: After signing up with Google or Apple, the app no longer says there are more steps to go.
  • Fixed: A photo that is not food, or that could not be read, no longer starts your free days.
  • Fixed: Going back to History, or any other screen, keeps your place instead of jumping to the top.
  • Fixed: After you sign out, the phone stops getting that account's notifications.
  • Fixed: A meal you add right after another one is sent straight away, instead of waiting up to 15 seconds.
  • Fixed: A cancelled subscription no longer shows as renewing on your profile.
  • Fixed: If the App Store is still retrying a failed payment, opening the app no longer locks you out.

Build 5237

20 October 2026 · Version 1.3.1 · App Store + Google Play
  • New: Tap your calories on any day to see if that day makes you lose weight, keep it the same or gain weight. Went a bit over your limit? That is fine. You often still lose weight, or your weight stays the same.
  • New: Tap the day at the top of Today to jump to any other day, in the past or ahead. Log tomorrow's prepped lunch today, and it counts on the day you eat it.
  • New: Tap "Show all nutrients" on a meal and the ingredients show what each one brings: grams of protein, carbs and fat, and which ingredient gave you most of your protein.
  • New: A bar shows how much of the meal's calories came from protein, carbs and fat.
  • New: Reaching your goal weight now gets a real celebration: a gold card and a shower of confetti.
  • Better: Your protein target now depends on whether you train your muscles, for example at the gym, in a fitness class or climbing. Without it, you get a smaller target that is easier to reach.
  • Better: If you are 65 or older, your protein target and how fast you lose weight now follow the advice for older adults. Setup suggests keeping your weight when that is the better advice, and asks you to talk to your doctor before you start losing weight.
  • Better: The app no longer plans a diet when you are already at a healthy minimum weight, or when eating less would not be safe. It plans keeping your weight instead and says why. Your goal weight can no longer be set below a healthy weight either.
  • Better: Your fat target now stays inside the range health guidelines advise.
  • Better: The check on your calorie target waits until you have logged at least 10 days. When there is not enough data yet, it tells you what a full month will give you.
  • Better: A photo with no food in it now says so kindly, and shows what Snapkin saw instead.
  • Better: A meal now shows what went into it, one line per ingredient, so you can see where the calories come from.
  • Better: Add a photo of a recipe and Snapkin counts every ingredient on it for the part you ate, including the butter and oil you add yourself.
  • Better: When your check-in is ready, it now says so above your calories, with how far along you are: days logged, weigh-ins, or kilos to your goal.
  • Better: The numbers for a meal come back faster after you take a photo or describe it.
  • Better: After you pick photos, you see them loading. Photos stored in iCloud can take a few seconds.
  • Better: Tap a photo you added while fixing a meal to see it full size.
  • Better: On iPhone, signing in now shows your saved password right above the keyboard. One tap fills it in.
  • Fixed: A meal you are adding now shows in its place in the day while it uploads. It no longer sits at the top and then jumps down.
  • Fixed: When you leave the app while typing about a meal, you come back to the same spot, not the top of the page.
  • Fixed: Your widgets now update on their own when a meal finishes analysing. You no longer have to open the app to see the new numbers.
  • Fixed: In Your dials, tapping a picked dial at the top now removes it, as the hint under it says.

Build 4847

12 October 2026 · Version 1.2.1034 · App Store + Google Play
  • New: Try everything free for 3 days, with no payment needed. Your 3 days start with your first meal.
  • Fixed: A new reward no longer flashes by while the camera is open. It waits until you are back on the home screen, then shows after a short pause.

Build 4687

10 October 2026 · Version 1.2.874 · Google Play
  • New: On iPhone, Snapkin now has its own camera for photographing your meal. It works the same for one photo or several. You can zoom, and check your photo before you use it.
  • New: Take the photo now and add the meal later. Tap "Save for later" next to "Analyse meal", and finish it from + when you have time.
  • Better: Your photos start to upload as soon as you take them. So your meal gets its numbers sooner after you tap Analyse.
  • Better: Carbs no longer count the fibre, the same as on European food labels. Fruit, vegetables and wholegrain bread now come out a little lower in calories.
  • Better: Small amounts now show with a decimal, like 0.4 mg of iron, instead of rounding down to nothing. Your daily fibre and iron add up more truly.
  • Better: When you add a meal somebody shared with you, you pick which meal it was for you: breakfast, lunch, dinner or snack.
  • Fixed: Logging one of your usual meals no longer makes a dial say "not counted" for the whole day.
  • Fixed: Waiting for a password code that never comes? The app now says why that can happen, and lets you make an account instead.
  • Fixed: On Android, signing in now offers the password you saved in Google when you made your account on the website.
  • Fixed: Deleting a meal or forgetting a memory no longer makes the list jump. The Undo line is now as tall as the row was, and it says what you deleted.
  • Fixed: The bar under "Uploading" now fills up as your photos are sent, instead of staying empty.
  • Fixed: With active calories on, the calorie widget no longer starts the day with yesterday's movement added to your budget.

Build 4520

6 October 2026 · Version 1.2.707 · App Store
  • New: Setup now explains what Snapkin counts and why. Protein is the one number to reach. The rest are limits.
  • New: Pick the day and time of your weigh-in reminder, or turn it off. It is in Settings, under Notifications. A weight every week keeps your monthly check-in on track.
  • Better: When you pick your goal weight during setup, the part of the slider above your current weight is greyed out, so you can see where it stops.
  • Better: The app now says which numbers are targets and which are limits. Protein is a target to reach. Calories, carbs, fat and added sugar are limits to stay under. Tap the protein ring to read why protein comes first.
  • Better: The photo tips before your first meal show once. They no longer come back each time you add a photo.
  • Better: In Settings, under Camera, a label now shows which camera you use right now.
  • Better: When you swipe back, you now see the screen you came from under your finger.
  • Better: Turning off meal reminders no longer turns off your weigh-in reminder.
  • Better: The list of your weigh-ins now shows only the days you weighed, under your weight chart. Tap the arrows above the list to see every day and fill in one you missed.
  • Better: "Weigh in for your check-in" now opens your weighings, with today's field ready to type in.
  • Fixed: No more blue ring around "Add a photo" after you pick a photo.
  • Fixed: Going back to the menu no longer flashes the Today screen first.
  • Fixed: The camera for several photos now gets sharp close-ups, like the label on a pack. Tapping the picture focuses on the spot you tapped. Each photo shows exactly what you saw in the camera, in more detail.
  • Fixed: The tips before your first meal no longer stop half off the screen when you swipe back.
  • Fixed: The weight check-in now shows the weight you added today.

Build 4302

4 October 2026 · Version 1.2.489 · Google Play
  • New: A meal still waiting to upload is sent again as soon as your phone switches network, for example from 5G to wifi. You can also pull your day down to send it straight away.
  • New: Change your diet, the foods you avoid and your note about allergies at any time, in Settings, under Diet.
  • New: Change how you weigh in, in Settings, under Weigh-ins. Have a smart scale? Connect it there and your weight fills itself in.
  • New: Change your sex, height and year of birth in your profile, under About you. Your daily goal updates to match.
  • Better: When the app asks you a question, you can tap an answer and also type a note. "About 200 g" plus "with mayo" now counts both.
  • Fixed: On Android, a photo you just took no longer gets lost. Before, the app could go back to the home screen after you tapped OK, without your meal.
  • Fixed: When a photo cannot be read, the app now says so. Before, it closed without a word.
  • Fixed: History checks each day against the target you had on that day, plus what your watch measured. Changing your target no longer changes how past days look.
  • Fixed: Turning off active calories no longer changes past days. Days that counted your movement keep it.
  • Fixed: The chat on a meal no longer says it forgot something about you. It only changes that meal, and now it tells you where to delete it for good.
  • Fixed: A change you ask for on one meal, like "make these portions 20% bigger", now stays on that meal. It no longer changes every meal after it.
  • Fixed: A meal you just added no longer disappears from your day until you restart the app.
  • Fixed: During setup, the goal weight slider no longer moves while its number stays the same.

Build 4225

3 October 2026 · Version 1.2.412 · App Store + Google Play
  • New: Closed the add screen by mistake? Your photos and text are kept as a draft for 48 hours. Tap + to finish it, or swipe it left to delete it.
  • New: After a month, the app checks your calorie target with you. It shows what you logged and what your weight did. Then it suggests a target that fits your body. See how it works. Nothing changes until you say yes.
  • New: The app checks in sooner if your weight changes a lot. It also checks in as soon as you reach your goal weight.
  • New: During setup you choose how you weigh in: from Apple Health or Health Connect, by hand with a reminder on Monday, or not at all.
  • New: Take several photos of one meal without the camera closing. Photograph the plate, the packaging and the label, then tap the green tick. They all go into one meal. Turn it on in Settings, under Camera.
  • New: In that camera, tap the picture to focus on a spot. Tap a photo you took to see it bigger, and swipe to see the others.
  • New: Settings shows how to add Snapkin to your home screen and lock screen, so you can see today's numbers without opening the app.
  • New: See your calories and protein on your watch face. It works on Apple Watch and on Wear OS watches.
  • New: Settings has a new page, Your watch, that shows how to add Snapkin to your watch.
  • New: Follow two more nutrients next to protein, like fibre or salt. Pick them in Settings, under Your dials. On Today, swipe the card next to protein up once to see them.
  • New: Each one has a daily target that fits you. See where the targets come from.
  • Better: Deleting a meal or a weigh-in no longer asks first. You get a few seconds to tap Undo instead, and the totals at the top change straight away. Clearing a Coach chat has the same Undo.
  • Better: Buttons like Save and Delete stay at the bottom of the screen, so you never have to scroll to find them.
  • Better: A button you cannot press yet is grey, so it is clear it is not ready.
  • Better: Memory is easier to read. Each meal opens its own page, and each thing Snapkin learned opens its own page to fix it.
  • Better: Forgot something by mistake? You get a few seconds to tap Undo and keep it.
  • Better: Setup now starts on the middle pace, not the slowest one. You can still pick another.
  • Better: If your phone counts your steps, the check-in shows how much you moved. If you don't weigh in, it can suggest a better activity level.
  • Better: Eating something you had before is faster. Your usual meals are ready when you open the app, so tapping one opens it straight away.
  • Better: Settings is sorted into clear groups: your targets, your phone and watch, and your preferences.
  • Better: The first-photo tips now ask you to keep your fork, glass and a bit of table in the photo. We use them to judge how big your portion is.
  • Better: Swipe left to delete a weigh-in, or an ingredient while you edit a meal. It works the same way as deleting a meal.
  • Fixed: The goals screen no longer says your activity was adjusted when nothing changed.
  • Fixed: Signing in with Google now works on Android. Before, it showed an error and did not sign you in.
  • Fixed: A new meal no longer flashes "Nothing logged yet" between uploading and analysing.
  • Fixed: After you correct a meal, answering its new question no longer fails again and again.
  • Fixed: When you log a usual meal at a smaller or bigger portion, each item now says what share of the usual portion it is.
  • Fixed: A second plate of the same meal is now judged from its own photo, instead of being copied from the first plate.
  • Fixed: When a question asks which food it was, picking a different food now updates the meal straight away. The meal also shows how many calories could still change, instead of just a question mark.
  • Fixed: When you correct a meal, Snapkin no longer says it changed something without changing it.
  • Fixed: On older Android phones, Snapkin can now read your weight from Health Connect.

Build 3493

28 September 2026 · Version 1.1.82 · App Store + Google Play
  • New: Use pounds and feet if you like. Tap "lb" or "ft" next to your weight or height, and your weights and heights show that way.
  • Better: Before you have logged anything, Usual meal now explains how it fills up, instead of showing an empty list.
  • Better: The yearly plan costs €49.99 while the launch offer lasts, instead of €99.99. Take it now and you keep that price for as long as you stay subscribed.
  • Fixed: Typing your weight during setup no longer jumps it to 40 kg or hides your goal weight.

Build 3411

26 September 2026 · Version 1.1.0 · App Store + Google Play
  • New: Snapkin is in the App Store. The buttons on the website now take you straight to the App Store or Google Play.
  • New: On iPhone, Settings has a "Rate Snapkin" button.
  • New: Pages that compare Snapkin with MyFitnessPal, Cal AI, Cronometer, Lose It! and YAZIO, in every language: compare the apps.
  • New: Had it before? Tap +, then "Usual meal". Your likely meals are waiting, with their photos. Tap one and it is logged again, with the same numbers as last time. How it knows what you eat.
  • New: "Your dishes" in the menu keeps every meal you eat. Give one your own name, a note or a picture, or fix its portion once.
  • New: Open a meal to see all its nutrients, not only the big four. You see sugar, fibre, saturated fat, salt and minerals like iron and calcium.
  • New: New badges for coming back after a week away, for trying different dishes, and for sharing a meal or adding one a friend shared.
  • New: A badge for every milestone you spend with Snapkin: one month, three months, six months and a year.
  • New: We tested Snapkin on 500 meals weighed on a scale. It reaches 83% median accuracy per meal, which means a typical meal lands within 17% of the real calories, and 90% over a week. See the results.
  • Better: Adding a meal opens a small window over your day, not a new page. It works the same for a photo, for several photos, or for typing what you ate.
  • Better: The box you type in shows a new example each time you open it. The examples show what you can tell it about your food.
  • Better: When you add one of your usual meals or a meal a friend shared, you pick how much you ate with a slider. You can pick any amount, not only half, the same or double.
  • Better: The same window now shows how much each part of the meal weighs, not only its calories.
  • Better: The subscription screen now says the plan renews by itself, and what the free days turn into.
  • Better: Settings has a way to email us, and links to the privacy policy and the terms.
  • Better: Your profile says whether your plan renews every month or every year.
  • Better: The setup now shows how accurate a photo is from our own test on 500 weighed meals: about 83% for one meal, 90% over a week.
  • Better: Where the app explains its numbers, the studies now open inside the app.
  • Better: On a phone, the website only shows the store for your phone.
  • Better: The app icon has a bigger photo and plate, so it is easier to spot on your home screen.
  • Better: When you open the add menu, the page behind it goes soft and darker, and the tabs and the chat button step aside. Only the four ways to add a meal stay sharp.
  • Better: Everything behind a pop-up is a little darker, so the pop-up stands out more.
  • Better: Editing a meal is calmer. Tap an ingredient to open it, then change how much you ate with a slider. 0.5×, 1×, 1.5× or 2× is one tap. Your phone ticks as you slide.
  • Better: A meal without a photo now shows a small picture of the kind of meal it was, instead of a pencil.
  • Better: The menu now shows how many memories and dishes you have, and how many rewards you have earned.
  • Better: Sugar is split in two: natural sugar and added sugar.
  • Better: Add or rename a food yourself, and Snapkin works out its nutrients too.
  • Better: The price on the subscription screen now says that tax is included.
  • Better: On iPhone, the app now says "Apple Health" when it asks to read your weight and steps.
  • Better: On a meal you shared, the "Stop sharing" button is now easier to see.
  • Better: Snapkin only asks for a rating right after a meal comes back, never when you just opened the app.
  • Better: "Rate Snapkin" moved from Settings to the menu, under "Share Snapkin".
  • Better: Tap share on a meal to get its link. You can copy it, send it, or stop sharing. The app no longer opens the send screen by itself. The share button then says "Shared", and a shared meal shows a small globe in your day.
  • Better: Swipe any pop-up box down to close it. Every box now has the little bar on top that shows you can.
  • Better: The close button on every pop-up box looks the same and sits in the same place, top right.
  • Fixed: The Restore purchases button no longer disappears when the prices fail to load.
  • Fixed: Making an ingredient without a weight smaller no longer sets its calories to zero.
  • Fixed: When you correct a meal and the reply says it changed something, the numbers now really change.
  • Fixed: A meal you take from somebody's share link now becomes one of your own dishes. You can log it again later without taking a new photo.
  • Fixed: The privacy policy now names the AI services that really read your meals, and where they run.
  • Fixed: When you answer a question and it takes something off a meal, the meal's name changes too. Raspberries without the cheese are no longer called "raspberries with cheese".
  • Fixed: The photo at the top of a meal is sharp again, not blurry and blocky.
Snapkin app screen for a meal a friend shared: 509 kcal for breakfast, a note that somebody already counted it, and a choice of Half, The same or Double portion.

Build 2781

22 September 2026 · Version 1.0.2504 · App Store + Google Play
  • New: Did a friend send you a link to a meal? Open it and add that meal to your own day. Say how much you had.
  • New: Snapkin has a new app icon.
  • New: You can now delete a meal that could not be counted.
  • Better: If your payment went through but your subscription is not ready, you can now try again. You will not pay twice.
  • Better: Setting your goal is easier. Pick your target weight on a ruler, and see a chart of when you will reach it.
  • Fixed: Some people paid but did not get access. Your subscription now goes to the account you paid from.
Snapkin app card saying Congratulations, you reached your goal, with the offer to switch to a calorie target that keeps your weight steady.

Build 2617

21 September 2026 · Version 1.0.2340 · App Store
  • New: Set a target weight. When you reach it, Snapkin congratulates you and offers to switch to calories that keep you there.
  • New: Eating out? Take a photo of the menu in the coach's new Restaurant tab. It shows the lightest dishes first, and what still fits your day.
  • New: Share a meal with a link. You can also send Snapkin to a friend from the menu.
  • Better: Snapkin tells you when it is time to check your goals, for example when your weight has changed. You see your old and new daily target side by side.
  • Better: Settings are easier to use. Every setting has its own screen. The sources behind our numbers now open inside the app.
  • Better: Your meal photos are kept for as long as you subscribe. They are no longer deleted after six months.
Snapkin Research and sources screen explaining that every number in the calorie tracker comes from published research, with the studies behind each decision.

Build 2264

17 September 2026 · Version 1.0.1987 · App Store
  • New: See the research behind our numbers. Links now sit next to your calorie limit, your weight loss pace, and in Settings.
  • Fixed: Signing in with Google works again on Android. Signing in with Apple is not offered on Android for now.
Snapkin meal reminder settings: one gentle reminder a day at 1:00 PM, only on days you have not logged a meal yet.

Build 2257

17 September 2026 · Version 1.0.1980 · App Store
  • Better: Meal reminders are clearer. They ask you to add a photo of your meal.
Snapkin Active calories screen comparing an estimated target of 2,350 kcal with a measured one of 1,800 kcal plus 300 kcal of movement measured today.

Build 2253

17 September 2026 · Version 1.0.1976 · App Store + Google Play
  • New: Use what your watch measures. Your calorie target for the day can grow with how much you really moved. Turn it on in Settings, under Active calories.
  • New: The first time a meal has a question, the app shows you where to tap to answer it.
  • Better: Answer all the questions about a meal first, then send them together in one go.
  • Better: Meal estimates are more accurate. If you type a weight, Snapkin uses that weight. A photo is read from what is on the plate, not copied from an older meal.
  • Better: The first screens now show how answering one short question makes a meal estimate more accurate.
  • Fixed: The home screen widget no longer goes blank at midnight. It starts the new day at zero.
Snapkin Today screen with the protein ring at 133 grams and an activity card asking you to set up Health Connect to count your steps.

Build 2075

16 September 2026 · Version 1.0.1798 · App Store
  • New: On iPhone, add a button to your Lock Screen that opens the camera. The photo becomes a meal for today.
  • Better: Take a photo of a food label once, and Snapkin remembers its numbers for your next meals.
  • Better: The activity card now always shows on your day. If Apple Health or Health Connect is not connected yet, tap it to set it up.
  • Fixed: Sliding your finger over a chart no longer selects text.
Snapkin Weighings screen listing each day's weight in kilograms, with a button to add today and a bin icon to delete a weighing.

Build 1941

15 September 2026 · Version 1.0.1664 · App Store
  • New: A new weights screen. See every weight you entered, delete one, or add a day you missed. Tap the plus on the weight card to add your weight.
  • New: Slide your finger over the weight and calorie charts to see the number for each day.
  • Better: Answer the questions for all your meals in one go. You can now also answer with a photo.
  • Better: Each meal shows how many calories its open questions could still change.
  • Better: The photo guide for your first meal now shows how to add a food label, and stays until you save your first meal.
  • Fixed: Swiping back now slides the screen smoothly in the app.
Snapkin Today screen with a meal under the Breakfast label: two eggs, buttered toast and black coffee at 520 kcal.

Build 1748

14 September 2026 · Version 1.0 · App Store
  • New: Swipe from the side of the screen to go back, like in other apps.
  • New: Your meals for the day are now grouped by breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks.
  • Better: Tapping an answer to a question about your meal can now add, remove or change food in it, right away.
  • Better: When you add a meal from an older photo, the app now tells you first which day it goes on.
  • Better: You can no longer pick a password that was leaked online. This keeps your account safer.
  • Fixed: A meal added from your photo library no longer says the photo is gone when it is still there.
Snapkin Today cards with the protein ring at 133 grams, 12,480 steps and 738 active kcal in large numbers.

Build 1575

13 September 2026 · Version 1.0 · Google Play
  • Better: The numbers for carbs, fat, steps and active energy are bigger and easier to read.
  • Better: The screen where you add a meal is cleaner. The meal you picked is easier to see.
  • Better: The Lock Screen ring widget no longer shows your calories twice.
  • Fixed: Swiping up and down on the nutrient card no longer stops halfway on iPhone and Android.
Snapkin setup screen that says Your plan is ready, with a daily calorie target of 2,700 kcal and protein first.

Build 1537

13 September 2026 · Version 1.0 · App Store + Google Play
  • New: A calories widget for the Lock Screen on iPhone.
  • Better: The add menu and widgets are simpler. We took out the list of past meals and the steps widget.
  • Better: The last setup steps are shorter and do not repeat themselves.
  • Fixed: Tap next to the add buttons to close the menu.
Snapkin reminder settings by meal: a breakfast reminder at 9:00 AM and a lunch reminder at 1:00 PM, each with its own time.

Build 1524

13 September 2026 · Version 1.0 · App Store
  • New: Tap the plus button to add a meal faster. Take a photo is first, and you can log a meal you ate before with one tap.
  • New: More widgets on iPhone and Android. Choose which ring a widget shows, or add a calories widget or a steps widget.
  • Better: Meal reminders are new. Get one reminder a day, or one for breakfast, lunch and dinner, at the time you choose. They come at the right time in more countries.
  • Better: Setting up the app is new. Snapkin can use your steps from Health to suggest how active you are, and you can say which foods you do not eat.
  • Better: Snapkin has a fresh look. The rings are new, and the second ring now shows carbs and fat. A third view shows your steps.
  • Fixed: Notifications now work on iPhone.
Snapkin adding a meal from an older photo to yesterday's lunch, with Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and Snack to choose from.

Build 1331

11 September 2026 · Version 1.0 · App Store
  • New: Put Snapkin on your iPhone Lock Screen. Your numbers stay hidden while the phone is locked.
  • New: Swipe left on a meal to delete it. Swipe up or down on the nutrient card to see more.
  • New: Snapkin looks at when a photo was taken. It picks the right meal and the right day for you. You can change it.
  • Better: Snapkin remembers what you ate in the last two days. Take a photo of a second plate and it will not ask the same questions again.
  • Better: When an answer takes long, Snapkin tells you and keeps trying. You get a Try again button when that can help.
  • Fixed: Sign in with Google works on iPhone now.
Snapkin Today calorie card: 2,535 kcal eaten, 165 kcal left of a 2,700 kcal goal, with nothing else under the bar.

Build 1216

11 September 2026 · Version 1.0 · App Store
  • Better: Today is simpler. The line with your steps and active energy under the calories is gone.
  • Fixed: The home screen widget on iPhone now shows your numbers. Before, it stayed empty.

Build 1206

11 September 2026 · Version 1.0 · App Store
  • New: Snapkin is now on iPhone.
  • Better: The welcome screens now show the app as it really looks, with added sugar on the example meal.
  • Fixed: The goal screen no longer says "Losing null kg" when you did not set a goal weight.
  • Fixed: The goal date now reads correctly in French and Spanish.
  • Fixed: In Settings, each colour dot now stays next to its own number.

Build 1076

10 September 2026 · Version 1.0 · Google Play
  • New: You can now choose halal in setup. The question now asks how you eat.
  • Fixed: On Android, reminders, Health Connect and the home screen widget now work.
  • Fixed: The payment screen no longer shows up empty with nothing to buy.

Build 1064

10 September 2026 · Version 1.0 · Google Play
  • Better: The version number is now also at the bottom of the Profile screen.
  • Fixed: After you pay, the app no longer gets stuck on the loading screen.

Build 1038

10 September 2026 · Version 1.0 · Google Play
  • New: The coach has two tabs. "What's next" helps with your next meal. In "What I have", take photos of your fridge or cupboard, and Snapkin suggests meals you can make from them.
  • Better: Questions about a meal now come one at a time, over the meal. Tap an answer and the meal updates right away. A "What changed" row shows every change to the meal.
  • Better: The text in the app is simpler and clearer, in every language.
  • Better: Snapkin now guesses breakfast, lunch or dinner from the usual meal times in your country.
  • Better: The suggested speed to lose weight is now a bit slower: half a percent of your body weight each week.
  • Fixed: Pressing Enter now signs you in. The Next button in setup works while you are still typing.

Build 725

8 September 2026 · Version 1.0 · Google Play
  • New: Swipe the added sugar card to see your carbs and fat for today.
  • Better: When you go over a goal, the ring goes round a second time. It is easy to see, even on the small rings.
  • Better: A new account now sees a short explanation on the History screen, not empty charts.
  • Better: When your subscription has ended, Snapkin now tells you that clearly.
  • Better: The Android app asks for fewer permissions.
  • Fixed: The app no longer gets stuck loading on Android after the store window was open.

Build 703

8 September 2026 · Version 1.0 · Google Play
  • New: On Android, put Snapkin on your home screen. The widget shows your protein for today. The app also has a proper start screen now.
  • New: Add a photo when you write to Snapkin about a meal. For example, a photo of the food label.
  • Better: Chats with Snapkin now look like chat messages. A follow-up question shows right under the message it is about.
  • Better: The payment screen now starts on the monthly plan, which has the free trial. The plan you pick is easier to see.
  • Fixed: On tablets, the app now fills the whole screen.
  • Fixed: After you pay, the app no longer says you have no subscription.

Build 638

8 September 2026 · Version 1.0 · Google Play
  • New: Memory has its own screen in the menu. See what Snapkin has learned about you, sorted by meal.
  • New: You can fix something Snapkin remembers about you, and say which meal it is about.
  • Better: Adding a photo works the same way on every screen.
  • Better: Picking your weight in setup is quicker. The wheel now goes from 40 to 200 kg.

Build 619

8 September 2026 · Version 1.0 · Google Play
  • New: Take a photo of your meal. Snapkin tells you the calories, protein and added sugar in it. You can also type what you ate. No internet? The photo is sent later.
  • New: Not sure about a meal? The app asks you a short question. You can also chat with it to fix a meal, or ask it what to eat next.
  • New: The Today screen shows two rings: protein to reach and added sugar to stay under. A bar shows how many calories you have left.
  • New: Snapkin learns what you eat. Every time you fix a meal, it gets better. You can see what it remembers and delete it.
  • New: Save a meal you like and add it again with one tap. A meal library gives you ideas.
  • New: See your past days, your weight and your progress in charts. Weight and steps come from Apple Health or Health Connect.
  • New: Earn badges for good habits. Get a reminder at lunch when you have not logged anything yet.
  • New: Answer a few questions and get your own daily targets. Sign in with Apple, Google or email. Use the app in ten languages.