FitBee Calorie & Macro Counter

What's newin version 3.8.15

New • Set your protein, carb, and fat goals together, either as a ratio of your calorie goal or in grams. Pick a preset like Balanced, High Protein, Low Carb, or Keto, or set your own ratio, and your macro goals update automatically when your calorie goal changes. Improved • The food logging screen is more compact, with amount and serving size on one row and meal and date on another. • Tap the Water card on Home to add water. To see your water goal, choose View Goal from the same menu. • The calorie summary on Home is more compact, and on wider screens like iPhone in landscape and iPad, it shows remaining, consumed, and workout calories side by side in larger type. • At the largest text sizes, the calorie summary on Home shows remaining, consumed, and workout calories in evenly spaced rows with a progress bar underneath. • The calorie progress ring on Home now shows what you've eaten in orange and what's left in green, and turns solid orange once you go over your goal. • Account deletion now removes your FitBee data from iCloud. • Home's meal, Water, and Workouts cards are more consistent: each has a bigger, easier-to-tap Add button beside its title, and water and workouts are listed like your foods. • Your goals, including your new macro goals, now sync between your devices more reliably. Fixed • Editing a food now points to the correct field when a metric quantity is missing, instead of incorrectly asking for a serving size. • Cards and the week picker on Home, and cards on Goals, your logging streak, and recent foods, now line up with the screen's title on larger iPhones and iPhone Duo, and the food search header lines up with the results below it. • Switching between pounds and kilograms while setting up your weight goal now converts the weights you entered instead of keeping the same numbers. • On iPad in portrait, Home no longer briefly switches to two columns when you open the food logging screen. • Daily Summary no longer freezes on a blank screen on iOS 18. • Long meal names in Daily Summary's meals chart no longer overlap each other. • Changing your iPhone's region no longer changes your nutrition label format, and switching formats in Region & Units now converts your carb and sodium goals to match. • Recipe ingredient calories now line up with the middle of each ingredient's row.

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