What’s new in Keema

What’s new in Keema

Every version of Keema, newest first.

Each entry sums up what changed since the version before it. Versions numbered 0.x are test builds, sent to a small group through Apple’s TestFlight before Keema is on the App Store. The same notes are in the app: Settings, About Keema, What’s new.

0.1 (2065) · November 9, 2026

A guided start, more barcodes, and more.

New features (9)
  • New: a guided start. New people begin with a short set of plan questions and the free trial offer, instead of landing on About you & goals.
  • New: more barcodes. About 4,900 more barcodes open a food when you scan them, instead of looking online or finding nothing.
  • iCloud backup now checks that its copy is still in iCloud. If you delete it in the Settings app, or your iCloud account changes, Today tells you and the backup stays off until you turn it on again. If a different iCloud account is signed in, the backup page says where your earlier backup is, and Learn more explains each choice.
  • Backup reminders on Today come at most once a month and can be stopped, and Data backup/exports says when it is backing up now.
  • Reminders are one simple list everywhere, and if notifications are turned off your phone says so plainly and keeps your choices.
  • Did you know has 897 more facts and 377 more sayings. New facts and sayings start appearing in December, mixed in with the earlier ones.
  • About 2,800 more foods, including sai bhaji and new items from HelloFresh, Starbucks and Biggby, plus Wellshire Farms meats and Ascent Protein powders. Sweetgreen’s menu is updated to its current figures.
  • Wording on the backup, Privacy and Apple Health screens now says “your phone” or “your iCloud” where your data is kept or sent.
  • We updated the Privacy page and usage counts.
Fixes (8)
  • Restore Purchases describes your subscription correctly when Apple has none on this account, or is retrying a renewal payment.
  • Importing a MyFitnessPal file with no meals or weights, or with rows that can’t be read, now says so instead of saying it has only exercise.
  • The weekly backup no longer includes weight, height, age or sex that came from Apple Health.
  • A food you starred stays in Favorites even if a later update removes it from the food database.
  • Changing your logging plan turns off the reminder of the old plan.
  • The subscribe screen shows the whole price at the largest text sizes, keeps the Terms and Privacy links in the top bar, and says the free trial lasts 2 weeks.
  • The keyboard’s Done bar closes the keyboard on every sheet that raises one.
  • Facts use US spelling, and two sayings were retired.

Earlier

0.1 (1910)November 3, 2026iCloud backup, Siri while locked, and more.
New features (7)
  • New: iCloud backup. Keema saves your log to your own iCloud as you log, encrypted first, and Restore from iCloud brings it back on a new iPhone. Settings, Data backup/exports shows it beside a weekly copy and a manual backup.
  • Coming soon: Keema on the App Store. Everyone still testing Keema will get a code for a free year, to use once you’ve switched to the App Store version. We’ll send it then.
  • New: fold a meal. A meal on Today folds to its total when you tap its name.
  • New: Siri while iPhone is locked. Turn it on in Settings, Siri & Shortcuts to log food and water and hear what’s left without unlocking. Siri can also tell you your protein today.
  • Photo shows Apple’s AI’s estimate for the whole photo first and asks Apple’s AI half as often, so its daily allowance lasts longer.
  • Did you know has 80 more recipes, 108 more jokes and 28 more facts.
  • We updated the Privacy page and usage counts.
Fixes (6)
  • About you & goals no longer crashes when Work it out is on.
  • Apple Health no longer leaves extra entries after quick edits or deletes, and no longer sends back a weight that came from Health.
  • Restoring a backup, opening Trends and importing a spreadsheet no longer freeze on a long log.
  • Siri now stops a request from someone Health says is under 13 even when the phone was locked and Keema had just been started.
  • Photo guesses show the whole food name, and a doughnut is weighed closer to its real weight.
  • Small fixes on Today, in Open Food Facts search and in Did you know.
0.1 (1592)October 28, 2026A football look, about 1,600 new foods, and more.
New features (2)
  • New: a football look. Today shows a card for it with a “Have a look” button. Try it and the other looks in Settings, Appearance; the football look runs until February 28 and has ten pictures to choose from.
  • About 1,600 new restaurant and meal-kit items, including Shake Shack, Sweetgreen, Dutch Bros, 7 Brew, Factor and HelloFresh, bring Keema’s food list to over 480,000.
Fixes (7)
  • Tapping “Have a look” on the new looks card on Today no longer closes the app.
  • Searches with a stray “w”, “n” or “extra”, like “quarter pounder w cheese” or “canes sauce extra”, now show Keema’s own match first, and Add food no longer says “Nothing matched w”.
  • Scanning a barcode now finds the product in Keema’s own food list even when the package is a different size or reprint of one Keema already holds.
  • When Siri hears only “Keema” as the food, it now asks what you ate instead of logging the dish keema.
  • At the larger and accessibility text sizes, words, numbers and names now show whole across Today, Add food, Trends, Discover and Settings, and Quick add and Ask AI stay at the top of Add food.
  • The About screen says plainly that your food log stays on your phone.
  • AI Estimates no longer offers OpenRouter’s withdrawn larger free model; a phone that had picked it now uses Gemma 4 31B.
0.1 (1533)October 25, 2026Photo logging, color themes, and more.
New features (5)
  • New: photo logging. Photograph your food and pick it from three suggestions. The amount starts at the photo’s estimate, and the photo isn’t kept. It works on iPhones running iOS 27 that can use Apple’s online AI. An iPhone that could after updating to iOS 27 or turning on Apple Intelligence shows the option grayed, with what it needs.
  • New: color themes. Pick a new color theme in Settings, Appearance, including a seasonal Autumn look until December 14.
  • On iPhones that can use Apple’s online AI, Ask AI now answers as soon as you’ve read its guide.
  • Planned food on Today now shows its protein, carbs and fat as well as its calories.
  • No change to the food database this release.
Fixes (1)
  • At the largest text sizes, Copy day shows long food names in full with the calories under them, Ask AI and Quick add stay above the keyboard while you type on Add food, and on Trends the Weight card fits the screen and the Body fat card shows its title, date range and Log button whole.
0.1 (1465)October 22, 2026Plan food ahead, training choices, and more.
New features (10)
  • New: plan food ahead. Add food to a later time today or to any of the next seven days. It waits grayed in its meal, and nothing counts or goes to Apple Health before its time. For each plan you choose Ask me (Keema asks once its time has passed, and Confirm all counts the rest) or Count it (it counts by itself at its time, marked on its row).
  • New: training choices on About you & goals. Pick general health, strength training, endurance training, or losing weight while keeping muscle, and Keema suggests protein, carbs and fat for how you train. Each choice has a line about it. Under Protein, Keema says where it starts and what the guidelines give, and Adjust moves it within that range. Fat can be set between 20% and 35% of calories, and protein, carbs and fat each show their share of your calories. Endurance training’s carbs follow your Activity level.
  • Before Keema works out a plan, the note now says its plans are for healthy adults, names heart disease among the examples, and has one button.
  • After you use a calorie goal Keema suggests from your log, About you & goals shows it as Keema’s suggestion, and tells you before anything replaces it.
  • Keema now warns you, without blocking anything, when your weigh-ins show your weight dropping fast, when your weight is going down with no goal to lose, or when a new goal weight is far below your current weight. Work it out’s fastest losing pace is now 1% of your weight or 1 kg (2.2 lb) a week, whichever is lower.
  • Ask AI now offers a Set up an AI button wherever it says no AI is set up.
  • Sayings show their romanization in plain letters, with credits that say “Literal translation” or “Machine translation”.
  • Discover’s Latest and Starred headings say how many are inside, like “Latest (3)”, and the list has less empty space above it.
  • Keema’s app icon mark is a little smaller.
  • No change to the food database this release.
Fixes (5)
  • After you set up an AI, Ask AI asks about your food right away, and it always says what happened when it can’t give an answer.
  • A couplet’s two lines in a saying show on two lines.
  • Scan a barcode, Speak and Add food from the Keema icon now open every time, whatever tab Keema was left on or menu was left open.
  • At the larger accessibility text sizes, the note before Keema works out a plan scrolls, so its I understand button can always be reached.
  • When Keema sets aside a word it can’t match, like “Dewey’s” in “Dewey’s cheese pizza”, its own matches now come before online results that match none of your words.
0.1 (1404)October 19, 2026Choose your app icon, a goal check-in, and more.
New features (10)
  • New: choose Keema’s app icon. In Settings → Appearance, pick the blue icon or blue on brown. The mark on the icon is a little bigger.
  • New: a goal check-in for Set goals. After four weeks of logging and weighing, Trends says your goal, what you logged and how your weight moved, and suggests a new calorie goal only when one would help. You can use it or leave it. It looks every week and speaks up early when something changes. How it’s going on Trends shows the same number any time, with See the full check-in.
  • New: Numbers on Today. In Settings, choose calories, protein first, or no numbers.
  • New: split or join foods in a whole meal. On the Confirm screen of Log this whole meal, swipe a food left or hold it to split it into its parts or join it with the food above, for when the app read your meal the wrong way.
  • A line naming where to get help for an eating disorder now sits beside the medical note.
  • A calorie goal below 1,200 kcal now saves after a short note about a healthcare professional’s guidance, and Keema never saves one below 800 kcal.
  • Settings → Apple Health now says plainly that your activity level already includes regular exercise, so giving back calories for those workouts counts them twice.
  • In places where the law requires it, Keema now uses Apple’s age check when it opens. The answer stays in memory and is never saved.
  • If you share usage counts, Keema now sends a different set of them. They are still anonymous numbers only, and nobody can see what you log.
  • No new foods in this release.
Fixes (4)
  • Foods with “and” or “with” in their names, like mac and cheese or an egg and cheese sandwich, now stay one food when you log a whole meal, say it out loud, or ask the AI.
  • Searching a chain’s item with “sandwich” or “meal” on the end, like “panera egg and cheese sandwich”, now finds it, and the plain version comes before the ones with bacon or sausage. Searching “animal style fries” now finds the correct food.
  • “Breakfast burrito” and “buñuelos” now open on the dish itself, not a packaged one. For dishes sold both packaged and at restaurants, such as goetta, shawarma and blintzes, a restaurant’s version now shows second in the search results.
  • On iOS 18, Discover’s “Latest” and “Starred” headers are no longer in capitals.
0.1 (1307)October 15, 2026Did you know, Discover, and more.
New features (11)
  • New: Did you know. A card at the top of Today gives you something to read each day: a food joke, a food fact, a saying from around the world, or the recipe of the week. Keema starts with 171 jokes, 107 facts, 52 sayings and 31 recipes, and adds more in later builds. Facts and sayings have a short “Source” link, and a saying shows a person’s published English translation or says that translation services made it. The × hides today’s card. Move the card lower, or turn it off, in Customize Today.
  • New: Discover. A new tab keeps the latest 3 of each kind and anything you star, to read again or share. Recipes show as short cards with their photo, and each section folds. The × takes an item away for good, with a few seconds to undo it, and starred items sit at the bottom.
  • New: Apple’s online AI for Ask AI. On an iPhone with iOS 27 and Apple Intelligence, Ask AI asks Apple’s online AI first. It is free and needs no key and no setup. Your food description goes to Apple’s servers, which Apple says keep nothing once they answer. If Apple’s AI can’t answer, your own AI’s key answers, or else Apple’s AI on this phone, and the estimate says which. On other iPhones, Ask AI works as before.
  • In Settings → AI Estimates you choose which AI Ask AI asks first, and whether another answers when it can’t or Keema asks you then. Settings and each estimate name the AI in plain words, such as “Claude Sonnet 5.5”.
  • AI Estimates offers each company’s newest models, warns when the model you chose is no longer offered, and no longer guesses what a paid AI costs.
  • When you scan a barcode, the amount screen says where the numbers came from: Keema’s food list, Open Food Facts, or a lookup saved on your phone. A barcode scanned more than a month ago is checked against Open Food Facts again the next time, so a correction made there reaches you.
  • Just log and Notice patterns show your meals, the day’s calories, and protein, carbs and fat at the top of Today, with fiber, sugar and sodium in color and bigger numbers. Just log can show fiber, sugar and sodium under each food, and shows protein, carbs and fat beside each food and meal.
  • You can hide the Weight button from Add while the Weight card stays on Trends, or hide the Weight card from Log weight. Bring the button back in Customize Today and the card in Customize Trends.
  • Siri and Shortcuts log water in ounces and say back the amount you gave.
  • The Add button on Today is a little narrower.
  • 18 more foods, among them malpua, Lao papaya salad, Sichuan water-boiled beef, eight treasure rice and kringle.
Fixes (11)
  • The Apple Health page explains a problem in plain words, and on iOS 27 Keema no longer offers to send weigh-ins Health may already have when it can only read your last 30 days. When Keema can’t see weights from other apps in Apple Health, the Send weigh-ins question says so.
  • Searching a chain with a drink or side (“burger king coke”, “med fry whataburger”) opens on the regular item, and “starbucks chai” opens on the Chai Latte.
  • Searching a dish with “style” in it, like “beef fry kerala style”, finds the dish, and “apple pie” and other dishes open on the dish, not on a filling, seasoning or dressing for making it.
  • Add food’s search is ready sooner after the screen opens, and pressing the keyboard’s search key runs a search again if its results never arrived. On iOS 18, the search bar shows its magnifier and “What did you eat?” as soon as the screen opens.
  • Some packaged foods showed impossible mineral amounts (thousands of milligrams of cholesterol or iron in one serving, from typos in the source data); those figures now show as unknown, and the foods stay. A scanned product from Open Food Facts no longer shows several times its real calcium or potassium when the record mixes per-serving and per-100 g figures.
  • Log weight from the Weight card on Trends matches Log weight from + Add, including full height on smaller iPhones. A weigh-in of 0 kg no longer makes the readings next to it look odd on the weight chart.
  • On Trends, the Daily average card shows the unit next to each number (“3,499 kcal”, “148 g”) when you have no goals set. On Today, Sugar and sodium’s labels are brighter in dark mode, and with Increase Contrast on.
  • When the app keeps several backups of your log in the same second, the oldest is now the one removed.
  • Dictation no longer leaves the microphone on, or other apps’ audio turned down, when it fails to start.
  • Dal fry is its own dish, and dal tadka, ajiaco and picadillo were recalculated after recipes for other dishes of the same name were taken out. Yakhni pulao, paya, lumpia, pudim and udon are back, recalculated from recipes checked to be the right dish.
  • Auntie Anne’s Mozzarella Stuffed Nuggets now come in the regular size and the bucket (one serving of four), not only the small.
0.1 (1163)October 8, 2026Label serving sizes, rename logged foods, and more.
New features (14)
  • Search shows the serving printed on the label or menu, with the calories you’ll log: a juice’s 8 fl oz instead of 12, a chain’s Medium, “5 pieces” instead of “1 oz”. A 2-liter bottle or half gallon opens on one glass, and drinks sold in a carton, pouch or box, like protein shakes and juice pouches, show the size printed on the label. Today shows a chain’s own size (“Small”, “1 Donut”).
  • New: rename what you’ve logged. You can rename anything you’ve logged, including foods from the database and quick adds: open it from Today and tap its name. The food’s own name stays underneath.
  • Calorie and nutrient targets are now called goals, and “Set targets” is now “Set goals”. Fiber is a “minimum” and sodium a “limit” wherever Keema shows them.
  • Keema is for adults 18 and over. If it knows you’re under 18, it keeps your food log without calorie or nutrient goals or weight features; under 13 it stops recording, and you can export your log.
  • The Weight button is in the Add panel for everyone, and the Weight card on Trends appears once you log a weigh-in or set a goal weight. Don’t track weight? Hold the Weight button, or use the line at the bottom of Log weight, to hide it; turn it back on in Customize Trends.
  • The Weight card no longer predicts a date for your goal weight, and its colors no longer change with the direction. Notes about low-calorie days use 1,500 kcal for men, as Keema’s calorie goals do.
  • Getting started and the Ask AI screens are shorter, and optional setup steps have a Skip button. The Ask AI settings and error messages use plainer words and say what to try next. The privacy screens say “key” instead of “API key”, and say that a recipe’s ingredients go to your AI when you ask AI about a recipe.
  • The weekly summary on Trends is plainer: no comments on days over your calorie goal, no meal or lunch assumed, no request to weigh in, and one tick style for everything that went right. Its protein note lists common protein foods.
  • Quiet days are met more gently. After two quiet days Keema sends one gentler message, and no second one at two weeks. The weekly logging goal counts any day with one meal or snack and grows by one day at a time, its card is kinder when a week falls short, and the streak says “days in a row” everywhere.
  • Patterns start after 14 days logged the way you usually log: one meal a day is enough if that’s how you eat.
  • Plainer words in more places: About you & goals and “Why these numbers”, Add food (Favorites and Customize in US spelling), Today, Getting started, and the Apple Health permission text. Settings shows “Not set up yet” for AI Estimates until one is set up, and the reminder for “when I first eat that day” is called First food. If the food database ever fails to open, Keema says your log is safe and what to do.
  • When a word in your search matches nothing in the database (“kerala” in “beef fry kerala style”), each result now says so; abbreviations like “w” and sizes like “med” are not counted.
  • About 1,500 more foods, with brands such as Coca-Cola, Fanta and Honest-KO, and 8 new restaurant chains and brands, among them Perkins, Port of Subs and Newk’s Eatery. Protein bars, shakes and collagen products from Barebells, Grenade and Vital Proteins are in too, with figures from each brand’s own labels.
  • 22 more dishes, most of them South Asian: Kerala sambar, cutting chai, batata vada, rasam rice, Kashmiri chicken, murukku, Hyderabadi chicken curry and others.
Fixes (10)
  • A scanned nutrition label or an imported recipe whose serving is “2 tbsp” or “2 cookies” now reads that way on Today, and logging it again keeps the same calories instead of doubling them. A scanned bag or block with no serving size on file (a family bag of chips) opens on 100 g instead of the whole package, and a scanned product whose label serving was entered as the whole container (“2.5 Servings”) opens on one serving, with the whole package as a choice. A food logged by its weight alone (such as “484.5g”) shows that weight on Today in your unit.
  • Cumberland Farms’ whole pizzas, Golden Corral’s Breakfast Feasts and Royal Farms’ family pack open on one serving (a quarter of the pizza) instead of the whole thing, Auntie Anne’s buckets say they are 1 of 5 servings, and Smoothie King’s food, bowls and snack boxes show “1 serving” instead of a drink size.
  • Drinks such as a can of Coke now show their size in fluid ounces (or milliliters) instead of their weight in ounces. Steaks, steamed vegetables, chocolate foods, and mints or candy with “cola” or “coffee” in the name no longer show as “12 fl oz” drinks in search; they show their own serving and calories.
  • Some restaurant drinks (and a few other chain items) showed about 3.5 times their calories in search; they now show their own serving and calories. Saying or meal-logging a Miller’s Ale House sauce or dressing no longer logs 8 times its calories.
  • Regular Coca-Cola no longer shows 0 calories or a barcode in front of its name. Fanta, Sprite, Barq’s, Gold Peak, Honest Tea, Minute Maid and other Coca-Cola Company drinks no longer show 0 calories either.
  • 86 dishes made from recipes of a different dish are corrected or taken out until the right recipes are found, among them Love cake, Kerala duck roast and Curry chips.
  • A quick add or Ask AI entry found in search now reads “quick add” instead of “per 3.5 oz”, and logs again as it was rather than as 3.5 oz. A quick add’s amount sheet no longer shows a star that starred every quick add at once; star a quick add under My foods instead. A stray favorite left by that star is removed.
  • Searching for “fish fry” or “egg fry” no longer warns that “fry” didn’t match on fried fish and fried egg rows, and “small caesar salad” no longer warns about “small”.
  • On smaller iPhones, Log weight opens full height so everything on it is in view.
  • At the largest text sizes, each food on the whole-meal screen wraps instead of breaking into one letter per line, its include circle is easier to tap, the height, package-weight and water-time boxes no longer cut off digits, and VoiceOver can leave one food out of a whole meal.
0.1 (1056)October 4, 2026Saved meals, usage counts, and more.
New features (16)
  • About 209,000 more foods, with brands such as Tasty Bite, Sukhi’s and Kellogg, and 4 new restaurant chains.
  • New: usage counts. Keema now asks once whether it may send a few numbers a day about which features are used, never what you ate or anything that says who you are, so the work goes where it helps most. Say yes or not now; change it any time in Settings → Privacy & your data.
  • New: easier saved meals. Star one with a tap, change amounts, time and meal before you log it, and save a meal from Today in one step. On Add food, tap the “Added … so far” line to change or delete what you just added, or to save those foods as a meal.
  • New: correct a food’s numbers. Tap “Tap to modify” above the nutrition. “Tap to keep” keeps your numbers and “Reset” puts the food’s own numbers back. A corrected food shows your numbers, and “Modified by you”, when you open it again.
  • Goals is now About you & goals. About you shows in every mode, with activity and body fat in it, and pace sits under goal weight. Every goal is in one list, with a Starts row for choosing the day new goals begin and numbers you type instead of sliders.
  • You can type your protein goal, in grams a day or per kg. Enter it manually notes when a protein goal is unusually low or high.
  • On the amount screen, the number is how many servings: with “2 Tbsp” shown, 0.5 is one tablespoon. Total says the amount in the serving’s own words, the amount comes before when you ate it, and the full nutrition label is one tap away.
  • The line under a food on Today shows the weight you logged: two servings of “2 Tbsp (16g)” read “4 Tbsp (1.1 oz)”.
  • The Add button on Today logs food, water or your weight. The weekly logging goal can be hidden for just today. Water buttons can be set to the amounts you drink, in ml or oz.
  • Select on Today is the word “Select” again instead of a checkmark. The sliders at the top of Today and Trends open “Customize Today page” and “Customize Trends page”.
  • Swipe left on a food in Recent to remove it from Recent and from search; what you logged stays. Recent shows 20 foods at a time, with Show more.
  • On Add food, “Nothing right?” is now “Not listed? Quick add”, and “Estimate it” is now “Ask AI”. The AI Estimates page is simpler: one card per AI, a short list of models, and keys in a window of their own.
  • Send to Apple Health asks about foods and weigh-ins separately, and never sends a weigh-in for a day Apple Health already has a weight from another app. After an import, Keema says how many days it left out.
  • Privacy & your data is easier to use: export and restore come first, usage counts and everything else open with a tap, and a link opens the full privacy policy online. The food database and Apple Health lines are shorter, and the Apple Health line points to the Health app and Settings → Apple Health.
  • The camera asks permission only to scan a barcode or photograph a nutrition label. Photo logging is off for now.
  • Settings → Food database shows the number of foods and the date of the food data.
Fixes (9)
  • On the amount screen, typing a nutrition figure keeps the line in view above the number pad, and Total no longer repeats a weight printed on the label, such as “2 oz (56g) dry (2 oz)”.
  • Opening “These numbers look wrong” and closing it without a change no longer marks the food as corrected by you.
  • A weight typed into an empty field in About you no longer turns 200 into 2.0.
  • After a break from weighing in, the Weight card’s weekly figure is the real average since your last weigh-in, and it says what span it covers.
  • Typing one food’s long name in Add food no longer shows “Log this whole meal” above the results; a meal typed with a comma, “and” or “with” still does.
  • Saying “jif peanut butter” or logging a whole meal no longer reads “1 Tbsp” for a full 2 Tbsp serving.
  • Typing “coke” or “coca cola” finds Coca-Cola instead of Powerade, and “whoppers” shows the malted milk candy first (“whopper” is still Burger King’s). A dish searched by name shows before a packaged product of the same name, and Whopper, Blizzard, Frappuccino, Honey Walnut Shrimp and Frosted Lemonade open on the chain’s own item.
  • Search no longer lists Open Food Facts foods whose calories don’t match their protein, carbs and fat, and scanning one asks you to read the label first.
  • On smaller iPhones the Add food buttons fill the row, four across.
0.1 (933)October 1, 2026Arrange Today your way, log when you ate, and more.
New features (13)
  • New: arrange Today your way. The button at the top right lets you hide any part of Today or drag it up or down. Getting started is one of those parts, first by default, and the × on its card turns it off (from your feedback).
  • New: arrange Trends too. Show on Trends is one list. Every card has its own switch and can be dragged, and Fiber, Sugar and Sodium each have their own card with the average. Which days count is a plain choice: All days, or Only days marked complete.
  • New: mark a day complete. At the bottom of Today, mark a day complete, and Trends can count only the days you marked.
  • New: log when you ate. Every way of adding food has “Eaten at” beside the meal, so you can log something you ate earlier at the time you ate it.
  • On Quick add, “Estimate what’s missing” sits under the name and fills in only the numbers you left empty, marked as estimated. Ask for a food now includes the numbers you typed.
  • Photographing a plate: the camera tells you to move closer, move back or hold the phone flat, and says when it’s right. An estimate starts at the measured amount. A restaurant item or recipe dish is logged as one serving with − and +.
  • Under 18, a calorie target saved below the adult minimum is raised to it once, with a notice.
  • Siri and Shortcuts ask you to unlock your iPhone before they log food or water or tell you your calories.
  • Speak turns speech into text only on your phone. If the phone can’t, Speak says so and sends nothing anywhere.
  • If you’ve said no to the camera, microphone, speech recognition or notifications, Keema says what doesn’t work and how to turn it on in Settings. The camera and Apple Health prompts name every use Keema makes of them.
  • On Goals, the folded “Also track” row lists fiber, sodium and water with their goals or “No goal set”, and each goal has a ✕ to remove it.
  • In What’s new, each version’s new features and fixes are two rows you tap to open.
  • The food database has 130 more dishes: 62 from Korea (soups, stews, banchan, rice cakes) and 68 worked out from published recipes. Among them are Bengali, Kerala, Goan and Kashmiri dishes, Thai green curry, nasi lemak, Gujarati kadhi and pozole rojo.
Fixes (10)
  • On an earlier day, the arrows beside the date are no longer hidden on smaller iPhones, and Select is now a checkmark icon. On small iPhones the Water card’s Amount button no longer splits the word.
  • On Add food, cancelling a food, Quick add or an estimate no longer hides the search bar behind the keyboard.
  • Photographing a plate now measures the whole portion (it read far too low before).
  • Searching a dish name shows the dish before jars of sauce and packaged meals named for it (rogan josh, tikka masala, aloo matar). Adding where it’s from or its meat still finds the dish (“hyderabadi kheema”, “kerala sambar”, “tamales de pollo”). “pappadam” finds papad. Your own foods show above the results only when they match every word you typed.
  • After you add several foods in a row, Today names every one of them, in full. On a day with activity, Today’s summary reads “1,141 eaten − 34 returned by activity” without repeating it in a note below.
  • Today and Trends no longer pause with a long history, and adding, editing or deleting food no longer pauses when the log is long.
  • Food logged with Siri, Shortcuts or a Home Screen quick action goes on today, even if Keema was left on an earlier day. Today comes back to today after a night or a weekend away, and food added from a meal’s + stays in that meal.
  • Turning off one item, such as cholesterol, for Keema in Apple Health no longer stops all food from reaching Health. Activity credit no longer gives too much in your first two weeks with a watch, and nothing is read from Health while Sync with Apple Health is off.
  • Opening Goals in Just log or Notice patterns no longer shows the “Before Keema works out a plan” page.
  • The dashed goal line on the Trends weight chart shows the day you set a goal weight.
0.1 (877)September 29, 2026Log a whole meal in one go, a simpler Goals, and more.
New features (10)
  • New: log a whole meal in one go. Add food stays open after you add a food. A line at the top shows what you added, with Undo; tap Done when you’re finished.
  • Logging an estimate is one tap: Log at the top of the Estimate screen, with the meal under the name. Estimates go to the meal you opened Add food from, not one guessed from the time of day.
  • While you type a search, more results fit above the keyboard: “Nothing right?” and “Estimate it” share one line, and the “Nothing matched” note waits until the keyboard goes down.
  • Goals is simpler: pick Work it out and each part folds to one line, with one weight goal and a pace. When your weight changes, Keema offers new targets and explains them, and nothing changes until you choose. Biological sex sets your calorie formula and your lowest target, and Keema says who its plans aren’t designed for before working one out.
  • The note about low days on Trends reads differently and can be hidden (turn it back on in Goals). A calorie target under 1,200 asks whether a healthcare professional set it. Under 18, the note can’t be hidden and calorie targets stay at the adult minimum.
  • What’s new is in the app: Settings, About Keema, What’s new. Today shows the newest entry once after an update.
  • Words you search for online, barcodes you scan and recipe pages you open are no longer kept in iOS’s web cache. Anything earlier versions left there is deleted the first time you open this version.
  • After a plate photo, the box to say what the food is comes first, with a line explaining that Keema doesn’t recognize food in photos.
  • The medical note on the welcome screen and in About names breastfeeding alongside pregnancy.
  • The food database has one new dish, chicken tikka masala, and fiber filled in for chapati and seven other dishes.
Fixes (12)
  • If a launch can’t read your log, Keema no longer saves over it, and a restore keeps this phone’s own settings.
  • Photo portions no longer crash on phones with one rear camera, or when camera access was refused.
  • The amount screen saves the right calories, opens on one piece, counts cups, and opens a bare milliliter serving, or a drink serving that ends with a period, on 1 serving. A scanned barcode’s portion reaches it, and a portion like “1 1/4 cup” is read in full, not as 1 cup.
  • Very large numbers are refused wherever you type one, and recipe links to very large files are refused.
  • A failed save of your estimator key tells you, and the key you pasted is cleared from the clipboard once saved.
  • Goals no longer shows Age, Height or Weight as empty when your number is 40 years, 178 cm or 80 kg, no longer makes up a carb target, and remembers the body-fat bracket you picked. The activity note on Goals says plainly that you choose the level, and the button to change it to Light confirms the change.
  • Getting started ticks a step only when it is really set up.
  • Recent foods on Add food say “kcal” after the calories.
  • Products from two brands that showed a shortened or wrong brand name show the right one.
  • Typing a common word like fries, salad, tea or rice opens on the plain food. Names with an apostrophe, like Cap’n Crunch, are found when typed without it, and a restaurant is found without “Cafe” or “Grill” on the end.
  • “Chicken tikka masala” finds the dish, averaged from six published recipes, before packaged meals. A dish with a meat the database has no version of, like “chicken shami kabob”, finds the dish. Asking a restaurant for a “coke” finds its regular Coca-Cola before the diet one.
  • Search shows french fries by the cup, chicken tenders by the tender, and beer and soda by the can, instead of a single fry or a small glass.
0.1 (800)September 26, 2026Light or dark appearance, a clearer weight chart, and more.
New features (7)
  • Choose Light, Dark or Automatic in Settings → Appearance. Getting started shows Today in each so you can pick.
  • Getting started can bring in your history from another app. Help lists the Siri and Shortcuts actions.
  • Weight on Trends says which way your weight is heading and how fast, from a smoothed line through your weigh-ins. You can see every weigh-in and delete one. Body fat has its own card.
  • When Log weight offers a reading from Apple Health, it shows that reading’s date and saves it on that day.
  • The protein, carbs and fat ring on Trends is easier to read and shows grams and share of calories against your goals. Numbers on Today and Trends are darker.
  • 463 more dishes: 226 from India, 146 from Korea, 58 from Brazil and 33 worked out from published recipes.
  • With Increase Contrast on, Keema’s colors darken too, and small buttons are easier to tap.
Fixes (5)
  • Search finds more foods from part of a word: “puddi” finds pudding and “galin” finds galinhada.
  • Check the label keeps sugar and saturated fat.
  • Raw fruit and fruit canned in juice are no longer measured as drinks.
  • Food names printed in capitals read normally.
  • Goal weight takes a decimal point and can be cleared.
0.1 (746)September 25, 2026The first test build.