Release Notes

Nutrisize Health iOS v1.1 build 5 — Personalized Hydration Intelligence, Sources & References, centered app icon, and App Store review fixes.

What's included

• Personalized Hydration Intelligence: individualized daily targets, adaptive reminders, beverage tracking, wearable dehydration signals, KPI scoring
• Sources & References screen with citations from WHO, ACSM, NIH, FDA, AHA, USDA, and peer-reviewed journals
• Replaced donation links with non-monetary support options (Rate, Share) per App Store guidelines
• HealthKit permission button text changed from 'Connect Apple Health' to 'Continue' per Apple guidelines
• Centered app icon inner square for consistent branding across Nutrisize ecosystem
• Fixed display name to show 'Nutrisize Health' with proper spacing
• Apple Weather attribution for WeatherKit compliance

Nutrisize Health Android v1.1.0 (versionCode 4) — Sources & References screen, centered app icon, and home heading fix.

What's included

• Sources & References screen with citations from WHO, ACSM, NIH, FDA, AHA, USDA, and peer-reviewed journals
• Centered app icon inner square for consistent branding across Nutrisize ecosystem
• Home heading 'NUTRISIZE HEALTH' font reduced to 24sp to fit on one line

Physiology visual range bars now show boundary numerals and unit labels for every parameter. Nutrition Individualize nutrient bars are fully adaptive — bar length adjusts per row, values right-aligned with no wasted space. UI polish throughout: fold/unfold indicators always visible, buttons never wrap text, and macro percentages always stay on the same line.

What's included

• Physiology visual range: boundary numerals float just above each zone transition on the color bar
• Unit label (mmHg, bpm, mg/dL, etc.) shown in VISUAL RANGE header for all Tracking and All parameters
• Vertical zone legend below bar: colored swatch + zone name + range, all readable at a glance
• Fixed fold/unfold indicator missing on long-title Physiology cards (e.g. Temperature and Heat Balance)
• Buttons throughout the app no longer wrap text — FlowRow moves buttons to next row when space is tight
• Nutrition Individualize: nutrient bar adapts length per row, value text right-aligned at row edge
• Nutrient display order: amount+unit shown first, then percentage (e.g. 3.0g · 5%)
• Daily macro bars: percentage value (e.g. 160%, 190%) always stays on the same line as the bar

Improved nutrition UI with thicker bars, bolder labels, and tappable nutrient drill-down. Every nutrient row now expands inline to show full details — amount, daily value, and coverage — so no information is ever hidden.

What's included

• Nutrition bar height increased 2× then +30% across all views for better visual clarity
• All bar labels use SemiBold/Bold font weight for improved readability
• Compact bar layout — reduced spacing so more nutrients fit without scrolling
• Weight-based proportional layout eliminates text truncation in nutrient rows
• Percentage shown first in value column — always visible even in tight layouts
• Every nutrient row is tappable — expands inline to show name, amount, daily value, and % coverage
• FlowRow for compact nutrient summary prevents label wrapping (e.g. Phosphorus 25%)
• Larger font sizes for per-portion and Meal Total nutrient details
• Updated Play Store screenshots for phone, 7-inch tablet, 10-inch tablet, and Chromebook

NutriSize iOS v1.0.1 — fixes text truncation across Physiology visual range bars and Nutrition Individualize views so all data is fully readable on every device size.

What's included

• Visual range bars in Human Physiology now use vertical legend layout — full zone names and numeric ranges always visible
• Nutrition Individualize: macro progress bar values (grams, percentages) no longer truncate on any screen size
• Micro nutrient rows use adaptive bar width — bar flexes while text always renders fully
• Food item nutrient highlights use 2×2 grid layout instead of cramped single row
• Collapsed day summary values use fixedSize for full visibility
• All fixes apply to Vegan, Vegetarian, and Non-Vegetarian plans via shared components

NutriSize iOS v1.0 — approved and ready for distribution on the App Store. First iOS release replicating Android v2.0.1 in SwiftUI with StoreKit 2.

What's included

• Full SwiftUI implementation of NutriSize for iPhone and iPad
• Nutrition: Types (Macro/Micro/Daily/Regional), Individualize (Vegan/Vegetarian/Non-Veg) with collapsible days/meals, macro progress bars, per-food nutrient contribution with %DV
• Exercise: Types (5 intensity levels), By Age (4 groups), Individualize with weekly plans and authority guidelines
• Human Physiology: 201+ health parameters with visual range bars, Simply Put + Clinical context, tappable citations from WHO/CDC/AHA/NEJM (premium, one-time $2.99 unlock)
• Personal health profile: enter age, weight, height, goal, activity level, dietary preferences to unlock personalized weekly plans
• Health history tracking and MDConnect physician directory
• StoreKit 2 in-app purchase with dynamic pricing, restore flow, and seasonal discount offers
• Native pinch-to-zoom on all screens with zoom reset pill
• Device-adaptive layouts for iPhone and iPad
• Privacy-first: all data local, anonymous diagnostics on feedback only
• Evidence-based content referencing WHO, ACSM, AHA, NASEM, CDC, IOM, NEJM standards

Dynamic pricing from Google Play, seasonal discount offers, and improved purchase experience. Real-time pricing with approximate fallback, enticing discount discovery prompt, and clear Restore flow messaging.

What's included

• Dynamic pricing: real-time price fetched from Google Play with approximate fallback when unavailable
• Seasonal discount offers: year-round, summer, fall, and Christmas specials configured in Google Play
• Discount discovery prompt encouraging users to explore available offers before checkout
• Strikethrough original price display when discount is active
• Improved Restore flow: clear messaging when no previous purchase is found
• Base price updated to $2.99 with seasonal discounts applied at Google Play checkout

Major UI redesign with visual health intelligence. Collapsible content, color-coded range bars for 30+ clinical parameters, Simply Put (plain language) + Clinical (evidence-based) context, tappable citations from WHO/CDC/AHA/NEJM, per-food nutrient contribution, breadcrumb navigation, in-app Privacy Policy.

What's included

• Complete UI redesign: home grid, section menus with submenus, gradient banners
• Visual range bars for Blood Pressure, Heart Rate, Temperature, Glucose, O2 Sat, BMI, and 25+ more parameters
• Simply Put explanations for farmers and families worldwide
• Clinical context for doctors and health professionals
• Tappable inline citations [WHO] [CDC] [AHA] [ADA] [NEJM] opening in-app with Reload/Close/Open in Browser
• Nutrition Individualize: collapsible days/meals, macro progress bars, per-food nutrient contribution with %DV
• Exercise weekly plans: collapsible days with authority guidelines
• All submenus: Nutrition Types (Macro/Micro/Daily/Regional), Individualize (Vegan/Vegetarian/Non-Veg), Exercise Types (5 levels), By Age (4 groups)
• Smart single-step back navigation with breadcrumbs throughout
• In-app Privacy Policy under System
• Content accuracy: Vitamin D 51+, sodium range, BMI Class II, activity factors corrected per WHO/IOM/KDIGO
• One-time Purchase button for premium features (price from store)

Live on Google Play as v1.2.0 (version code 5). GitHub Sponsors as primary donation, Stripe and PayPal via website, improved link stability.

What's included

• Released on Google Play as version 1.2.0 (version code 5) on Mar 26, 2026
• GitHub Sponsors added as primary donation option (direct link)
• Stripe donation option added via support page
• PayPal available via support page (indirect link for improved stability)
• Donation links open in external browser (ACTION_VIEW) to prevent app freeze on Android

New donation options — GitHub Sponsors as primary, Stripe and PayPal via website, improved link stability.

What's included

• GitHub Sponsors added as primary donation option
• Stripe donation option added via support page
• PayPal available via support page (indirect link for improved stability)
• Donation links open in external browser to prevent app issues on Android

Multilingual Physiology — 8 languages serving 75% of the world's population, plus zoom scrolling and bug fixes.

What's included

• 8-language support: English, Spanish, Hindi, Mandarin Chinese, Arabic, French, Portuguese, Bengali, Japanese
• Auto-detects device language on first launch
• Language picker (globe icon) in Physiology parameter detail views
• 11,032 translated fields across 197 parameters
• Translated fields: simplyPut, analogy, whenToWorry, interpretation
• Zoom scrolling: drag to pan in all directions when zoomed in (iOS, Android, Web)
• Fixed iOS Physiology crash from data type mismatch
• Compact expanded view in All Parameters with summary chips and Full Detail link

Nutrisize is live on Google Play! First stable production release, available in 177 countries worldwide.

What's included

• Published on Google Play Store (com.nutrisize.android)
• Available in 177 countries and regions
• Rated Everyone — suitable for all ages
• Nutrition DV breakdown with feedback improvements
• Web version with meal plan enhancements and reference viewer
• All features from beta releases refined for production readiness

What's coming next

• iOS App Store submission
• Individualized nutrition plans with WHO/USDA/NASEM guidelines
• Exercise recommendations based on ACSM standards
• Health history tracking with time-series wearable data
• Nutrition and Exercise Knowledge Bases with citations

Major Physiology enhancement — 12 new data dimensions across all 201 health parameters, serving both common people and medical professionals.

What's included

• Pronunciation guides for all 201 parameters (phonetic, e.g. 'kree-AT-ih-neen')
• Real-world analogies making complex health concepts relatable for everyone
• When to Worry / Don't Worry guidance — reducing health anxiety from lab results
• Visual emoji icons for at-a-glance parameter identification
• Seasonal and circadian timing notes (e.g., cortisol peaks at 6-8 AM)
• Decade-by-decade age-specific notes (20s through 70+)
• Real-world clinical scenarios with teaching points
• Trend interpretation — what rising or falling values mean over time
• Differential diagnosis patterns for medical professionals (premium)
• Drug interaction details with mechanisms (premium)
• Lab methodology notes: sample type, fasting, stability, interferences (premium)
• LOINC and ICD-10 medical codes for interoperability (premium)
• Compact expanded view in All Parameters with summary chips
• Privacy and support links updated to permanent GitHub Pages URLs

What's coming next

• System Feedback screen (beta critical)
• Individualized nutrition plans with WHO/USDA/NASEM guidelines
• Exercise recommendations based on ACSM standards
• Health history tracking with time-series wearable data
• Nutrition and Exercise Knowledge Bases with citations

Changes

• Physiology data version upgraded to 4.0.0
• Parameter detail view now has 23 information sections
• All Parameters expanded cards show concise preview with 'Open Full Detail' link
• iOS code signing added for physical device deployment

Initial beta release of NutriSize — a health intelligence app for nutrition and exercise.

What's included

• Multi-platform support: iOS (iPhone & iPad), Android, and Web
• Basic Health Parameters tracking (age, weight, height, and derived metrics)
• Five main sections: MyHealth, Nutrition, Exercise, System, and Nutrisize
• System Diagnostics with device hardware info, memory/CPU/storage monitoring, and automated issue reporting
• Your Data & Privacy screen — complete guide to how NutriSize handles local data
• About, Release Notes, and Support Nutrisize screens
• Adjustable display zoom (slider + pinch-to-zoom) for accessibility
• First-launch beta notice with feedback guidance
• Privacy-first architecture — all data stored locally on your device

What's coming next

• Individualized nutrition plans referencing WHO, USDA, and NASEM guidelines
• Exercise recommendations based on ACSM standards
• Health history tracking with time-series data from wearable devices
• MDConnect — connect with healthcare providers
• Knowledge Base with science-backed insights