WSIET: What Should I Eat Today

About WSIET: What Should I Eat Today

• Cook at home is here. Switch to "Cooking today" and we'll suggest a dish you can actually make from what's in your kitchen. Set up your pantry once — or snap a photo of your fridge and we'll spot the ingredients — pick your mood, and get a dish that uses what you have. See what you'd need to buy, follow a simple recipe, or order it instead in a tap. Switch back to "Ordering today" anytime. • Cooking mode polish: cleaner, more familiar recipe ingredient names, recipes shown one step per sentence, smoother switching back to Ordering, and a genuinely different dish each time you tap "New suggestion." • Premium: set daily protein and calorie goals in Settings and we'll shape your suggestions toward what's left for the day. Pick a preset like "Higher protein" or "Balanced," or enter your own. Your dashboard shows the day's progress with simple bars, and goals now apply when you refresh or adjust a suggestion's mood too. Estimates only — guidance, not exact tracking. • Meal suggestions now follow your dietary restrictions more closely — only dishes that fit the way they're normally served, with no "just leave it out" workarounds. • Suggestions now draw across all the cuisines you've selected instead of repeating the same one. • Meal and dessert photos now use one high-quality model and load reliably — no more photos stuck loading forever, and editing a meal's photo won't lose the existing one if the upload fails. • Dessert suggestions no longer echo your dinner — no "Ramen Pudding" after a bowl of ramen. • Meal descriptions read naturally whether you're cooking or ordering, explaining why a dish fits your tastes and mood. • When you log a meal from a photo, the nutrition boxes keep their labels (Calories, Protein, Carbs, Fat). • Tap a date in your meal history to collapse or expand that day. • The app version now appears at the bottom of the Settings screen. • Improved text contrast across the app — the "Strong Match" restaurant chip (now readable in dark mode too), the sign-up password checklist, meal history dates, and your account info in Settings. • Text now scales more gracefully with larger-text accessibility settings, and screen-reader labels on the tab bar were restored. • You can now delete your account and all its data from Settings. • A cook suggestion you've already picked no longer disappears when you switch between Cooking and Ordering with an empty kitchen — it stays put.

App privacy

The developer, Kevin Lui, reported these privacy practices to Apple.