Turning on Pro mode in Settings > Customization will hide all the text labels and make the app more streamlined. However, while you are new or if you are still getting accustomed it may be good to turn helpers on.

Streamlined navigation, with new “Yesterday” report to instantly review everything you did.

Now you’ll also get tokens every morning when you view your report and save your sleep, which can then be used towards chatting with your AI coaches, food analysis and more.

When new data is available, you’ll see the new badge indicating there is a new report to review (and new tokens to claim!)

If you get an insight you aren’t ready to do or want to move on to the next action, now you can skip ahead.

And once you have done it and are also ready to continue to the next step, it will be a “Done” button instead, so you can go through your actions one at a time and keep making progress.

Though you can skip ahead, it is generally recommended to do each action, which was calculated to be the optimal next step for your current status and goals.

It may not always be something you are in the mood to do, and in fact will likely often be difficult or something you were avoiding. However, you can skip it for later if you are just not ready to do it or want to jump ahead.

Easily navigate the daily report and go back in time, with simple buttons at the top.

This will let you quickly paginate within a specific section, whether you want to browse your food, steps, sleep or other data. Once you are in a section, you can easily swipe left or right within that day to view the other information as well.

New and improved target

Now your targets (which can be reviewed and maintained in Settings > Goals) will also show at the top.

If you haven’t set some targets, suggested ones may also be set for you (ie. steps will have the typical 10,000 but you can set your own). Now you can browse through your day and see how well you did on all the categories from sleep to fitness and food.

Not every day needs to be perfect, and it is ultimately the long-term trends and your health that matters. Now the app has new views in the Health, Mind, Fitness and Food tabs to also show your long-term trends and detect significant changes.

For many people, these daily targets will be enough to do, or they may want to just check the app more passively.

If you want to use it as more of an active todo list and check more often through the day, you can set custom weekly goals.

These can now be accessed from the + button > “Goal”

… which will pull up the classic weekly goals screen, where you can set incremental goals for the week based on your previous data.

If you do that for the week, then you’ll also have a “Tasks” item for the day.

From there you can see your progress on your custom habits and your tasks for the day.

The health tab has been updated with even more custom and intelligent algorithms to help you make sense of all your data.

The Health Score, first created in 2017, will now tell you in a simple paragraph exactly what is going on.

Instead of just grades, now you will get a more detailed explanation of what is happening.

You’ll also be able to see some specific trends at the top with a quick visual of what has changed the most recently, highlighting a few of the most variable trends.

Now in each section, you will see a more detailed grade, also with a more complete explanation of why it is so.

The new grades are managed by your AI coach in that category, so customizing their personality, strictness and other attributes, as well as setting your specific goals with them, will help to inform your grades and personalize them further towards your specific needs.

The difficulty can also be adjusted if you are finding it too easy or simple. In the future, we will be adding ways to move beyond level 1, though for most people this will be an optimal place to start and should cover all the essentials for a typical human being.

Below the grade you’ll also be able to see some of the actual data that was used to inform that grade, generally the last 30-60 days of history.

Now you can also scroll down to see your recent history in each category.

Here you’ll also see your habits completed (new ones can be installed from the Labs), quests completed from your coaches, and much more — all in one unified timeline.

Tapping it will also take you to that day so you can review what happened.

Now the calories for an item will be highlighted on each meal making it easy to review at a glance on your meals screen as you scroll through.

(And if it has no calories and continues fasting, it will be purple)

From there you can also quickly request a change. For example, if the analysis was wrong or you actually had something different than the assumptions — ie. you only ate part of it, or something wasn’t pictured, or you added extra sugar or dressings that weren’t mentioned previously, etc.

Try to be as specific as possible when requesting a change.

Starting in the next version, each Food XRAY will use tokens, and a certain number of tokens are included each day with each plan.

Once you start a program, you’ll be able to do quests to start implementing your lessons and build new habits.

From your coach tab, a variety of quests will be prepared for you to choose from each day, ranging from easy things you can do in a few minutes, to more challenging options.