Roadmap

Updated November 2, 2026

What I’m thinking about, and what already shipped.

Considering

n/a

Shipped

1.2 — Score

Score — one number out of 100 for how today is going, from your pace, room left and daily average. On Home, on Apple Watch and in a new widget; Plus shows what makes it up
Streak Calendar — tap a day to see what you ate and exercised against your limit, and see your best month
Chart, formerly Stats — a 7-day preview on Home, weekly, monthly and yearly averages, and an intervals mode
An info button on every Home card explaining its number and the math behind it
What-if planning is opt-in from Settings, and the Dynamic Island shows your next goal

1.1 — Apple Watch

Cal/d on Apple Watch — turn the Digital Crown through your budget, vs. limit, daily average, surplus goal and countdowns

1.0 — Plan My Average

Plan My Average — pick a target average and a number of days, and Cal/d shows how much to eat each day to get there, ramping gently up to your target. Plans sync through iCloud

0.4 — the Streak Calendar

Streak Calendar on Home — the days you stayed under your limit this month and your current streak, opening into a month-by-month calendar with your best streak and total successes
The widget stays current with Apple Health even when Cal/d is closed, and a failed Health read keeps your last good totals
Pick your calorie tracker straight from the Eaten tab
Home figures, rings and countdowns scale with Dynamic Type, VoiceOver reads everything the Home cards show, and pace and limit no longer rely on colour alone
Ready for iPhone Duo

0.3 — meal logging, Plus, and a rebuilt Home

Log meals in Cal/d itself — description, calories and nutrition across 37 Health nutrient types, written straight to Apple Health
Eaten tab — any day's food, grouped into breakfast, lunch and dinner from the time you logged it, editable and deletable
Recents and search — re-log anything from a tap, searching your own past logs first and Open Food Facts after
Barcode scan, and nutrition-label scan read on-device
Guesstimate — describe a whole meal and it splits into separate foods, each one priced from your own logs or Open Food Facts, never invented. Needs iOS 26 and Apple Intelligence
An intro walkthrough on first launch, with Health permissions asked for a piece at a time, where each one is used
Cal/d Plus — a one-time unlock that lifts the planning limits and keeps the countdown running outside the app
Home rebuilt into separate cards, with pace dials measured against your limit. Stats and the progress review moved in from their own tabs
What-if now moves every figure, not just the countdowns, and each one shows what changed
Stats charts draw your daily limit, colour the days above it, and overlay the period before
Haptics throughout, and a one-tap log button beside the tab bar
Russian, Spanish (US) and Italian
On the Mac: meals logged there sync through iCloud, and the day's numbers match the phone
Daily summary notification, and an Add Log quick action on the Home Screen icon
Stats gains a "Last…" period, and custom ranges up to 30 days are free
History can filter to skipped days
Plus features show a blurred preview instead of an empty space

0.2 — stats, history and countdowns

Stats tab — daily history chart with range presets, remembered between launches
History — every tracked day and its totals, with per-day skipping
Skipped days removed from every calculation, both calories and elapsed time
AI Prompt tab — generates a progress review you can paste into any assistant
Medium Home Screen widget with time-left detail
Surplus goals with live countdowns to each milestone
Yesterday's pace compared against your limit and your last tracked day
What-if scenarios in Countdowns — see how adding or burning calories moves the clock
Deep links from the Eaten and Exercise rows straight into Apple Health
Shortcut to your preferred calorie tracker from the Countdowns toolbar

0.1 — the first release

Account for burnt calories (exercise) in the calculation
Notification at every checkpoint
Live Activity