🏃 KitFit · Changelog
Everything that's changed, newest first.
v1.4.1 October 2026
- Fixed: KitFit’s line on the KitHub dashboard (steps or meals today) went blank in the evening, because it counted the day by the server’s clock rather than yours.
v1.4 October 2026
Someone invited no longer sees the household’s KitCook meals when logging food.
v1.3 October 2026
Someone invited by the admin and given KitFit has a KitFit of their own.
- As yours is, it is theirs alone.
v1.2 October 2026
With KitHub's sign-in, KitFit is yours alone.
- Only you see your days, workouts, food and weight, and only you change them. An export holds only yours.
v1.1 October 2026
The phone bridge: your Garmin’s steps, heart rate, sleep and workouts, in by themselves.
- Phone bridge (Garmin)… in the menu: Garmin Connect, through Health Connect and HC Webhook on Android or Apple Health and Health Auto Export on an iPhone, step by step.
- Steps, average and resting heart rate, sleep, active calories, weight and workouts, on the right day in your time zone.
- What you typed always wins: a different figure from the phone is offered on Today, to use or not.
v1.0.1 October 2026
- Fixed: food search could fail with “could not reach USDA”. It now asks for plain foods and branded ones separately and at once, so a slow branded search no longer sinks the plain ones, and it waits longer.
- When a search does fail, it says why: the key refused, USDA too slow, or USDA’s own message.
- The USDA key is sent in a header rather than in the address, so it never appears in a log.
v1.0 September 2026
A new app for your day: steps, workouts, sleep, heart rate and stress, and what you ate, drank and weighed.
- Today shows only what you have entered, with rings for steps, food and water; add anything in a tap or two, for today or any earlier day.
- Food: search USDA’s database, scan a barcode (Open Food Facts), log a KitCook recipe, or tap tonight’s planned dinner. Macros add up per meal and per day.
- Trends: charts of steps, sleep, heart rate, calories, macros, water and weight, by week, month or year, with BMI from your height.