August 19, 2026
New AI Assistant Capabilities
Connect your favorite AI to Wellness Project, now including Gemini support, expanded MCP Apps with richer interactive health views, suggested prompts, and more.
Read the full guideWhat’s New
What’s new
Wellness Project ships major features regularly. This page tracks the big ones, the tools that changed what the AI fitness tracker can do for training, nutrition, recovery, and longevity, in the order they went live.
August 19, 2026
Goals Are Much Smarter
See your projected outcome, required pace, and set calorie targets against how much you actually burn.
August 18, 2026
Train Beyond the Gym
Log yoga, Pilates, mobility, calisthenics, Barre, Tai Chi and more, with proper muscle, difficulty and fatigue context.
August 17, 2026
The Next Chapter of Wellness Project
The latest native and web apps are here, with voice agent support, food barcode scanning, and with it comes the end of early access. We are implementing a founding member pricing plan, click here to learn more.
Read the full guideAugust 16, 2026
Know Your TDEE
A new page and an optional dashboard widget give you clear insight into your total daily energy expenditure (TDEE), so you can plan your calories carefully. Your wearable’s calories burned import alongside it as a secondary check on your maintenance.
Read the full guideAugust 12, 2026
Scan the Box It Came In
Point your camera at the barcode on a package and the food comes back already filled in: name, brand, calories and macros. Tap Scan barcode above the meal chips to start. You can also type the number in by hand, or take a photo of the Nutrition Facts panel instead. Camera scanning may take a few days to reach your device.
August 9, 2026
Save Your Go-To Meals
Save any meal you log as a recipe, and it comes back as a one-tap suggestion at the times you actually eat it, with the exact macros you saved. Review saved recipes anytime.
August 7, 2026
Long-Press to Log
Press and hold the app icon on iPhone or Android and three shortcuts come up: Log a meal, Plan a workout, Ask a coach. Each one opens the app right on that screen, whether it was already running or fully closed, so logging lunch is a press and a tap instead of a trip through the app.
August 7, 2026
Measurements and Body Composition
If your smart scale reports more than weight, those numbers now have somewhere to live: BMI, muscle mass, skeletal muscle percent, body water, protein percent, bone mass and visceral fat. Tape measurements do too, for waist, hips, chest, biceps, thighs and calves. Log them in chat with a coach, from Claude or ChatGPT, or by sending a photo of the readout, and whatever you record charts over time on the body detail page next to your weight and body fat.
Read the full guideAugust 3, 2026
See When You Actually Sleep
Your device has been recording bedtime and wake time all along, it just never had anywhere to show up. The new Bedtime and Wake Time chart on /sleep plots one bar per night, so a night that crosses midnight still reads as one continuous stretch, and two new stats show your typical bedtime and wake time. Bedtime Consistency now measures how steady your bedtime actually is, not how long you slept.
Read the full guideJuly 26, 2026
Tell Jamie What You Lifted
Your watch records that a workout happened; it never records what you trained. Now the Today’s Workout card opens Log with Jamie, the logging twin of Plan with Jamie. Say your session the way you’d say it out loud, or just say “same as last Tuesday, 10 lb heavier on the bench” and Jamie pulls that workout up and copies it. Snap the gym whiteboard if that’s easier. Fix anything by talking to him, then save once, and it counts toward PRs, estimated 1RM, and muscle volume like anything you log by hand.
July 23, 2026
Log Carries, Weighted Holds, and Tempo Sets
Farmers carries, sled pushes, weighted planks, and slow-eccentric sets now record time, weight, and reps together — on any exercise. Timed sets are excluded from 1RM/NSI scoring on purpose, so a light 8-second eccentric never dents your strength scores; carry progress tracks by heaviest load instead.
July 21, 2026
Macros and Drinks Sync In Too
Apple Health, Health Connect, and Fitbit can now fill in calories, protein, carbs, and fat on days you didn’t log food, and Apple Health adds alcoholic drinks too. Your own food log always wins.
July 16, 2026
Apple and Android Workouts Sync In
Strength, cycling, HIIT, swimming, yoga, and more logged in Apple Health or Health Connect now show up as workouts here automatically, no re-logging required.
July 9, 2026
Now in 12 Languages
The app and your AI coaches now speak German, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, French, Italian, Korean, Japanese, Polish, Hindi, Turkish, and Arabic. Switch anytime in Settings.
July 5, 2026
Bring Your History With You
Import your workout or calorie logs from any app: upload a CSV export and it becomes real data you can chart.
Read the full guideJune 28, 2026
Claude & ChatGPT Connectors
Log meals and workouts or pull up your live charts by chatting with Claude or ChatGPT.
Read the full guideJune 24, 2026
Muscle Fatigue Heat Map
See which muscles are fresh and which need rest, estimated from every set you log.
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