Where Sated is going

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Deeper progress, gentler habits

The next round is about looking back further and keeping going without guilt.

• Gentle streaks, with rest daysStreaks that bend instead of break. Missing a day is life, not failure; the streak survives rest.
• Month & year in reviewYour weekly reviews, rolled up into a bigger story. The kind of look-back you'd actually show your doctor (or frame).
• Talk from your home screenA mic button on the widget: say "two eggs and a coffee" without even opening the app.
• Optional morning briefOne calm notification to start the day: dose day or not, water target, one gentle focus.
• Search everythingOne search across your recipes, ingredients, exercises and help.

Log without opening the app

The fastest log is no app at all

Logging should cost seconds, not attention.

• Shipped 16 Aug 2026Water tile in Quick SettingsA glass logged from the pull-down shade on Android, from any screen, with the app closed.
• NFC bottle stickerTap your phone on a sticker on your actual bottle and the water is logged. A little bit magic.
• Smarter dose reminders"Done" and snooze right on the notification, with a countdown to dose time.
• Shipped 12 Aug 2026Smart-scale auto weigh-inStep on your scale and the weight lands in Sated through Health Connect (opt-in, like all health sharing).

Ambient

Sated in the corners of your day

• More widgetsA medication-countdown ring and a supplements checklist beside the water widget.
• Hydration progress in your notification shadeA quiet ongoing progress bar on the days you want it.
• "Log water in Sated"Google Assistant support for hands-busy moments.
• Weather-aware hydrationHotter day, gently higher target, without ever asking for your location.
• Print-ready doctor reportsYour appointment report as a clean PDF, printed or shared.
• Export everythingYour logs and progress photos out to a folder you choose. Your data is yours; that includes leaving.

Big swings

One headline feature per release

The ambitious ones, shipped one at a time so each lands properly.

• Shipped 6 Jul 2026Voice mode that can seeTap the camera mid-conversation and show Sated your plate or a food label. It says what it sees, estimates the macros out loud, and logs it when you say so.
• Progress-photo time-lapseYour journey as a private, on-device time-lapse. Shareable only if you choose.
• Sleep × side-effects insightsDo rough nights follow dose days? Opt-in Health Connect sleep data, lined up against your diary.
• Shipped 19 Jul 2026Audio week in reviewYour week, read like a tiny podcast in the voice (and accent) you chose.
• Wear OSWater and dose-day glances on your wrist.
• Built · in final testingNative iPhone appThe iPhone app exists and is in final testing before App Store review. Until Apple approves it, the web app runs nicely on iPhone (open in Safari → Share → Add to Home Screen).

Moonshots

The ideas that keep us up at night

Zero promises, maximum ambition. These are real entries in the working plan, listed here because "all-in-one" should have a horizon.

• Bedside modeWhile your phone charges at night, a calm dim display: tomorrow's dose day or not, today's water, one kind word. A nightstand companion, not a screen that shouts.
• AR portion lensPoint the camera at your plate and see what 30 g of protein actually looks like on it.
• Rep counting by cameraProp the phone up and it counts your reps, on-device.
• Dose day like an alarmOptionally treat your injection like a proper alarm: full-screen, undeniable, done in one tap.
• Chat as a floating bubbleSated's chat as a chat-head bubble over other apps, for logging mid-recipe.
• On-device AI quick-parseSimple logs understood entirely on your phone, no server round-trip. Faster and even more private.
• Foldable cook modeHalf-folded phone stands itself up on the counter: steps on top, controls below.

For more of the world

Languages & regions

• First translationsHindi, Spanish, and German or Portuguese are the front-runners. The AI already answers in your language; the interface is next.
• Regional food, properlyThe cuisine engine already tunes meal ideas to your food culture, from dal to paneer to what's actually in your local shop, and it keeps getting deeper.

Shipped along the way

Not on the list, shipped anyway

None of these were ever on this page. Several started as a message from someone using the app. Newest first; the full record is the changelog.

• Shipped 30 Sep 2026Report or hide a shared recipeHide a recipe someone sent you, hide everything from that person, or report it. Reports are checked straight away.
• Shipped 30 Sep 2026Foundayo, and the right tablet dosesFoundayo is a medication you can pick, with its own daily dose steps. The Wegovy tablet steps were corrected too.
• Shipped 28 Sep 2026Share a meal as a pictureAny meal on Today’s Food becomes an image: your photo with coloured tiles for its calories, protein, fibre, carbs and fat.
• Shipped 27 Sep 2026Share your graphYour weight trend as one image, with the stats that matter and each dose period in its own colour. No name and no medication on it.
• Shipped 27 Sep 2026Invite a friend, both get a monthYour own invite link in Settings. When a friend joins through it and goes Premium, you each get a month.
• Shipped 26 Sep 2026Recipes as a linkShare any recipe as a link. Whoever opens it sees the whole recipe and can save their own copy.
• Shipped 24 Sep 2026The camera works out what it is looking atA menu is read as a menu and a label as a label, without picking a scan mode first.
• Shipped 24 Sep 2026Your first week, one small step a dayA seven-day card on Today for new starters: one small thing to do and one reassurance, ticking itself off from what you log.
• Shipped 10 Aug 2026Maintenance modeFor when the goal is to hold, not lose: a band around the weight you want to keep, read from your 14-day average. Free.
• Shipped 8 Aug 2026Insights, including Dose cycleSix views of your data. Dose cycle groups every logged day by how long it had been since your last injection.