Google Health 5.04 rolling out: Custom food logging, more fixes

Google Health 5.04 is rolling out today with a focus on nutrition updates — a big complaint of the initial redesign — and other bug fixes.

Google Health 5.04 is rolling out today with a focus on nutrition updates — a big complaint of the initial redesign — and other bug fixes. Version 5.04 is available on iOS and rolling out to Android. It follows wide availability of the last update at the start of this week.

The full list of improvements and fixes are organized into five categories: Nutrition Updates - Introducing custom foods: You can now create, edit, and delete custom foods for more personalized and easier logging. You can also search for created custom foods and log them again. - Quick logging calories and macro estimates: You can now log an entry by just adding calories and macronutrients without having to search for or add a specific food name.

- Macronutrient %s fixes: We’ve fixed an issue where the macronutrient calculation as a percentage of total calories was incorrect for some users. Sleep Updates - Naps included on Today:

Building on our recent improvements to naps tracking, your naps will now count toward your total sleep duration shown in the tiles on the Today tab. Fitness and Activity Updates - Fixed truncated HR charts and maps in exercise summaries: We’ve fixed an issue where some users would occasionally see incomplete heart rate charts and maps that did not represent the full duration of the exercise. Cycle Health Updates - Easier trend views:You can now view your cycle history grouped chronologically by year, making it easier to navigate your long-term data and see trends.

Friends and Leaderboards Updates - Inviting friends: We’ve fixed an issue where some iOS users were not able to successfully initiate new friend requests.