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Version 3.2.0 · 2026-09-14
Modified the internal processing for screen display.
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The store currently lists version 3.2.0, updated 2026-09-14.








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Why not record your daily dietary protein intake and aim to improve your muscle strength?
This app is an app that allows you to easily record your protein intake.
Enter the food name and protein amount on the home screen and tap it to record the protein intake for the day.
If you tap the favorite icon, you will be able to enter the protein intake immediately from your favorite from the next time.
The History screen shows the food name and protein amount for the date selected on the calendar. You can modify the data by double-tapping the data. If you forget to record the data, you can add the data by clicking the "Add" button.
The Analysis screen displays weekly, monthly, and annual protein intake graphs. It also shows the average daily protein intake for that period.
On the Settings screen, you can set your daily target protein intake and the first day of the week on your calendar.…
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Modified the internal processing for screen display.
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