Welna 2.6 polishes the 2.5 release. • A faster, steadier OpenAI connection. Answers start sooner, brief network hiccups recover on their own, and when something does go wrong the message tells you exactly what to do. • Import from Photos and Files. Lab reports and documents can now come from an existing photo, an image file, or a PDF, read on your device just like a scan. • Clinician handouts, sharper. The shared PDF is cleaner and easier to read, with the QR code carrying the secure link. • Lab imports, more reliable. Percent values, qualitative results, and repeated reports are handled properly, and imported names stay exactly as printed by the lab. • Metric explanations that read your week. "What this means" now interprets your recent pattern against your own usual range and says what it means for you. • Apple Watch and widget layouts refined so nothing is cut off. • Connecting Apple Health is smoother, and the permission prompt appears only when you choose to connect. • Fixes and polish across all six languages.

Welna 2.5: your health, in your language, everywhere you look. • Six languages. Welna now speaks English, French, German, Hindi, Simplified Chinese, and Spanish. • The newest GPT-5.6 models. Welna now runs on OpenAI's GPT-5.6 family through your own account: faster answers on everyday reads and workflows, and Welna stays compatible as OpenAI updates its models. • On your wrist and Lock Screen. A new Apple Watch app, complications, and widgets keep your daily read at a glance. • Siri and Shortcuts. Ask for your brief or start a visit prep hands-free, with a Live Activity while Welna works. • Your labs, over time. Import a lab PDF or photo and Welna builds an on-device timeline of your biomarkers, each shown against the lab's own printed range and your personal trend. • Explain Results, upgraded. Imported values are saved with the conversation, so you can keep asking. • One big thing. Every daily read now leads with the single insight that matters most. • A metabolic read. Glucose in context with your sleep, steps, and heart data, if you track it. • Cycle context. Gentle, optional context in morning reads if you log your cycle. Not a tracker. • Share with your clinician. A clean one-page PDF handout with a secure link and QR code, generated on your device. • Start instantly. See your first on-device read before connecting any account. • Clearer AI labeling, larger text support, reduced motion, and VoiceOver improvements throughout. As always: your text is redacted on your device before anything is sent, and Apple Health stays read-only.

A bigger Welna: understand your numbers, and talk to them. • Daily reads. Welna now writes short, on-device reads from your own Apple Health: a recovery read each morning, a momentum check at midday, an evening recap, and a periodic 90-day look. Computed on your device, and works offline. • What would help. Each read carries one gentle, grounded suggestion from your own numbers. Patterns many people find helpful, not medical advice. • Ask about anything. Tap a metric or a read and ask questions in plain language, grounded in your own history, baseline, and sleep. Your conversations are saved. • Explain your results, then keep asking. Paste or scan a lab or test result and Welna explains what each value generally means, next to what your own numbers usually show. • Notes. Write a line in your own words and Welna connects it to that day's real numbers, then keeps a simple record. Your raw words never leave your phone. • Make it yours. Choose an accent color, light or dark, and a dark style. • Privacy unchanged. Anything you type is redacted on your device before anything is sent, and only normalized summaries ever leave the phone. • Refinements and reliability throughout.

• Stronger on-device redaction. Follow-up questions inside a run are now redacted on your device before anything is sent. • If you connect Hugging Face to keep a private record of your runs now you can choose which of your accounts or organizations it is stored in. • Reliability and small refinements throughout.

A calm, refreshed look across every screen. Your Apple Health data now drives real, plain-language insights. Every metric, trend, and reading is your own data, never a sample. Today's read: a short, friendly summary of how your day is going, generated from your own numbers.