- Family members get "Session notes": the note the professional records in each session, filterable by specialty and period, with the session form PDF when there is one. - The clinic chooses what its professionals can do in the app, such as adding and editing patients. Whatever it turns off is hidden from them, and a clinic professional no longer sees the clinic's limit warning. - "Help" in the menu opens the support chat: talk to the team and browse the help center without leaving the app. - A session's title follows its status (scheduled, in progress, completed, cancelled, missed), Confirmed and Completed have different icons, and the session's Finance block appears only once it is completed. - The diagnosis picker can search by code or name, unavailable dates show their hours, avatar initials follow the social name, and tapping a notification opens its screen. - More stable server connection: the app retries when the network drops mid-request and withstands infrastructure changes while keeping its protection against interception.

- A clinic professional with the schedule turned on now has the Schedule tab. The session shows the branch and the room, weekly hours are saved on the chosen day, and unchecking a day removes that day. - When the professional is the one absent, the session shows "Professional absence". The health-plan line shows the insurance company, and a teammate's session shows who is seeing the patient. - In Finance, the closing detail shows the payout steps and the invoice deadline. One invoice covers the group's closings for that month, and the suggested amount is already the total. - When changing a report's protocol, the app names who already holds the draft or the finalized report. If a draft is discarded while you edit it, the text stays on the device and can become a new draft. - The first time you open the Schedule tab, the app explains the alerts and asks for notification permission: a change to the professional's schedule, or to the child's session. - In AAC, dragging the first card on a board keeps the grid in place. The list and folders already opened refresh without a loading screen, and "Device voice" uses the device voice.

- A patient can have a social name, optional when editing. Lists and the patient page show "social name (legal name)"; the schedule, the greeting and AAC use only the social name. Search finds it too. - In Finance, the closing title names the month's slice (health plan, branch or natural environment), so two closings in the same month no longer look the same. The detail lists the sessions left out, with the reason. - Contesting a closing opens its own screen: a note, a note per session, a session that is not on the list, and attachments. The app notifies you when the payout is paid. - When recording a session and in the patient record, the council registration appears beside the professional. If the council, state or number is missing, a notice leads to completing the profile, without blocking the session. - A clinic guardian enters the app once the child has a linked professional, even before the first assessment, with a notice that activities appear after the team records the assessment or screening. - An account without an active subscription sees a screen to subscribe or sign out, instead of an empty home. - Session notes and patient record notes accept up to 1,500 characters.

- New professional Finance area: follow the monthly closing, review and accept the amounts, send your invoice from the app and see what is still holding the payment. - The Finance history shows the amount for each session and can be downloaded as a spreadsheet. Partners and salaried professionals see Finance when they have commission to receive. - Tasks applied without internet are kept on the device and sent on their own when the connection returns, with a notice of what is still waiting to be sent. - Patient registration now asks for CPF, phone and health plan, with a Private option. When editing, you can request the patient's transfer to your clinic. - In the schedule, guardians see the right times when rescheduling a session, and the app says when the branch is closed on the chosen day. - Session notes and patient record notes accept up to 1,000 characters, and a longer note written elsewhere is no longer cut when edited. - For guardians, the assessment step of the activation now has wording that fits any protocol.

- Without internet on the phone or tablet, the app opens in your account and shows the day's screens from your last visit, instead of returning to profile selection. - Recent patients, the schedule, the patient page, the team, reviews, tasks, repertoire, follow-up, the patient record and the guardian's schedule stay available for up to 24 hours. - A "No connection." banner appears at the top and no longer flickers when the network is unstable. Offline patient search looks only among recent patients and says the result is partial. - The IAR is now filled in as a record sheet: marking a level advances the page on its own, without opening the observation, and free text no longer shows the interview hint. - Stability: ending a session no longer gets stuck when the device cannot save the location, and the PDF Share button fits the bar.

- New "Repertoire settings" screen: in one place, release each stage for the family to practice at home and customize the professional's and the family's stimuli, stage by stage, with the current stage highlighted. - When a stage is blocked by another professional, the screen shows who blocked it; a short guide explains the screen the first time you open it. - Clinical reports, PEIs, patient documents and PDF attachments now open in the app, with Share and Save — they no longer go through the browser. The file leaves the device when you close the PDF and when you sign out. - One look for every list: patients, team, guardians, reviews, reports, documents, notifications and the patient record share the same card, with actions in the ⋮ menu and consistent status badges; the reviews counter now shows the total. - Session form: the previous session's programs come prefilled as table rows, ready to adjust. - Appointment screen: what you see follows the server — if reception reschedules, an action fails or the session started on another device, the buttons update instead of going stale. The financial summary no longer disappears on a flaky connection. - Stability: signing out on a shared tablet clears the previous professional's session bar; when hiring a plan, the app queries the store again if the first query failed and ignores a double tap, with no duplicate subscription.

- Professionals who do not open a session in the app can now mark the appointment as completed from the appointment screen — this is what releases payment for those who work without starting a session. - PEI goal suggestions now show next steps, scoring and per-area progress, organised for faster picking. - In the Sensory Integration intake, submitting confirms the record, question numbering matches the coverage, and free-text answers include guidance. - An appointment marked as a no-show no longer shows expected commission, and the Financial chart now follows month order. - The photo taken during session authentication leaves the device after upload and on sign-out, so it does not stay on the clinic's shared tablet. - The facial authentication camera is steadier when handing over to the liveness check.

- New protocols, such as ADL, now appear in the list and open as usual — no app update required for each new instrument. - On progress charts, series titles include the age range, and modules are easier to read. - After you finish a clinical report, the app stops saving on its own and the locked text stays what was published. - If rescheduling or changing an appointment fails, the alert says why — for example, that the room is inactive. - On sign-out, protocol drafts and the clipboard leave the device, so the next professional on a shared tablet does not see what was left behind.

- On Calendar, professionals and guardians generate an External calendar link and see appointments in Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook — it updates by itself, without opening the app. - On iPhone, tap Open in Calendar; on other devices, copy the link and paste it into the calendar you use. You can generate a new link or turn it off. - Tapping an event from that calendar opens the appointment in the app.

- In curriculum protocols (ABLLS-R, AFLS, Portage), the item detail now shows application guidance: guiding question, goal, and suggested materials, with a copy option. - When writing an IEP, a panel suggests goals from protocol items that have not reached full score — tap to insert. - IEPs also appear on the patient file, alongside assessments. - In clinics that use in-app scheduling, guardians choose whether to receive WhatsApp reminders. From the bell, anyone can see and adjust the device notification permission. - Clearer messages and fixes in the clinical report issuance flow, including Finish. - Other fixes and improvements.

- When adding a patient, search accepts document, guardian email, or name and birth date, warns if a similar record exists, and if no one is found the screen stays with what you typed — editing clears the old results. - After a protocol questionnaire, trainings and repertoires refresh right away; if face liveness does not confirm the capture, the app asks you to adjust lighting and framing — instead of saying you are someone else. - When the face does not fit the oval in time, the message asks you to center your face and try again — it no longer blames the connection. - On sign-out, patient photos and temporary files are removed from the device, so the next professional on a shared tablet does not see what was left behind.

- Formatting as you type: *bold*, _italic_, ~strikethrough~ and __underline__ now show up formatted in report fields, in the session form and in the VB-MAPP barrier note — exactly as they will appear in the PDF. - Session notes written during a session are now saved to the patient record right away. If the session is closed automatically, your note is no longer lost. - The patient record can be opened before the first assessment, and the prompt to record one now appears on the empty state — screeners such as CARS no longer count as an initial assessment. - Tasks: the repertoire card no longer offers a training that has already been completed. Before, it opened empty and showed the congratulations screen without recording anything. - If an already-closed training is opened, the app explains that it has finished and refreshes the list right away — instead of asking you to try again on every tap.

- PEI and Assessment reports: in Repertoire specialties and the hours table, you can add a free-text modality — for example, "Speech therapy — booth" — and repeat the same specialty with different modalities. - The sign button now tells you what's missing when a modality is required, instead of only refusing at signing time. - When you edit a specialty in a report, your changes are no longer lost if autosave finishes while the sheet is open. And the picker no longer gets stuck when the specialty is already on the list. - Patient search by document: the shortcut only appears for people with permission. Others no longer see a button that failed.

- Session closing forms: when you finish a Central Auditory Training session, the form is filled in right in the app, stays saved as a draft until you submit it, and then shows up in the patient record with a PDF and editing from the form itself. - A richer patient record: log progress notes for sessions that were already closed, record the reason a session ended, and filter entries by date range. - M-CHAT is now in the app: the screener sits alongside the other protocols, with the same application and results flow. - Pending assessments are visible to the whole team: every professional following the patient sees the pending-assessment notice, not just the coordinator. - More comfortable writing: voice dictation and long text fields are now consistent across reports, notes and forms. And the cursor no longer jumps to the end while you type. - Improved stability, plus a fix for an error when starting and ending sessions

- The VB-MAPP Barriers Assessment is here: score all 24 barriers at once, with a 0–4 scale, optional notes and criteria with examples on each item. - Progress is saved on the device as a draft until you submit, and barriers also appear in the Assessment report. - Session notes when finishing a session: the limit went from 250 to 500 characters, so you can document the record more fully. - Improved stability for offline communication boards (AAC) on Android.

- The Sensory Integration (SI) anamnesis is here: 21 sections and over 300 items, with scales, single checkboxes and descriptive fields. - As a qualitative protocol, SI tracks progress by coverage ("N of M recorded") — no scoring and no items flagged as pending. - CARS: results now show the full classification (e.g. "Severe symptoms — support level 3") on the patient card and in the report, instead of the numeric level that caused confusion.

- Team Chat is here: multidisciplinary professionals can exchange messages directly from each patient's profile. - Richer conversations: send images and PDFs, use @mentions, edit or delete messages, see who has read them and mute notifications. - Voice notes in chat: record, review and send audio up to 5 minutes long, with playback, pause and visible duration. - Clinical reports now provide clearer guidance for conflicts or assessments that already have a report, while preserving drafts in progress. - Improved stability when renewing sessions and using communication boards (AAC) offline.

- Easier-to-navigate protocols: now with AFLS support. ABLLS, Portage, VB-MAPP, and AFLS are organized by module, with a navigation ruler and more compact cards. - Redesigned assessments and reports: start a new assessment, track the score (points), and view the results, with progress preserved at each stage. - Clearer continuous monitoring: protocols like VB-MAPP now appear as "Under monitoring," without appearing as pending items. - Communication panels (CAA): more reliable folder creation and improvements to the editor and import. - More stable: we fixed a crash when exiting and synchronizing tasks, as well as adjustments to reports and alerts.

You can now delete a review submitted by mistake directly in the app. Plus various improvements and bug fixes.

Various improvements and bug fixes

Speech Therapy tracking is here (PROC and ASPAC) — another step in every child's journey, with clearer assessment reports.

We've gathered all the reports in one place, including the monthly progress report, with filters and an editable title. Further improvements and corrections have also been made to the patient record.

You can now track patient progress in ABLLS-R and Portage too (beyond VB-MAPP), with per-domain evolution charts, plus patient profile improvements and fixes.

New clinical reports, improvements, and bug fixes.

Various improvements and bug fixes