* New: Doctor export now available in two ways. As before, you can export your INR data as a PDF, print it yourself, or bring it to your doctor’s appointment. In addition, there is now a secure QR code export: your doctor can open the QR code on a computer, tablet, or smartphone and view your values directly in the browser. Access is shared via QR code and an additional access code. More details are available in the app. * New: Trend Explorer in the “Advanced Analysis” section of the Statistics area. * Icon: New context menu. * Visual improvements. * Bug fixes. Contact: d_meinecke@icloud.com

- Bug fixes - Improved tab navigation - Improved interactive breakdown in the statistics section - Visual improvements - Improved calculation logic

- new App Icon - Bug fixes - Visual improvements - New widgets - New in Settings -> App & Display: adjustable accent color (Neutral, Blue, Orange, and Green) - Improved Analysis layout: the most important stats are now shown at a glance, with more detailed insights moved into a separate view - Previously entered entries now reopen with expanded fields - Added an “About” section in Settings with developer information. - Changes and improvements in Doctor Mode. - Tap the icon in the Calendar tab to open the doctor’s plan. (Doctor Mode) - High in Salt removed - Added more symptom options under “Bleeding & Bruising” in INR entries, with a warning to seek medical evaluation for certain symptoms. - Added a new calendar icon for INR entries when bleeding or bruising symptoms are logged that may need medical evaluation. - Added medical warning notices in the diary, dashboard log, and full PDF export for relevant bleeding/bruising symptoms. - Daily impact (Bleeding documentation) Added short, everyday guidance for No impact, Light, Moderate, and Strong

- Medication intake is now visible in the calendar (with an info button for more details) - Expanded PDF export with full and compact overviews, including options for monthly, 2-week, 30-day, and 90-day ranges - Limit interpolation gap removed - In the daily entry form, there is now a Bleeding and bruising section. - Further improved the diary, added collapsible monthly sections, and improved the filters - Under Additional Statistics, the factor patterns now include the additional factor bleeding / bruising - Improved PDF export log - Added a new chart expand button in Dashboard and Analysis/Statistics to open charts in full-screen, with swipe left/right period navigation. - Apple Intelligence summaries for the selected time period (month or calendar week) - Beta - Visual improvements - Bug Fixes

- Factor correlations (under Additional Statistics) (explanatory text under Settings → Help & Info → Feature Explanation) - Diary (Analysis) and Log (Dashboard) visually improved - Search bar in Diary with filter (e.g. comparison of different values in cases of too much vitamin K, alcohol, stress, …) - Pill intake added - Dashboard Quick Actions - Brief interpretation (Calendar tab) - General visual improvements - Bug fixes - Improved stability

Bug fixes Corrected calculations in some functions Small improvements

• Improved PDF export / new design • PDF preview • More languages: French, Spanish, Portuguese • Chart filter on the dashboard • Improved / redesigned Next Test • Added more medications • Updated target range: adjustable in 0.1 steps instead of 0.5 (range configurable from 1.0 to 6.0) • Bug fixes

iCloud sync across Apple devices (optional) New TabView

- Rosendaal TTR (below/in/above range), optional gap-cap, SD/CV/IQR, patterns (streaks & recovery), Measurement quality, Robust metrics -Optimization for iPad - Stability - Bug Fixes The “Additional Statistics” automatically adjust to the selected time period—depending on whether a week or a month is chosen.

UI Improvements (Weekly Plan - Doctor) Bug Fixes Next Release: Improvement of the PDF export, new Statistics - Streaks/Recovery, SD/CV/IQR, Optimization for iPad Feedback is always welcome!