Thanks for using Cadence and for every bit of feedback. NEW Smart add: describe a medication in your own words or by voice, or photograph a medication list, and Cadence fills in the form for you to check. It all happens on your iPhone. Doses timed to meals: tie a dose to breakfast, lunch, dinner or bedtime, and it moves when your mealtimes change. A quick question about missed doses: when you open Cadence, note whether you took an overdue dose, and why. Water tracking (Pro): a card on Today that fills with water as you log, with your own cups, a goal you set or a daily limit, Apple Health and Apple Watch. Group your medications by condition. Last Dose widget, and today's doses as your Lock Screen wallpaper (beta). Eight more languages: Cadence now speaks 16. FIXED PDF reports: every schedule appears, the counts add up and each schedule says how often. "Appetite change" and "Stomach pain" now save to Apple Health.

Thanks for using Cadence and for every bit of feedback. NEW Cadence is now easier to find on the App Store, with new pages in Japanese, Korean and Traditional Chinese. FIXED Small improvements behind the scenes.

Thanks for using Cadence. NEW • IU and units are now strength options, so vitamins like D3 "1000 IU" and insulin can be entered as labelled.

Thanks for using Cadence. NEW • Home reminder can now speak up only when you've missed a dose. Turn on "Only when I've missed a dose" and Cadence reminds you when you get home only if a dose came due while you were out, not about doses still to come. • A countdown to your next dose on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, for medications taken every few hours or as needed. Turn it off in Settings, Reminders.

Thanks for using Cadence. FIXED • Your Apple Watch now starts the new day at midnight on its own, without opening Cadence on your iPhone first.

Thanks for using Cadence. NEW • Cadence now speaks Russian.

Thanks for using Cadence. FIXED • If Apple Health doesn't open from Settings or the cycle screen, Cadence now tells you after a few seconds instead of waiting. You can try again later. • Rating Cadence from Settings now opens the App Store review page directly.

Thank you for the feedback. FIXED • If Apple Health doesn't open while you set up Cadence, you can now continue without it and connect it later in Settings.

Thank you for the feedback. Most of this update came straight from your requests. NEW • One history screen for each medication. Dose History now also shows your adherence, a weekly chart, and changes such as when you started or when your schedule changed. Tap + to log a past dose. • A simpler medication screen. Add past doses sits under Dose History, and Mark as finished and Delete are at the bottom of the page, so there is no More options to hunt through. • The PDF adherence report has a new design that is easier to read and to share with your doctor or pharmacist. FIXED • The dark band above the tab bar in dark mode is gone. • The last card on the monthly Dose History screen is no longer hidden behind the tab bar. • Export PDF Report is ready as soon as you open the report. • You can open today in the monthly Dose History at any time of day. • A report with only as-needed medications no longer shows an empty adherence figure.

Thank you for the feedback. Much of this update came straight from your requests. NEW • Dose History: a list of every dose for a medication, showing what was taken, missed and skipped. Open it from a dose's menu (the three dots) on Today, or from the medication's screen. Tap a count to filter. • Once you take or skip a dose, its reminder disappears from your notifications. • Lock Screen widget: larger, bolder text that is easier to read over your wallpaper. • Simple home: a Taken row at the bottom lets you undo a dose logged by mistake. • As-needed medications: a clearer card, with room for long names and for what you have taken today. • Reflections: a larger Save button, and a new "Name the feeling" section with more words to choose from, or your own. • Siri (BETA): your medication names are added to your iPhone's search so Siri can recognize them. They also appear in Spotlight. • Settings now lists exactly what Cadence reads from and saves to Apple Health. • Apple Health import now tells you when Health is only sharing recent history. FIXED • Undo after taking a dose now works. • Logging Anxiety or Insomnia no longer closes the app. • A dose is no longer counted twice if you tap Take after logging it on your Apple Watch or from a reminder. • Dose totals and days of supply left now match across Settings, Insights and your medication list. • Doses that are not due yet no longer show as overdue in a day's list. • An extra dose now shows once, on its own row, and photos show under Also Taken. • A medication's history now has a chart you can read, and its adherence counts missed doses.

• Medications list: scheduled and as-needed medications now have their own sections. You can turn this off in the sort menu. • Add past doses straight from a dose's menu (the three dots) on Today. • Undone a dose by mistake? You now have 10 seconds to restore it. • Add or change the reason on a dose you have already skipped. • Interaction warnings on Today now have a Got it button. Tap it to hide a warning you already know about. It still shows on the medication's own screen. • Fixed: undoing a dose on a day before you added the medication made it disappear. It now stays on that day so you can correct it. • Fixed: undoing a half dose returned a whole dose to your supply count. • Doctor report: long medication names no longer print over the dose times, and the generic name has its own line. • Added kava and more herbal supplements to the medication list.

• New (BETA): Siri and Shortcuts. Say "I took my Lisinopril in Cadence" to log a dose, "What's due next in Cadence", or "Did I take my Metformin in Cadence". This is a first version, so please tell us how it goes. • Doctor report: choose the dates it covers (this month, the last 30 or 90 days, or your own dates). It now includes your as-needed medication as well. • Group reminders: medications due at the same time now share one reminder when they are taken daily or on set days of the week. Medications taken every few days still remind on their own. • Refill reminders: choose how many days ahead you are reminded. As-needed medications are now measured by how often you really take them. • Choose how long Snooze lasts. • Add a generic name or active ingredient to a medication. It appears in your report. • On a day with only as-needed medication, it now sits at the top of Today. • Set an exact time, such as 8:30, when you add your first medication. • Simple Home now shows your medication photos. • Fixed: a dose you had not logged by midnight disappeared from that day. It now stays until you take or skip it, so you can go back a day and log it. Days with a dose left unlogged no longer count as complete, so a few past days may read a little lower than before. • Fixed: the Today screen could slide sideways, and swipe to take could stop working, after you logged an as-needed dose. • Fixed dose times on the day the clocks change.

• New: add doses from before you started using Cadence. Open a medication, tap More options, then Add past doses, and fill in the days you took it. Doses recorded for earlier days now count towards your history instead of being ignored. • Fixed how late a dose is reported. If your dose is set for a time like 7:30, Cadence measured lateness from 7:00, so it could tell you that you were later than you really were. As-needed medicines were also being reported as taken late when they have no set time at all. • Times now show correctly throughout, so a 7:30 dose reads 7:30 wherever it appears. • Tidier bar at the bottom of the screen. • Further improvements to scrolling on the Today screen. • Fixed an appointment opening to a blank screen just after you added it. • Fixed: medications you have finished no longer ask to be refilled, so the refill you actually need is not buried among them. • Logging a symptom: add your own triggers, choose a scheduled medication you also take when needed as your relief, and record shortness of breath.

• Fixed a problem where scrolling your dose list could accidentally mark a dose as taken or skipped. • Fixed the time picker: minutes can now be scrolled when a dose is set on the hour, and times step in 5 minutes. • Photos, notes and reminder text now show on as-needed medications, so any instructions are there when you reach for one. • Medication photos now appear in your medications list. • The tab bar no longer jumps up when the keyboard opens. • As-needed medications no longer show reminder settings that could not apply to them. • Importing from Apple Health now brings in as-needed medications as as-needed, instead of giving them a daily time. • Clearer icons for inhalers and eye drops.

Finished medications keep their history. Marking a course as finished was hiding the doses you had already taken, including one taken that same morning. Your history now stays exactly as you recorded it, on every screen. Symptom severity from 0 to 10. If you prefer the scale your medical team uses, turn it on in Settings, under Health & tracking. Mild to Severe stays the default. Tell Cadence when a symptom is over. Rather than logging it a second time, you now close the entry you already made, and past logs read as a span, such as 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm. See a symptom hour by hour. Open a symptom in Insights and tap a day for a chart of that day, with the doses you took marked on it. A second chart shows one point per day, so you can see whether things are easing over the weeks. Paused medications no longer count as missed doses for the days they were paused. Bug fixes and general improvements.

Fixed a crash affecting Cadence in German, Greek, Spanish and French, where the app could close as soon as you logged your first dose, and again each time you reopened it. If this was happening to you, updating fixes it. More than three dose times a day. If you take something four, five or more times a day, you can now add every time you need. Tapping a new time adds it rather than replacing one you already had. As-needed doses in your history. Doses taken as needed now appear when you look back at a past day, with the time you actually took them, and the day you are viewing is highlighted on the calendar. They still don't count towards your adherence, since there was no scheduled dose to compare them with. Bug fixes and general improvements.

Critical Alerts: for the medications you can't miss, Cadence can now sound a reminder even when your phone is on silent or Do Not Disturb. Turn it on in Settings, then choose which medications use it. Reminders to the minute. When you add or edit a medication, tap a time and pick the exact minute, so an 8:07 dose is reminded at 8:07. More than one relief medication for a symptom. If you took ibuprofen and acetaminophen together, check both. They're saved with the symptom as a record. Doses are still logged from Today, so nothing is counted twice. Bug fixes and general improvements.

Set your own start date for a medication, instead of it always being the day you added it to Cadence. Bug fixes and general improvements.

Cadence now speaks Italian and Simplified Chinese. Everything is translated: every screen, every reminder, the Apple Watch app and the Home Screen widgets. Set your phone to either language and Cadence follows. That brings Cadence to seven languages. If something reads oddly in yours, please tell us from the feedback screen in Settings. Several of the corrections in this release came from exactly that. Along the way we found a handful of words that had been translated wrongly for some time, including one label that suggested you were sharing your doses with someone else when it was only ever showing how your day splits across your medications. Those are fixed in every language.

This release is about refinement. Reminders, the adherence figures, the widget and the Apple Watch app have all been gone over closely. Everything is steadier and more consistent wherever you look at it, on your phone, on your wrist and on your Home Screen. Three new things arrived along the way. Travel mode. Land somewhere new and Cadence asks which clock your medication should follow. Move to local time, or keep your home schedule so the gap between doses stays exactly as your doctor intended. It shows you what that means in your own times before you choose, and clears itself when you get home. Half doses. Take half of anything, straight from the dose card, and your supply counts it as a half. Your own order. As well as sorting by name or by when you added them, you can drag your medications into whatever order makes sense to you. Scanning a prescription label is sharper too, and better at picking out the medication name even when the light is poor. And your first days with Cadence are gentler: it waits until there is something worth telling you before it starts reporting figures. Thank you to everyone who wrote in. Almost everything here began with someone taking the time to tell us what would help.

Settings is easier to get around Settings used to be one long scroll. Everything is now grouped into a handful of screens — reminders, home screen, health and tracking, reports, data and privacy — and each one tells you what's inside before you open it. Your reminder status still sits right on the first screen, so you can see at a glance whether iOS is letting your reminders through. Nothing was removed. Every setting is still there, just easier to find. Log a whole period at once Tap Period in Log Cycle and the calendar opens for picking days. Tap all the days of your period, including ones still to come, and save them together. Days you mark ahead show as expected rather than logged, so they don't change your next-period estimate until they actually arrive. Thank you for the suggestion.

What's New • Take a medicine every day but sometimes need an extra one? You can now log the extra dose, and it won't count against your daily plan. If you want, set a minimum gap or a daily limit and Cadence will tell you when it's too soon, the same way it does for as-needed medicines. • Logged the wrong symptom, or the wrong time? You can now go back and fix any symptom you've logged, or delete it. Thanks for your feedback and suggestions.

Sort your medications your way Got a long list? Your medication list now has a Sort by button at the top. Order it alphabetically by name, or keep it in the order you added things. Cadence remembers your choice, so the list looks the way you left it every time you open it. Thank you for the suggestion

You can now edit a symptom you typed yourself Touch and hold any symptom you added to rename it or remove it. Renaming corrects it everywhere you have already logged it, so a typo doesn't sit in your history or get counted as two separate symptoms. Insights opens straight away The Insights tab used to pause for a moment the first time you opened it each session. It now appears immediately, however much history you have built up. Your appointments say how far off they are Every appointment and scan now reads "in 3 weeks" or "in 6 months" next to its date, so you can see what is coming without working it out. Name an appointment in your own words Call it "annual checkup" and that is what shows in your list, your reminder and your calendar. Specialties are in everyday language now too, so it is "Skin check" rather than "Dermatology", with the clinical term still shown if you need it for a referral. There is also a tick to save and close. Repeat an appointment on any schedule As well as the usual options you can set any interval you like: every 6 weeks, every 18 months, every 2 years. Fixed A symptom you had just typed could vanish if you tapped it again, with no way back except typing it out once more. Reminders for medications set to times like 8:30 could drift later in the day when smart reminder timing was switched on.

Thanks for your feedback and helping improve the app! Here's what's new in this version: Appointments, scans and tests Keep your next appointment, scan or check-up in one place, along with the questions you want to ask when you get there. Group them by date or by specialist, get a reminder the evening before and again on the day, add them to your calendar, and take your medication report along. See where you are in a medication cycle Medications on a cycle, like 21 days on and 7 days off, now show which day you're on, when the next break starts, and the date the cycle counts from — so you can tell at a glance if it's lined up with your real pack. More ways to tell your medications apart Twenty medication icons, up from twelve, including scans, drops, inhalers and supplements. Plus any colour you like, not just the nine presets. A simpler home screen New "Simple home" setting strips Today back to the doses you still have to take. Turn off celebrations Milestone cards can now be switched off. You'll still earn them, they just won't interrupt you. Fixes "Ask my doctor" now appears only when you have an appointment coming up. Medication form names now show in your language. Medications added through the quick-add flow keep the icon you picked.