Version 1.4.0 of Sonrie Chairside for iOS (build 31) is a major update for practices using iPhone and iPad in the operatory, at the front desk, and on the go. It supports iOS 15.1+, iPhone and iPad, and improves lead management, chairside photography, deep linking, agency tools, and iOS reliability. Lead management is the highlight. Practices can define custom lead statuses from Settings or the sidebar, with names, colors, and icons synced across the app. Status appears in the redesigned Patient Info modal, patient edit forms, and list views with icons, matching the web portal. Leads can be archived without losing history, with an “Archived only” filter and archive controls in edit forms. Export CSV downloads filtered lead data for reporting or CRM use. Phone numbers and emails are tappable in table view for call, WhatsApp, and mail actions on iPhone. Chairside workflows improve with a Face Alignment Camera: a face outline overlay, front/back flip, gallery pick, and preview-accurate cropping. iOS uses native front-camera mirroring for a correct live preview. Vendors can save branded 5×7 print-ready before/after comparisons to Photos from lead media, with iOS-safe modal handling so print preview opens reliably after closing the image viewer. Deep linking opens the app from Mail and Safari. Password-reset links use Universal Links and custom schemes, with robust URL parsing on iOS. After Stripe checkout, billing success URLs can route to an in-app confirmation when domain verification is configured. Agency partners get a dedicated login, profile management, and optional agency branding in the vendor sidebar. Settings add inline practice phone editing, simpler address entry (postal/ZIP or full address), and Lead Statuses in the sidebar. Credit history was removed from Plan Pack; payment history remains. Navigation is cleaner with Chairside and Campaigns removed from the sidebar and the tour guide overlay removed. Keyboard overlap fixes apply across simulation, chairside, settings, widgets, QR codes, chat, and related screens. Video consult recording fixes iOS play/pause race conditions and explains ReplayKit pause limits. Media permissions were tightened for save and pick flows. Face ID app lock, secure sign-in, and App Store update prompts remain. English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, and French locale support is included. In daily use, users get stronger leads tools, better photos, print takeaways, in-app reset and payment links, agency features when enabled, cleaner settings, and smoother iOS keyboard, modal, and video behavior—connecting mobile workflows to email, billing, pipeline management, and patient-facing media.

Version 1.4.0 of Sonrie Chairside for iOS (build 31) is a major update for practices using iPhone and iPad in the operatory, at the front desk, and on the go. It supports iOS 15.1+, iPhone and iPad, and improves lead management, chairside photography, deep linking, agency tools, and iOS reliability. Lead management is the highlight. Practices can define custom lead statuses from Settings or the sidebar, with names, colors, and icons synced across the app. Status appears in the redesigned Patient Info modal, patient edit forms, and list views with icons, matching the web portal. Leads can be archived without losing history, with an “Archived only” filter and archive controls in edit forms. Export CSV downloads filtered lead data for reporting or CRM use. Phone numbers and emails are tappable in table view for call, WhatsApp, and mail actions on iPhone. Chairside workflows improve with a Face Alignment Camera: a face outline overlay, front/back flip, gallery pick, and preview-accurate cropping. iOS uses native front-camera mirroring for a correct live preview. Vendors can save branded 5×7 print-ready before/after comparisons to Photos from lead media, with iOS-safe modal handling so print preview opens reliably after closing the image viewer. Deep linking opens the app from Mail and Safari. Password-reset links use Universal Links and custom schemes, with robust URL parsing on iOS. After Stripe checkout, billing success URLs can route to an in-app confirmation when domain verification is configured. Agency partners get a dedicated login, profile management, and optional agency branding in the vendor sidebar. Settings add inline practice phone editing, simpler address entry (postal/ZIP or full address), and Lead Statuses in the sidebar. Credit history was removed from Plan Pack; payment history remains. Navigation is cleaner with Chairside and Campaigns removed from the sidebar and the tour guide overlay removed. Keyboard overlap fixes apply across simulation, chairside, settings, widgets, QR codes, chat, and related screens. Video consult recording fixes iOS play/pause race conditions and explains ReplayKit pause limits. Media permissions were tightened for save and pick flows. Face ID app lock, secure sign-in, and App Store update prompts remain. English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, and French locale support is included. In daily use, users get stronger leads tools, better photos, print takeaways, in-app reset and payment links, agency features when enabled, cleaner settings, and smoother iOS keyboard, modal, and video behavior—connecting mobile workflows to email, billing, pipeline management, and patient-facing media.

Agency Portal on mobile Log in as an agency and manage practices, activity, and profile from mobile. Includes separate agency sessions, practice search/editing, signup links, audit activity, and Login as Practice (when enabled). Guided smile capture Full-screen face-alignment camera for Chairside and Demo flows with overlay guidance. Captured photos return directly to your workflow. Demo & Leads improvements AI Demo now includes treatment dropdown, consent checkboxes, country code picker, and richer results view. Leads support video generate/regenerate, simulation + 5×7 print download, and sharing of original image, AI image, and simulation video (web parity). Dashboard analytics upgrades Added Lead Location map search (focus/highlight lead pin) and improved map interaction behavior. Added Form Activity line chart with: last 7 days trend Y-axis values point tooltip (tap on point for details) Treatment management consistency default_prompt handling aligned across web and mobile flows, with stricter prompt sourcing and cleaner save behavior. Reliability & platform Improved vendor/staff/agency auth sessions and stability updates on RN New Architecture (React Native 0.81 / Reanimated 4).

Agency Portal on mobile Log in as an agency and manage practices, activity, and profile from mobile. Includes separate agency sessions, practice search/editing, signup links, audit activity, and Login as Practice (when enabled). Guided smile capture Full-screen face-alignment camera for Chairside and Demo flows with overlay guidance. Captured photos return directly to your workflow. Demo & Leads improvements AI Demo now includes treatment dropdown, consent checkboxes, country code picker, and richer results view. Leads support video generate/regenerate, simulation + 5×7 print download, and sharing of original image, AI image, and simulation video (web parity). Dashboard analytics upgrades Added Lead Location map search (focus/highlight lead pin) and improved map interaction behavior. Added Form Activity line chart with: last 7 days trend Y-axis values point tooltip (tap on point for details) Treatment management consistency default_prompt handling aligned across web and mobile flows, with stricter prompt sourcing and cleaner save behavior. Reliability & platform Improved vendor/staff/agency auth sessions and stability updates on RN New Architecture (React Native 0.81 / Reanimated 4).

ersion 1.3.5 Agency Portal on mobile — Log in as an agency, manage practices, activity, and profile. Separate agency sessions, practice search and editing, signup links, audit activity, and Login as Practice when enabled. Guided smile capture — Full-screen face-alignment camera for Chairside and demo flows with outline overlay and photos returned into your workflow. Demo & leads — Experience the AI Demo: treatment dropdown, terms checkboxes, country code picker, and results with expand-on-image. Leads: generate/regenerate video, download simulation and 5×7 print, share original / AI image / simulation video like web. Reliability — Vendor, staff, and agency auth; improved sessions; New Architecture (RN 0.81 / Reanimated 4). iOS build 26 / Android 26.

Version 1.3.4 (Build 25) brings major upgrades to the Sonrie Chairside mobile experience with full Agency Portal support and a new guided face-alignment camera for improved smile simulation photos. This release significantly expands mobile functionality while improving authentication, session management, navigation, and overall workflow stability across agency, vendor, and staff experiences. Agency partners can now fully manage their business directly from the mobile app instead of relying on the desktop web portal. A dedicated Agency Login flow has been added with support for agency credentials, password recovery, and isolated session handling. Agency sessions are stored separately from vendor and staff sessions to prevent token conflicts. After login, agency users enter a dedicated Agency Portal designed to mirror the Sonrie web agency dashboard with simplified drawer-based navigation. The Agency Portal includes Practices, Activity, and Profile management. Practices allows agencies to search and manage vendors, filter by status, refresh large lists with pagination, edit practice information, and generate agency-linked signup URLs so new practices automatically register under the correct agency. Activity includes audit logs, downloads, and system events with search and date filters. Profile supports editing agency branding, contact information, passwords, logos, and profile pictures directly from mobile. For agencies with impersonation access enabled, Login as Practice is now available on mobile. Agencies can securely enter a vendor portal using the same backend impersonation system used on the web. The app safely restores the agency session after exiting the vendor experience without requiring another login. This release also introduces a new guided face-alignment camera for Chairside and demo workflows. The new camera provides a full-screen immersive capture experience using expo-camera with a realistic face outline overlay, dimmed mask background, live preview, and simplified controls to help users capture properly aligned smile photos. While the camera is active, navigation chrome such as the top bar, tab bar, and drawer gestures are hidden for a distraction-free experience. Captured photos automatically return to Chairside or demo flows through navigation params, creating a faster and smoother workflow. Gallery selection remains available directly from the camera screen. Under the hood, authentication architecture was extended to support Vendor, Staff, and Agency roles independently with isolated storage keys, dedicated API handling, safer logout flows, improved session restoration, and better cold-start routing behavior. Agency API requests now use a dedicated client while vendor and staff experiences remain unchanged. Vendor and staff workflows continue to support Chairside, Dashboard, Leads, Widgets, QR Codes, Campaigns, Chat, onboarding, PaymentWall flows, subscriptions, and optional biometric app lock support. The primary vendor-facing improvement in this release is the upgraded guided photo capture experience. Additional updates include compatibility improvements for React Native 0.81 and Reanimated 4 under the New Architecture, improved AsyncStorage handling, safer token cleanup during session expiration, and deployment updates for iOS build 25 and Android versionCode 25. Overall, Version 1.3.4 expands Sonrie beyond practice-only workflows by enabling agencies to manage practices directly from mobile while improving the quality and consistency of smile simulation photos captured chairside.

Media handling now feels production-ready A key improvement in this version is how media is handled once a lead is open. Teams can now move through Before/After preview, zoom, comparison save, and download workflows with better continuity. Before/After viewing and expansion Lead media presentation is cleaner and more explicit: users can quickly distinguish “Before” and “After,” and each side includes direct actions for expand and download. This reduces errors when sharing or saving the wrong image variant. Fullscreen zoom and gesture support Expanded image view includes gesture-driven zoom/pan behavior with explicit zoom controls. On high-resolution devices, this is important for discussing smile details with patients chairside. Comparison output saving There is an improved comparison save path that captures a branded Before/After composition and writes it to the device gallery. This makes consult recaps and patient follow-up content easier to produce from inside the app without outside editing tools. Smarter save-to-gallery permission flow The image save process now handles permissions with clearer user messaging and platform-aware behavior. If permissions are missing, users get actionable feedback rather than silent failure. Improved video simulation lifecycle Video simulation has been upgraded to feel less opaque and more guided. When video generation starts, users see a dedicated progress overlay with step-based status visuals and an estimated countdown. Even when generation takes time, this approach gives patients and staff a better sense of progress and expected completion. The app polls operation status and handles completion/failure states more gracefully: Successful generation updates lead data and media views immediately. Failure states surface clearer messages. Known API edge statuses are interpreted and displayed instead of leaving users stuck in “loading.” There are also UX safeguards around cancellation and timer cleanup to avoid stale overlays or runaway status loops if a user exits mid-process. The net effect: less uncertainty, fewer “did it work?” moments, and a faster path from request to playable video output. Recorded consult support where it matters For practices that run consult recordings, this release keeps recording access close to the lead workflow via dedicated modal support and lead-linked entry points. In practical terms, teams can jump into recording from lead context rather than navigating through disconnected UI layers. That saves time and makes the lead record a central source for simulation and recorded assets. Sharing is now a multi-channel workflow, not a one-off action This version introduces a significantly more complete sharing flow. Instead of forcing one rigid output, teams can select exactly what to share (Before, After, and in supported contexts, video content) and then choose a distribution path: Native device share sheet for quick sends. Structured direct share via selected methods such as email and SMS, with recipient fields and message support. This is useful because patient communication is not one-size-fits-all. Some teams need same-room AirDrop or messenger workflows; others need controlled outreach via email/SMS. Additional upgrades include: Content selection validation (can’t send unavailable media by mistake). Better recipient checks before sending. Country code handling for SMS-friendly flows. Success/failure toasts that clearly indicate what was sent and what failed. The result is a clearer “select content → choose method → send confidently” sequence.

Media handling now feels production-ready A key improvement in this version is how media is handled once a lead is open. Teams can now move through Before/After preview, zoom, comparison save, and download workflows with better continuity. Before/After viewing and expansion Lead media presentation is cleaner and more explicit: users can quickly distinguish “Before” and “After,” and each side includes direct actions for expand and download. This reduces errors when sharing or saving the wrong image variant. Fullscreen zoom and gesture support Expanded image view includes gesture-driven zoom/pan behavior with explicit zoom controls. On high-resolution devices, this is important for discussing smile details with patients chairside. Comparison output saving There is an improved comparison save path that captures a branded Before/After composition and writes it to the device gallery. This makes consult recaps and patient follow-up content easier to produce from inside the app without outside editing tools. Smarter save-to-gallery permission flow The image save process now handles permissions with clearer user messaging and platform-aware behavior. If permissions are missing, users get actionable feedback rather than silent failure. Improved video simulation lifecycle Video simulation has been upgraded to feel less opaque and more guided. When video generation starts, users see a dedicated progress overlay with step-based status visuals and an estimated countdown. Even when generation takes time, this approach gives patients and staff a better sense of progress and expected completion. The app polls operation status and handles completion/failure states more gracefully: Successful generation updates lead data and media views immediately. Failure states surface clearer messages. Known API edge statuses are interpreted and displayed instead of leaving users stuck in “loading.” There are also UX safeguards around cancellation and timer cleanup to avoid stale overlays or runaway status loops if a user exits mid-process. The net effect: less uncertainty, fewer “did it work?” moments, and a faster path from request to playable video output. Recorded consult support where it matters For practices that run consult recordings, this release keeps recording access close to the lead workflow via dedicated modal support and lead-linked entry points. In practical terms, teams can jump into recording from lead context rather than navigating through disconnected UI layers. That saves time and makes the lead record a central source for simulation and recorded assets. Sharing is now a multi-channel workflow, not a one-off action This version introduces a significantly more complete sharing flow. Instead of forcing one rigid output, teams can select exactly what to share (Before, After, and in supported contexts, video content) and then choose a distribution path: Native device share sheet for quick sends. Structured direct share via selected methods such as email and SMS, with recipient fields and message support. This is useful because patient communication is not one-size-fits-all. Some teams need same-room AirDrop or messenger workflows; others need controlled outreach via email/SMS. Additional upgrades include: Content selection validation (can’t send unavailable media by mistake). Better recipient checks before sending. Country code handling for SMS-friendly flows. Success/failure toasts that clearly indicate what was sent and what failed. The result is a clearer “select content → choose method → send confidently” sequence.

Version 1.2.8 of Sonrie Chairside represents a significant milestone in our platform's evolution, delivering a polished, feature-rich mobile experience for dental practices. This release consolidates numerous improvements across the entire application — from the core AI smile simulation engine and lead management system, to brand-new video consultation capabilities, intelligent campaign automation, chatbot management, comprehensive practice settings, and a fully redesigned visual experience with dark mode support. Every screen has been refined with consistent design tokens, accessibility improvements, and performance optimizations to provide dental professionals with a reliable, modern, and secure chairside tool.