Better on iPhone Duo • Candor no longer gets stuck on its logo when it opens on iPhone Duo. • The side menu comes back when you turn the inner display back to landscape. Also in this update • If Touch ID or Face ID doesn't recognize you while you turn it on, you can try again or leave it off. • Buttons at the top of sheets have more room around them. Candor keeps your own records and reminders. It does not give medical advice.

Your doses in the calendar Every medicine you track now shows up in the calendar — on days with entries and on days without. Each medicine has its own colour: a filled dot means the dose was taken, an empty ring means it was missed or is still due. Tap a day to see every dose and mark one taken right there. Also in this update • Your next test check-in date shows even before you log your first test. • Fixes and improvements to reminders.

For people living with HIV Candor now tracks antiretroviral therapy (ART). Set the day you started, and Candor reminds you of your daily dose, keeps count, and shows your last two weeks at a glance. The reminder skips the day once you’ve logged your dose, and by default it says only “Reminder”. While you’re on ART, Candor stops suggesting PrEP and PEP, and encounters without a condom are no longer marked as fully unprotected. DoxyPEP and STI testing work as before. Your doctor report now includes your ART adherence. More reliable reminders Reminders now refresh in the background as intended, so they keep arriving even if you don’t open the app for a while.

Candor now unfolds with iPhone Duo. • Open it up: Calendar shows the month beside the day's entries, Statistics splits into two scrolling columns, and Health and Settings gain a sidebar that lines up with the fold. • Half-folded: content stays above the fold and controls below, so you can glance at the day hands-free. • Closed: the tab bar moves into the column beside the status bar on the outer display. • Split View works on either half, and Candor keeps your place when you fold, unfold or rotate. Also in this update: • Medications shows compliance only for the medications you track, so DoxyPEP on its own no longer comes with an empty DoxyPrEP card. • Smaller fixes and improvements throughout the app.

Candor now feels at home on iPad, Apple Watch and Mac. • iPad: layouts designed for the larger screen, with landscape support, sidebars and more room for your calendar, entries and statistics. • Apple Watch: check today's doses, mark them as taken, view your session timer and see upcoming tests and vaccinations. Add complications to your watch face, or make a quick journal entry when your privacy settings allow it. • Mac: a native app with sidebar navigation, keyboard shortcuts, desktop widgets and file exports. Your existing Candor+ subscription works across iPhone, iPad and Mac. More ways to keep your records together: • Track vaccinations, boosters and PEP courses alongside your existing medication and test logs. • See tests, vaccinations and follow-up reminders in one plan. • Organize partner notifications after a positive test, or record an exposure reported by a partner. • Export CSV files, create a PDF report to share with your clinician, and save or restore a full backup, with optional password protection. • Explore new statistics for protection over time, mood, places and your year in review. Less opening the app, more staying on top of things: • New widgets, Control Center controls and Siri and Shortcuts actions. • Optional Live Activities for medication windows and your session timer. • Mark doses as taken directly from reminders. This update also improves iCloud sync, reminder scheduling, privacy controls, translations and navigation throughout the app.

Help directory Sometimes what you need is not a calendar but a number to call. Candor now ships with a built-in directory of helplines, clinics and legal services for 47 countries: crisis lines, time-critical medical care, testing and support, help after violence, discrimination and legal aid — sorted by what happened, not by who you are. • Works fully offline. Nothing you open is recorded or sent anywhere. • Country is taken from your device region; change it any time when travelling. • Tap to call, text or open a website straight from the card. • In some countries only neutral and medical services are shown until you ask for the rest. • After a Panic PIN, the directory opens on its own — discreetly — so you are never left on an empty screen. Find it on the Health tab or in Settings › Help & safety. Also in this update • Remove PIN: turn the PIN lock off entirely from Settings. • Touch ID icon on devices without Face ID. • Swipe back from any settings screen. • candor:// links open the calendar, health, statistics, settings or a new entry. • Fixed mislabelled sample sites in some test templates. • Medication reminders outside their window no longer reappear after a restore. Candor does not provide medical, legal or crisis services. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.

• Set up and manage STI testing reminders directly from the STI Test Log. • Improved DoxyPEP history handling after importing data or restoring from iCloud. • Added clearer confirmations and completion feedback when deleting data. • Practice Trends now includes a true year-to-date view. • Cleaner New Entry sheets and corrected Anonymous partner labels. • Expanded Apple Health privacy controls and improved data-removal safeguards. • Refined translations across all supported languages. • General reliability improvements and interface polish.