Laki now understands schedules that aren't daily: every 2, 3, 7 or 15 days, and every one or several months, showing the next dates before you save. Treatments measured in doses close themselves once the prescribed number is reached, and you can now decide how long a dose can still be recorded. For a critical medication, strict recording closes each dose when its window expires. A new "Unlogged" tray gathers the doses from the last few days nobody marked. And from a treatment's history you can export the upcoming doses to your calendar. And Laki now follows the device: it rotates with the phone, installs on iPad and works in Split View. On a big screen it uses the room instead of stretching the content: Today gains a column with what has already been given and another with your pets, Settings opens as list and detail, and the calendar shows the week with one row per treatment and the day next to it. When the tab bar doesn't fit — iPad lying down and the phone lying down — Today, Calendar and Settings stay one tap away either way, and the pets column now shows how many doses you've already given this week.

If you use Laki in English or Portuguese, everything now speaks your language: the alerts you get when someone in the group gives a dose or changes a treatment, the reminders for each dose and the date and time pickers arrived in Spanish. Not anymore. We also went over the wording in all three languages.

• It no longer removes you from your group by mistake. A stale piece of data on the phone was enough for the app to say you had been removed and sign you out. It now asks the server first, and if you are still a member it fixes it silently. • And if something does sign you out, you get back in. The app used to sit loading forever, and the only way out was to uninstall it. • Group activity. The bell on Today opens what happened while you were away: who gave each dose, which treatment was added or reactivated, who joined. • Up to four carers per group. It used to be two. • One-off and as-needed doses. A medication can be "Once" or "As needed", which you log with a button when the time comes. • Reactivate a finished treatment, with its full history. • Change the schedule or the amount without touching the past. The change applies from that moment on, and the other carers get a notice with the new times. • A late dose no longer hides the next one. From the history you can correct it or mark "Not given". • A device that no longer has the app is visible. Settings › Group › Devices shows since when, and if it was the one managing the group, the role moves to somebody who is still there. • Report a problem from Settings, with your version and phone model already filled in. • Two phones no longer record the same dose twice. • Clear messages when joining a group, and no screen sits loading forever.

• A bar at the bottom with Today, Calendar and Settings. Everything one tap away, within thumb reach. The calendar used to live behind an icon in the corner. • Calendar with three views: Agenda to go through it day by day, Week as a heat map to see at a glance how it is going, and Day with the timeline of doses. • A counter tells you how many doses the other person marked while you were away — on the pet, on the treatment and on the Today tab. • Every pet with its own face: when creating or editing one you choose its icon and background colour. Two dogs used to look identical. • Group medications with their own form and a colour to tell them apart at a glance. They are now archived rather than deleted, so the record keeps what it was about. • Adherence over the last 7 days on each pet's page: how many doses were given against how many were scheduled. • Snooze a reminder for 15 minutes straight from the notification, without opening the app. The only way out of an ill-timed alert used to be ignoring it. • Marking a dose no longer asks. It applies right away and leaves a few seconds to undo if you tapped the wrong row. • Easier to read: we fixed the contrast of colours that fell below the recommended minimum and grew the small buttons. • Our own icons instead of emoji, and haptics that confirm or correct what you did. • You now decide whether to share anonymous usage data. We ask the first time you open the app and you can change it any time in Settings → Privacy. Pet, medication and people's names never leave your device.

• Creating your group is one step shorter. We no longer ask for the group name separately: we create it as "your name's group" and you can change it any time in Settings. • After adding your pet you go straight to its treatment, instead of landing back on an empty home screen. • The keyboard no longer changes your name. Autocorrect could replace it with a suggestion; name fields now keep exactly what you write. • The notification button is now in your language. If you used the app in English or Portuguese, the reminder arrived translated but the button was still in Spanish. • The record you share is much shorter. It used to list one line per dose; now it shows the adherence summary and only the doses that were missed or given late. Full detail is still in the CSV. • You can share a single treatment's record, not just the whole pet's. • Better with screen readers: fields announce what they are and read out the error when something is missing. • Text fields are easier to tap. • We started measuring anonymously where people get stuck, so we can fix it. No pet, medication or people's names ever leave your device.

Clearer coordination between everyone looking after the same pet. • When someone else in your group gives a dose, the reminder on your phone clears itself. No more alerts insisting on something that was already done.

Clearer coordination between everyone looking after the same pet. • When someone else in your group gives a dose, the reminder on your phone clears itself. No more alerts insisting on something that was already done.

This version tidies up the dose history of each treatment. • Doses are grouped by medication, and each one has its own colour so you can tell them apart at a glance. • You can filter the history by medication. • Cards expand and collapse: you start with the whole treatment in view and open only what you need. • The history now includes medications that already finished. • Renaming the group has moved to Group settings.

What's new in 1.3.0 • Laki now speaks Portuguese — pick your language in Settings. • Share your pet's treatment history with the vet, as a message or a CSV file. • Dose history is now grouped by medication, so it's much easier to read. • App info moved to its own screen, with privacy policy and terms in your language. • Fixed panels getting hidden behind the Android navigation bar.

Dose calendar A new calendar with day, week, and full agenda views, plus filters by pet, treatment, and status (given, missed, upcoming). Find any dose at a glance. Configurable alert levels Choose how insistent each reminder is —insistent, normal, or soft— with a global setting and a per-medication override. Not just pets You can now coordinate a baby's doses too, not only pets. Late doses Doses given after their scheduled time are flagged with a badge, and a missed dose can be recorded as "given late." You can also log the day's pending doses directly from the treatment. Clearer interface - Tidier home screen and easier-to-read medication cards (showing the treatment name and its list of medications). - Calendar filters that are easier to tell apart. - Simpler treatment creation. - Your theme preference (light or dark) is now remembered. - Fixed: the keyboard no longer covers the fields when adding a medication.

What's new in this version: • Laki is now available in English and Spanish, with an in-app language switcher. • Mark a dose as given right from the notification — no need to open the app. • Missed doses now show up in your history. • New panel to manage your group's devices. • Light/dark theme and a language toggle on the home screen. Thanks for caring for your pet with Laki!