This update makes your medication list and daily tracking easier to use. • Search 649 medicines, including 91 additional verified ingredient names. • Read more source-linked product information in medicine details. Imported label excerpts remain marked as awaiting clinical review. • See your recorded doses, review their dates and times, and undo accidental entries. • Find medicines marked as needing review or prescribed but not taking. • Reach vitals, labs, symptoms, lifestyle, and your timeline more easily. • Enjoy a cleaner, more consistent layout across the app. • Continue after Sign in with Apple without being required to re-enter your name or email. CardioTrack is a personal tracker and educational tool. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or recommend treatment changes.

More accurate lab reports Reports listing non-HDL cholesterol are no longer misread as HDL, and cholesterol ratio rows are no longer picked up as results. Lab charts now convert units properly, so a value entered in mg/dL is no longer plotted as if it were mmol/L. If you have imported a lab report before, it is worth checking your saved values. Safer medication checks CardioTrack now recognises far more medicines by name or brand, corrects common misspellings as you type, and sets the medicine type for you. It checks combination medicines by each ingredient they contain, warns if the same medicine appears twice under different names, and covers many more interactions between heart medicines and everyday ones such as antibiotics, antifungals and anti-inflammatories. A page for each medicine Tap any medicine to see what it is, the strengths it comes in, and anything worth keeping an eye on. Basic mode explains it in plain language; Advanced mode adds the clinical detail and sources. Risk region for people outside Europe SCORE2 now has a "My country is not listed" option. It reports that the score does not apply rather than showing a number that would not be reliable for you. The other scores are unaffected. Simpler setup and easier reading Setup now asks two clear consent questions instead of eight. Text is larger with better contrast throughout. You can choose whether to stay signed in, and if you use CardioTrack on more than one device you can bring your details across instead of entering them again. CardioTrack tracks and organises your cardiovascular data. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace medical care.

More accurate lab reports Reports that list non-HDL cholesterol are no longer misread as HDL, and cholesterol ratio rows are no longer picked up as results. If you have imported a lab report before, it is worth checking your saved HDL value. Two more published risk scores SCORE2 and SCORE2-OP, the European scores used in the ESC 2021 guideline, with regional calibration. HAS-BLED for atrial-fibrillation bleeding risk. Both show their workings and cite the original publication. Risk screen fixes Your age and smoking status now fill in from your profile again, so scores are not calculated from blank defaults. Easier to find History, quality-of-life scores and the clinician summary are now reachable directly from Your Health. Better ECG reading Support for more report layouts, including Philips and Schiller. Where a report prints QT and a heart rate but no QTc, CardioTrack now derives it and labels it clearly as calculated. Privacy notice updated The notice now describes exactly what stays on your device and what the optional account backup does. CardioTrack tracks and organises your cardiovascular data. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace medical care.