A new opening that shows what iMpatient really is — one continuous read across your work, life, and health. A calmer home screen: your connected sources and signals now read at a glance. Connecting Google Calendar and other sources is smoother, with clear confirmation. More reliable sign-in and account actions. Visual and stability polish throughout.

You stay signed in. iMpatient now holds your session through iOS's background memory clearing, so returning no longer means signing in again. Apple Health sync is steadier — every reading now carries a clean timestamp, so the data your body has been keeping lands where it should. The first screen is clearer. One tap signs you in if you've been here, or sets you up if you're new — Apple, Google, or email. No phone number, no password.

Connecting your data is simpler and steadier in this update. Apple Health now syncs reliably — so your wearable data, including Withings through Apple Health, comes in with no browser and no extra logins. We also made the connection screens clearer and more legible, and fixed a range of smaller issues across onboarding.

Connect your sources, properly. Apple Health, Withings, Fitbit, and your Google or Outlook calendar now pair from one clear place in Settings — each a real connection you can switch off in a single tap. Easier on the eyes, too: a new in-app text-size setting, a warmer welcome screen, more legible type on the consent screen, faster sign-in, and a long list of small fixes under the hood.

Your profile is yours now. • Edit profile — your name, what you carry, a line in your own words, your time zone. • Your circle — add up to 6 people (a partner, your GP, a specialist) who get your monthly read by link. From onboarding, your profile, or Settings. • Sign out now lives on your profile as well as Settings. • Settings reorganized into expandable sections — everything one tap away. • Your journey stats (Days · Inputs · Patterns) are now live fields. • Polish: the full §8.2 medical disclaimer is one tap away, smoother first-read preparation, and smaller fixes throughout.