Colonoscopy, CT and pathology reports now have a home. • Procedure and imaging reports are organized into what was done, what was seen, and what the report recommends next — with each finding shown in the report's own words. • A nodule or polyp measured again in a later study can be followed over time. You decide which findings are the same one; Libertad never guesses. • These reports are processed entirely on your iPhone. On iPhones with Apple Intelligence, Libertad uses Apple's on-device model. Nothing leaves the device. • Pictures inside your reports are kept alongside them, with a zoomable viewer. • Attach a pathology result to the specimen it came from, so the biopsy that arrives weeks later sits with the procedure it belongs to. • Charts reworked: one point per date, no more readings hidden at the edge of the chart, and every chart can be tapped or dragged to read each point. • Wearable trends gained a time-range picker and no longer mix two sources on one line.

• A warmer, more guided first run — with previews that show what your dashboards will look like once your records are in. • Bring in your wearable history: import an Apple Health export, or — new — your Oura "Membership Data" export, to see sleep, resting heart rate, HRV, SpO₂, steps, and more alongside your lab trends. • Faster, more reliable Apple Health imports, even for large multi-year exports. • Stability improvements and refinements throughout.