New in 1.3.1: - Read the chart with your finger. Press and hold anywhere on the Levels chart, then drag sideways: a line follows your finger and shows what every compound was at that exact moment, strongest first. The reading stays put when you lift your finger, so you can actually read it. - A schedule can now be moved into a cycle, and taken back out again, from the schedule editor. Before, a schedule could only join a cycle while it was being created, so anything already running was stuck outside for good. - Deleting a schedule is finally possible without hitting a twelve-point target. The bin is a proper size now, and the schedule editor has a plain delete button in the same place a cycle has always had one. Fixed: - On/off dosing patterns ("3 days on, 3 off") were missing from backups entirely, so restoring one silently turned a pulsed schedule into a continuous one and moved every future dose. - An interrupted restore could, in a rare case, clear the store instead of putting the previous data back. - Starting the app while the phone was still locked showed an empty app with no explanation. Your data was never gone; it just could not be read yet. The app now says so, and says what to do. - Several messages about your stored data appeared in English on a German phone.

New in 1.3.0: - Log a dose or snooze the reminder straight from the notification, without opening the app. - Every compound page can now project forward: what your level does if you carry on, if you stop today, or if you miss the next dose, and roughly when a compound has cleared. - A printable summary for your doctor: what you take, at what dose, since when, how consistently, what you stopped recently, and every lab value with its trend. - The Levels chart lets you tick which compounds it draws, and remembers the choice. You can also switch it between real amounts and percent of each compound's own peak, so a microgram peptide is readable next to a milligram compound. - Insights read direction and timing, not just thresholds: a lab value trending up while still inside its range, the best moment to have blood drawn, whether a schedule has reached its plateau, and when a result is distorted by something you take (creatine raising creatinine, biotin skewing thyroid tests, training raising liver enzymes). - The injection-site picker now suggests the site that is due instead of opening empty. - Fixed: the dashboard could be dragged sideways; a dose log lost its vial after a restore; several numbers printed with the wrong decimal separator in German.

New in 1.2.0: - HealthC now speaks German. Every screen, button, insight, reminder and system prompt is translated, and dates and numbers follow your region. Other languages keep using English. - The library grew to 313 compounds. Alongside peptides and hormones it now covers everyday medicine: contraception and HRT, pain and migraine, allergy and asthma inhalers, sleep and anxiety medication, reflux, short antibiotic courses, individual vitamins and minerals. Every entry has a full reference section and a checked half-life. - Fixed: the welcome screen cut off longer languages; curves could be drawn across the top of the Levels screen; a compound on an on/off schedule could disappear from the chart during its off days; a dose logged by hand inside a running schedule was ignored; changing a dose or switching esters could show a phantom dose for one day; and the reconstitution calculator no longer mislabels IU-dosed peptides.

Fixes in 1.1.4: - The Levels chart now fully clears a one-off dose once it has left your system: no more stretched axis or leftover legend entries from compounds that decayed days ago. Actively scheduled compounds always stay visible, even between doses.

New in 1.1.3: - Reconstitution calculator: enter the peptide powder, the water you added and your target dose, and see exactly how far to draw a U-100 insulin syringe, the concentration, and how many doses the vial yields. Find it in the "+" menu. - 36 new compounds in the library (now 202), each with a full About section: modern GLP-1/amylin and SGLT2 metabolic drugs, research nootropics, on-cycle support meds and longevity supplements. - Fix: a single logged dose no longer draws a flat line across the Levels chart forever; the curve now ends once the compound has cleared. - HealthC is now fully available in English worldwide (German stays German in Germany).

Neu in 1.1.2: - Deine Zeitpläne auf einen Blick: Der Protocols-Tab zeigt alle laufenden und pausierten Pläne mit der nächsten Dosis. Antippen zum Bearbeiten. - Kalender-Einträge sind jetzt antippbar: korrigieren oder löschen, der Bestand wird automatisch zurückgebucht. - Neue Hinweise: voraussichtliches Vorrats-Enddatum, Rotations-Erinnerung, Wochen-Bilanz, Off-Tag-Hinweis bei On/Off-Plänen und Doppel-Eintrag-Check. - On/Off-Pläne stellen die Frequenz automatisch auf täglich, damit keine geplanten Tage mehr übersprungen werden.

Neu in 1.1.1: - On/Off-Zyklen: Dosen für mehrere Tage planen, dann pausieren und wiederholen (z. B. 3 Tage on, 2 off). - Wechselwirkungen: Jeder Eintrag zeigt Sicherheits- und Monitoring-Hinweise gegenüber den anderen, die du gerade trackst. - Labs to watch: die relevanten Laborwerte je Eintrag, mit deinem letzten Ergebnis und Bereichsstatus. - Eine Dosis mitten im Zeitplan zu ändern behält jetzt den Verlauf und wirkt ab heute. - Überarbeitetes Schnell-Hinzufügen-Menü.

New in 1.1: - A reference library for all 166 compounds, right in the detail view: what each one is, how it works, typical dosing, half-life, side effects, what to monitor, and harm-reduction notes. - A new Levels tab to see your in-body levels at a glance. Plus many stability and accuracy fixes across dose logging, the calendar, inventory and the level curves.