What's new in 1.0.9: • Missed doses now appear in your history — tap one to log it late, with no duplicates • Share a protocol as a QR code another PepCore user can import, with a confirmation step before anything is added • A new view groups your own side-effect notes by peptide and dose, so patterns are easier to see • Schedules can now target specific weekdays (like Mon/Thu) Questions or feedback: support@pepcoreapp.com

Reliability improvements for subscriptions: • Your subscription now stays recognized even if a network check fails • Access continues uninterrupted while a payment is being retried • The plans screen automatically retries if it fails to load Questions or feedback: support@pepcoreapp.com

Colour is no longer doing work on its own. The 7-day compliance bars, the monthly budget bar, per-peptide progress and the streak and 7-day tiles used a red-amber-green scale on top of values that were already readable as numbers and bar heights. Next to a list of peptides, a red bar reads as a clinical alert rather than a missed dose — and the scale meant nothing at all to anyone who cannot separate red from green. These now use a single accent that holds its contrast in both light and dark appearance. The Connect Apple Health button was drawing in red. On iOS that colour means an action destroys something, and this one connects a data source. Red stays where it carries meaning: delete actions, error text, a vial close to expiry, and the rotation map, where it marks a site used today.

This update fixes things that were quietly broken. LAB RESULTS • Uploading a lab result works. "Upload Photo / PDF" and "Browse Files" did nothing in every previous version of PepCore — both open now, and the review screen they lead to is reachable for the first time. LARGER TEXT SIZES • The opening screen is usable at the largest accessibility text sizes. Its Agree button used to stay pinned to the bottom of the screen, which left the two switches that enable it out of sight. CLEARER BEFORE YOU AGREE • The AI Coach permission screen now names who would receive your information above the checkbox, so it is read before the box is ticked, not after. SMALLER THINGS • Attaching a photo opens the camera, and the button is hidden on a device that has none. It used to fall back silently to the photo library. • VoiceOver no longer reads the shield on the opening screen as "Block".

This update is mostly about getting the numbers right — and about being clear on what leaves your iPhone. DOSE ACCURACY • Pen doses entered in mg were being shown as mcg — a thousand times too small. This is fixed, and entries already saved are repaired automatically the first time you open this version. • Doses typed with a comma (0,25) were read as zero in German, French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese. They now read correctly. • The "draw to" number and the syringe drawn beneath it now always agree, and fractional doses are no longer rounded down — in the app, in notifications and in the PDF report. YOUR PERMISSION, BEFORE ANYTHING IS SENT • The AI Coach is the only part of PepCore that sends anything off your iPhone. It now asks first, and lists exactly what would be sent. Nothing runs until you agree. • Attaching a photo or a report asks you separately. • You can read the whole disclosure, and withdraw your permission, at any time under More → AI Data Sharing. WHERE THE INFORMATION COMES FROM • Every screen that shows health information now links to Sources & References at the bottom of the screen, without scrolling. YOUR DATA • A file that failed to load could leave a section empty and then quietly overwrite it. Your data is now kept, and PepCore tells you something went wrong instead. • Backup, restore and transfer now carry everything they promise: profile, journal, cycles, titration plans, vial storage, suppliers and orders. NINE LANGUAGES, PROPERLY • The language picker now lists all nine languages PepCore speaks. It previously offered three, so most users could not choose their own. • The home screen widget follows the language you picked in the app. REMINDERS AND STATS • Reminders no longer shift when the clocks change or when you travel. • Compliance and streaks now score weekly and cycled protocols correctly. • Injection Sites shows all twelve sites on one body map.

PepCore now speaks 9 languages — this update adds German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Japanese, and Korean. Also new: • Body map for logging injection sites — a full-body view you can rotate front and back, tap a site, done • See where your last injection went, right on the map • More site options, including hips, glutes, and upper arms • Small fixes and polish throughout

PepCore is now a subscription app. A PepCore Premium subscription unlocks everything, and both plans start with a 7-day free trial. If you already have data in PepCore, you can still export it from Backup & Transfer. Also in this update: • Every dose is now linked to the vial it came from, and vials can be linked to a supplier — with a Batch History screen showing what you logged during each vial. • A drawn syringe in the calculator and on the log screen, with the plunger at the exact mark to draw to. • One expiry clock instead of two: PepCore warns you about whichever comes first, the printed date or the use-by date after mixing, and never twice for the same vial. • Arabic fixes: injection sites, the weekly chart axis, the subscription length on the purchase screen and several counts now read correctly in Arabic. • Fixed a bug where restoring a backup could lose your vial, supplier and order records. 18+ · Educational reference and tracking tool. Not medical advice.

PepCore now speaks Arabic. Every screen, every button, the medical disclaimer and the Health permission text — all of it, with full right-to-left layout. Switch whenever you like from More → Language, without leaving the app and without restarting it. Numbers stay in Western digits throughout, deliberately: the mg printed on a vial and the units marked on a syringe are written that way, and a dose is not the place to make anyone convert between numeral systems. The peptide library, the research sources and lab marker names also stay in English, so they keep matching your vial labels and lab reports. Also in this update: • Premium is visible now. If you never noticed PepCore had a subscription, that was our fault — nothing in the app said so. There is now a Premium card in More, and the four paid features are labelled, so you can see what is included before tapping anything. Everything else stays free: unlimited peptides, reminders, the widget, stats, the reconstitution calculator and backup. • The QR feature is described honestly. It creates a QR image of your protocol you can save or send — PepCore cannot scan one back in, and we should not have implied it could. • Your dose history is no longer capped at 500 entries, so long protocols stay complete, and so do the PDF and text reports built from them. • Importing a backup now asks before it replaces anything, and backups keep your profile, so moving to a new phone no longer drops you into setup again. • Restore Purchases tells you what actually went wrong instead of claiming you have no subscription when it simply could not reach the App Store. • Backup is file-based end to end: export a backup and AirDrop it to a new iPhone. The old iCloud button never worked, so we removed it rather than leave it looking like it did. If you tapped it and nothing happened, that was why. • The GLP-1 section of the peptide library now covers tirzepatide, liraglutide and semaglutide, each with its reference notes and published sources.