What's new in 1.0.67: • Got an offer code for Premium? You can now redeem it right in the app: Account → Premium → “I have a code”. Sign in first, so Premium goes to your account and follows you on all your devices. • The FAQ now explains more clearly how to start, renew and cancel Premium on iPhone.

What's new in 1.0.66: • When it leaves the range: for nitrate, phosphate, KH, calcium and iron you see the day the value will leave its target range. • What worked: Gurglee matches your log with your readings and tells you what really changes after a water change or a dose. • Compare parameters: several parameters on one chart, or one below the other.

Bug fix minor

No more starting from an empty app: on first launch you can open a sample tank that's already full, with two months of readings and one value out of range. It's labelled "Sample", stays on your phone, and one tap throws it away. New accounts get their first 14 days with automatic sync: whatever you log goes up on its own. Not sure how often to measure a parameter? We now tell you, based on your type of tank, with one tap to set the reminder. AI answers can be read out loud.

Try the AI without subscribing: your first 2 questions are free. The Assistant and the Tank Doctor answer by looking at your own tank's data — recent parameters, out-of-range values, livestock, maintenance — so you can see how they work on your case before deciding. The two tries are shared between both features, and the badge at the top tells you how many are left. The Doctor speaks up when it matters. When a reading falls outside the range you set, the parameter page shows "The Doctor can tell you why": it opens the diagnosis with the question already written, value and unit included. Not interested? "Not now" hides it for a week on that tank. One reminder a week, and only if you need it. Sunday evening, a minute to log this week's reading. If you already measure regularly you never get it — each reading pushes it forward. You can switch it off in Account. A clearer plans screen. Three benefits, the price right below, and the full list for whoever wants to read it: it used to take two steps to get to the same place.

Testing reminders, parameter by parameter From a parameter's card, pick how often to test it — KH every week, calcium every three days, whatever your tank needs. You get the notification, and the reminder closes itself when you log the reading: nothing to tick by hand, because the app already knows you ran the test. Under the parameter's title you can see how long it has been since you measured it, and by how many days you are overdue. “What if…” Every parameter card now previews the job before you do it. Tap 10, 20, 30 or 50% and read where the value lands — “40 → ~28 ppm” — with your tank's litres and the range you set. It also names the single action that would be enough to get back in range, or the grams of baking soda if KH is low. Where the maths doesn't hold, it says so: pH is logarithmic and held by KH and CO₂. Better an “I don't know here” than a number that is precise and wrong. The Tank Doctor now has a “Sheet” If you use it, you can write down once how the tank is set up, which water you use, your routine and the problems it has already had: the Doctor re-reads that on every diagnosis, so you don't retype the context inside each question. At the top you can see what it already knows by itself, so you see in black and white what gets sent — and the sheet has a consent of its own: with it off, it stays on your device. New “Check my tank”, for when you don't know what to ask. Target values from the chart The target range can be changed straight from the parameter card, right where you notice it is wrong: min and max, with no trip back to the parameter settings. You can leave a field empty to set no limit on that side. Shared tanks, a cleaner home If you are an Observer, due tasks from the tank you watch no longer fill up your home page: your role cannot tick anything off or postpone it, so those were nudges you had no way to clear. The maintenance schedule stays there to consult whenever you want.

Novità: «API e integrazioni», in Menu → Strumenti. Funzione Premium — su iPhone il Premium non si acquista, quindi serve un account che ce l'ha già. Da provare, in quest'ordine: 1. Accendi l'interruttore «API attiva»: deve restare acceso. 2. «Crea una chiave»: compare un riquadro con la chiave in chiaro. Si vede UNA volta sola — copiala. 3. «Prova la chiamata»: deve rispondere 200 con "dryRun": true. Non salva nulla. 4. Manda una misura vera con l'esempio curl della schermata: deve comparire in vasca alla sincronizzazione successiva, marcata «API» nello storico misure. 5. Rimanda la stessa misura entro l'ora: deve arrivare un 429 che dice quanti secondi mancano. 6. Spegni l'interruttore e riprova: deve arrivare un 403. Dove può rompersi: la catena completa (chiave → interruttore → Premium → conversione dell'unità) non è mai stata percorsa end-to-end contro il progetto di produzione. Se qualcosa si ferma, si ferma lì — segnala il codice HTTP e il corpo della risposta, che la schermata mostra per intero. Da guardare anche: lo storico misure ora mostra la provenienza di ogni lettura con un'etichetta tradotta («manuale», «voce», «frase», «API») al posto della sigla tecnica di prima.

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