Store listing refresh. There is no change to the app itself - DoseWeek works exactly as it did in 1.0.3, and every record still stays on your device, with no account and no server.

• The Curve tab now shows an estimated amount of your medication remaining in the body — a reference estimate calculated from the doses you recorded and the medication's half-life, in your dose unit. It is not a measured level and not a basis for deciding when or how much to inject; that explanation stays under the chart. • Scheduled doses continue the curve from now as a dashed projection. The relative index (0–100) stays one tap away. • Plans on the generic record-only medication option can choose a reference half-life — tirzepatide or semaglutide — in Settings or on the Curve tab. This changes only the estimate, never your schedule or its rules. • The estimate is available in every region whenever your medication has a half-life. • Restoring from a backup file is clearer: if the file you picked is still in the cloud and not yet on this device, or cannot be read right now, DoseWeek says so and lets you try again instead of reporting a damaged backup. Backups remain files you save yourself — nothing is uploaded or synced automatically.

• The next dose is now counted from the injection you actually recorded. • Set your own injection interval (1–90 days). Enter your last injection date during setup and the schedule counts from it.