HealthLog 1.4 is calmer and more reliable. Explanations now sit together behind each screen's (i) instead of single hints between cards. Recovery in Insights shows its 30-day course. What you delete in Apple Health now disappears from your server too, and many small sync and display errors are fixed.

HealthLog 1.3 brings in new readings first and tells you honestly what arrived. • New data first: new nights, readings and medications arrive right away, even while the app is still catching up on older history. In Settings, Apple Health, "Sync everything now" loads your whole history in one go. • Medications you log in Apple Health now reach your server in the background too. • Entries waiting for a connection are counted correctly. Anything your server could not accept is listed with its reason in Sync Diagnostics and can be sent again. • Sync Diagnostics says for every fact whether it comes from your server or this iPhone, and tells "last checked" apart from "new value sent". "Copy report" helps when you ask for support. • Your server weighs in: trend arrows on tiles take its verdict, charts show reference lines, and mood patterns are back. • Labs: edit spellings and merge markers. • Server errors show a short error ID, and Settings, About, "Copy support info" copies everything for your report. • The app passes on your AI consent only when you explicitly agree, and it names the service your data goes to. • Also: AI usage in three levels, links in notifications open the right screen, and a switch decides whether notifications show health values. • Many small fixes, including in the doctor report. Thanks for using HealthLog!

HealthLog 1.2 syncs more reliably in the background and shows you at the top when it last synced. • Steps, activity, heart rate and walking metrics now reach your server without tapping "Sync now", when you open the app and in the background. • Sync status: a symbol turns next to your profile picture while syncing, then briefly shows a checkmark. Tap it to see when the last sync happened. If something needs your attention, a symbol stays there. • Sync Diagnostics are easier to read and show when each value was last sent. • Workouts: new workouts arrive first, the list loads more as you scroll and shows the real total. More workout types are recognised. • The heart rate tile shows its value, trend and target range from the same series. • On iOS 27 the app also sends HRV as RMSSD (needs HealthLog server 1.42). • Readings from Health Connect are labelled as their own source. • Clearer messages, for example for passkey problems or when the server cannot decrypt its data. • Fixed a rare crash when iOS started the app in the background right after a restart. Plus fewer background AI requests and many small fixes. Thanks for using HealthLog!

HealthLog 1.1 shows what your server works out for your account, and no longer loses data on the way. • Nothing gets lost: entries you log offline and readings from Apple Health are kept even if sending is cut off. Anything your server couldn't store shows up in Sync Diagnostics, where you can send it again. • AI follows your account: the coach, the briefing and the other AI features only appear when they're available to you. If one isn't, the app tells you why in one sentence. Insights and scores load without AI. • Numbers from your server: adherence, your weight trend against your goal, the health score and mood now come straight from the server instead of being estimated on the phone. A few views the server has no values for yet are gone for now. • Glucose in your unit everywhere: in the app, on Apple Watch, in Siri and in the doctor report. • Days follow your account's time zone, even when you travel. • Cycle: the calendar shows every day you logged and the cycle day of the date you pick. Nothing is written to Apple Health twice anymore. • Check-ups: due check-ups stay visible until you've done them. • Medications can be kept as "record only", with no reminders (needs HealthLog server 1.39.1 or later). • Blood pressure you enter in the app, on Apple Watch or with Siri now reaches your server with both values and shows up in Apple Health as blood pressure. • Readings you enter on the web or another device now show up in Apple Health too, without duplicates. • Heart rate: the 10-minute values reach your server reliably again. Days missing since the switch are uploaded on the next sync, and Sync Diagnostics shows the status. • Imperial units are right everywhere now, including target ranges. • Plus lots of small fixes, including a crash when tapping + and a freeze when leaving longer settings pages. Thanks for using HealthLog!