A short "What's new" note now appears once after an update, and you can reopen it any time by tapping the app version in About. • Adding a vaccination beyond the routine schedule is clearer: the doses of a repeating course are numbered from the first, and brand suggestions appear for elective vaccines. • Switching the app's language now updates the vaccine list straight away.

Your vaccination history can now include more than the routine schedule. • Add elective vaccines or vaccines missing from the catalogue by hand. • Find combination vaccines by trade name and choose which components were given. • Choose an elective vaccine to track in Smart Calendar. Its next doses and reminders appear there; removing it from the calendar keeps your recorded doses. • The vaccine picker is easier to browse, names follow the app's language, and dose statuses are consistent across Home and Calendar.

Scan a page of a vaccination booklet. Point the camera at a page and an AI reads it on servers in the EU. You then check every line on the review screen — nothing reaches your calendar until you confirm it, and the photo itself is not saved. The first five pages are free for every account. After that, scanning is part of Evaxify+ (paid subscription). You can always add vaccinations by hand, for free. Also in this version: • Travel and relocation checks, About and feedback now have their own places in a reorganised Settings. • A redesigned sign-in screen. • The app moves to the current Expo runtime, with fixes throughout.

Fixed a problem with vaccination dates, plus small improvements throughout.

Recording a real vaccination history just got easier — including one that started in another country. COMBINATION VACCINES, ENTERED ONCE One injection can cover up to six vaccines. Pick the trade name — Infanrix hexa, Hexyon, Vaxelis, Pentaxim and others — and tick the doses that visit actually covered. Each is saved as its own record you can edit or delete separately. Nothing is ticked for you. DOSES BEYOND THE NATIONAL SERIES Paid and mixed schedules do not always fit the national calendar. Once the scheduled doses are recorded, you can add another one — a fourth or fifth pneumococcal dose after a switch between products, for example. It is marked as being outside the calendar and never poses as a line of the national programme. HISTORY FROM ANOTHER COUNTRY Moved recently? Settings now has "History from another country": choose where your history comes from, walk through that country's own calendar, and enter what really happened. The calendar you live by stays the one for where you are now. Every dose is then shown as counted, missing, or worth checking with a doctor — and none of it is ever ticked on your behalf. A CLEARER VACCINE CARD The vaccine screen has been tidied up: how many doses your country's schedule expects, whether the dose is free, whether it is required by law, and why it falls on that date. REMINDERS ON YOUR OWN CLOCK The app now sends your time zone when you sign in, not only when you switch notifications on. Reminders arrive at the right local hour, including after a move abroad. ACCESSIBILITY The vaccine and trade-name pickers can now be read by VoiceOver, and the switches in Settings announce their state.

A new look, and two things the app could not do before: get you ready for a trip, and get you ready for a move. NEW DESIGN The whole app has been redrawn — calendar, profiles, settings and the Home Screen widget. BEFORE A TRIP Pick a destination, pick who is going, and see what each traveller is missing and how much time each vaccination needs before departure. The check is free. Saved trips, with preparation reminders and export to your calendar, are part of Evaxify Plus (paid subscription). BEFORE A MOVE Moving abroad asks more than a trip does. Evaxify now lays out, country by country, what the new place expects: routine doses, proof for school and daycare, legal duties, documents and the rules for bringing a dog or cat. The check is free; a saved plan with reminders is part of Evaxify Plus. REMINDERS YOU CAN ANSWER Book the appointment, mark a dose done, or say "later" — from the reminder itself or from the home screen. A dose you have booked is no longer called overdue, and you get a reminder the evening before the visit. WHERE THE DATES COME FROM Each country's calendar now names the publication behind it and the date it was last checked. Any dose can tell you why it falls where it does — an age window, an interval after the previous dose, a seasonal campaign or an appointment you booked. THE COUNTRY'S FULL CALENDAR A new screen shows the whole national schedule for your country and profile type — and lets you report anything that looks wrong. ALSO IN THIS VERSION • Records worth a second look — estimated dates, duplicate doses, doses closer together than the minimum interval — collected in one list • No more reminders for doses a child has outgrown • Adults can record the childhood course an adult calendar does not schedule • Vaccine details now show the country's own dosing schedule, whether a vaccine is required by law and whether it is free • Push and email reminders can be switched separately • Sign out on every device at once, from Account • Flu and COVID are no longer offered in the onboarding history import — a seasonal shot is next autumn's appointment, not something to tick off as already done • Account deletion fixed, along with a set of smaller bugs

What's New in 1.3.0 • Family sharing — invite the other parent by email and keep one shared schedule instead of two half-filled ones • Home Screen widget — the next dose, with the profile's photo, without opening the app • Dark mode that follows your system setting • Your calendar now opens offline — handy at the clinic desk, where the signal usually isn't • Fixes: notification avatars, the invite sheet with the keyboard open, and a clearer notifications header

What's New in 1.2.0 • Meet Evi — a friendly new guide who walks you through the app • Redesigned Home, Settings and onboarding for a clearer, calmer experience • Fresh 3D icons for every vaccine category • Notification settings, rebuilt: choose exactly what you're reminded about — upcoming doses, today's shots, or overdue ones — each with its own toggle

Scan is now free for everyone. • Attach a photo of a vaccination card to any record — no subscription needed • The free plan now covers three profiles instead of two • Save and share one profile's vaccination record for free, straight from the home screen — handy when a nursery, school or doctor asks for proof • Notification history now shows when each reminder arrived, and lets you delete them one by one or clear the list • Reminders now come in German, French, Dutch, Lithuanian, Latvian and Estonian Also fixed: notification history was missing dates, and tapping a reminder didn't open the right profile.