Timed Logging You can now time exactly how long a flare, treatment, or episode lasts. Tap the timer button next to any action to start the clock — tap again to stop. The duration is saved with the entry and shows up in your history. Apple Watch — Rebuilt The Watch app has been completely redesigned. The layout is cleaner, faster to use, and matches the feel of the iPhone app. Timers work on the Watch too, and everything — logs, timers, and undos — syncs instantly between your iPhone and Watch in both directions. Charts & History — Major Improvements - New Day view shows your activity hour by hour - Pinch to zoom in on the Day chart; drag to pan across the hours - Navigate between time periods using the new ‹ › buttons - Timed durations appear directly on the chart dots in the Day view - Timed session totals shown in the Issues list below the chart Edit Your Issues Tap any issue in Manage Issues to edit its name, description, action types, and colours — all in one place. You can also delete an issue from the same screen. iCloud Sync — Fixed and Hardened Your data now syncs reliably to your personal iCloud account. If you ever reinstall the app, a restore screen appears automatically and your history comes back without any action needed on your part. Mini Trend Chart Each area on the home screen now shows a 7-day trend line at a glance.

What's New Timed Logging: Start a timer for any tag with one tap — stop it with another tap to log the exact duration Duration is saved with the entry and visible throughout the app Timer state syncs between iPhone and Apple Watch in both directions — start on one, stop on the other Charts & History: New Day view shows today's activity hour by hour, with timed durations shown directly on each dot Pinch to zoom in on the Day chart and drag to pan across the hours; double-tap to reset New 7-day mini trend line on the main screen for each area — see your pattern at a glance Tap any issue in the legend to hide or show it on the chart Timed session durations shown in the legend under each issue, broken down per entry on the Day view Daily average per issue shown in the legend Export your full log history as a CSV to share with a healthcare professional Logging: Long-press any tag button to log at a past date and time (retroactive logging) Undo the last log for any area — long-press the ↩ button on the area card Undo on the Watch also undoes on the iPhone Colours: Full colour picker per tag — choose any colour using Apple's standard colour picker Buttons now adapt their text colour automatically so it's always readable, including on white or pale tags Apple Watch: Completely redesigned layout — tag button fills the row, with compact timer and undo circles alongside Today's count badge appears directly on each tag button Timer and undo sync reliably with the iPhone Watch complication now shows a target icon Onboarding: "Start tracking" now lands you cleanly on the home screen with no stray back button Removed the pre-filled Flare/Tingle examples — start fresh with your own words Manage Issues: Drag to reorder your areas Swipe to delete an area General: Main screen title simplified to "Track" Various fixes to navigation and layout

This update is all about giving you sharper insight into your tracked issues and making logging faster and more flexible. 1. Smarter counting: each issue type now shows its own daily tally directly on the button, so you can see at a glance how often each issue has occurred today, not just a combined total. 2. Log back in time: missed logging something earlier? Hold any issue button to pick the exact date and time it happened. 3. Daily view: a new day chart shows your issues hour by hour, so you can spot patterns in your day. 4. Undo: made an accidental tap? Hold the count badge on any issue to undo the last log. 5. Filter your chart: tap any issue in the legend to show or hide it on the chart. Useful when you want to focus on one issue at a time. 6. Daily averages: the History screen now shows how many times per day each issue occurs on average, giving you a clearer picture over weeks and months. 7. Colours: each issue type is now assigned its own unique colour from a full spectrum palette.

A persistent bug in the chart, only visible after two days of issue tracking, has been fixed. Additionally, the spacing has been improved so you can now easily read each issue and its connected coloured line.