Quick Log reads what you type far more accurately. It weighs the whole entry instead of grabbing the first keyword, so a named medication dose is no longer mistaken for a condition mention, and it only offers a quick save when the values can actually be stored. Quick Log can record a flare start or end, a mood or cycle note on today's check-in, fluid intake, and (only after you turn it on) bowel or bladder events. Symptom entries can store body locations, and the symptom form has a location picker. Profile edit can turn cycle tracking and bowel tracking on or off. Both stay off until you choose them. Peak flow and step count can be saved as vitals.

Password-protected backups You can now lock a backup with a password. Turn on "Encrypt with a password" when exporting to get an encrypted file that only opens with that password. When you import it, Health Flare asks for the password automatically, in all three restore modes. Health Flare has no server and no account, so a forgotten password cannot be recovered. Plain backups work exactly as before. The export screen now explains who can read an exported file and what Health Flare does and doesn't do with it. Safer restores Restoring now checks that the file is actually a Health Flare backup before changing anything. Previously, choosing the wrong file (a PDF, a CSV, a corrupted download) was accepted without warning. With "Replace everything" this could erase your data on the next launch. With merge or selective import, it reported "0 new records." All three modes now show a clear error. Quick Log improvements - Symptoms now match the name you already track, so "brain fog again" logs to "Brain fog" instead of creating a new entry. - Severity ("8/10", "mild", "excruciating") and diagnosis dates are read more carefully instead of guessed. - Mentioning a condition, new or already tracked, is detected correctly. - Respiratory rate readings save properly. - Sleep with a time range ("8pm to 4am", "20:00 to 4:00") now creates a Sleep entry instead of a Journal entry. Other changes - Settings is now in the top bar on every screen, next to the profile icon. - "Illnesses" is renamed "Conditions" throughout the app. - "Medications" in the navigation is shortened to "Meds" so it fits on narrow screens. - Export and import have moved out of the profile switcher and now live only in Settings.

Added - Sleep tracking is now reachable from the app — a nav bar destination and quick-create FAB for logging a sleep entry, and a way to delete one. Tapping a sleep entry on the dashboard now opens it for editing instead of a blank create form. - A manual Nap toggle on the sleep entry form, so a nap can be tagged or untagged directly instead of relying only on the same-day auto-detect heuristic. - A release kit for maintainers — scripts/release/generate_release_notes.sh drafts release notes and store "what's new" blurbs from actual PR/issue history for any date/tag range, scripts/take_video.sh and scripts/take_video_android.sh capture an App Store/Play Store preview video from a guided-tour integration test, and scripts/release/build_release_kit.sh runs all three (plus the existing screenshot sweep) together. See docs/release-kit.md. Fixed - Quick Log no longer drops the pulse reading from a combined entry like "BP 118/76, pulse 68bpm" — both vitals are now saved. Pulse/heart-rate phrasing without an explicit "bpm" unit ("Pulse 72", "HR 72", "72 beats per minute") is now recognised too, and unrelated text with a slash (like "Ate 3/4 of a sandwich") no longer mistakenly suggests a blood pressure entry. - Editing a sleep entry's bedtime or wake time past the other now shifts the whole sleep window by the same offset, instead of leaving the entry in an invalid state.

Setup is quicker and friendlier: a short guided intro now walks you through what you can track, how your privacy works, and creating your first profile — with an easy skip straight to profile creation if you'd rather explore on your own. Quick Log got smarter too: typing something like "74kg" or "5'6"" is now recognised automatically as a vital reading, and height joins your other trackable vitals. Plus onboarding polish: fixed layout overflow and improved chip contrast throughout the guided flow.

Adds Height as a vital measurement