NEW: CDC EBOLA ATTESTATION FOR US FLIGHTS From 3 November 2026, every passenger flying to the United States must sign the CDC Ebola attestation before boarding, and the operator must keep it for 42 days. GenDec now does it for you. • Turn it on in Settings. Any GenDec into the US or a US territory shows a CDC Attestation badge with its progress, and nothing appears on other flights. • Hand over your iPhone or iPad: each passenger reads the official CDC form and signs with a finger. Parents sign for children under 18. • Short on time? Export the forms pre-filled with every name and sign them on paper. • Mark the review before boarding, then share one PDF with the flight details and every signed form. • Records are kept for 42 days, even if you delete the GenDec. Everything stays on your device. No account, no upload.

GenDec 1.11 lets you put things in your own order. PEOPLE IN YOUR ORDER Touch and hold a crew member or passenger in People for Move Up and Move Down, or press and drag them, just like in a GenDec's crew and passenger lists. Your order is saved at once and is also used by Add from People and by the crew a new GenDec starts with. Until you move someone, People stays alphabetical. Backups keep your order. REORDER GROUPS BY DRAGGING On the GenDecs screen, hold a group bubble and drop it on another group to take its place. All always stays first. Move Left and Move Right are still in the bubble's menu. ALSO • Moving groups and filing a GenDec into a group by dragging are now saved right away

GenDec 1.10 is ready for iPhone Duo. IPHONE DUO GenDec uses the whole display, closed or open. Toolbar buttons move to the side bar on the outer display, so more of the GenDec, the PDF and your documents fits on screen. Half open, the lock screen, the backup progress and empty lists move clear of the fold instead of sitting on the crease. CLEANER TOOLBARS On iOS 26 and later, Cancel, Done and Save in every sheet are the standard close and checkmark buttons. When a GenDec has been sent, "Sent" and its date now sit under the title, and a PDF's page number sits under the document's name. ALSO • On iOS 27, Sign, Template, Share and Delete are in the system's More menu • The app lock no longer says Face ID on devices that use Touch ID • Pickers and Discard prompts on iPad now point at the button that opened them

GenDec 1.9 backs up the documents you keep with People, and turns a sideways document the right way up. BACKUP WITH DOCUMENTS Export Backup in Settings now asks whether to include the documents stored with People. Without Documents gives the same small file as before, with your GenDecs, Groups, People and Aircraft. With Documents also carries the passport pages, visas, licenses and other files, and shows about how large the backup will be. Import it on a new iPhone and every person gets their documents back. A backup with documents is not encrypted: anyone who has the file can open them. Share and store it carefully. ROTATE A DOCUMENT A document that was scanned or imported sideways can now be turned. Open it in People and tap Rotate. Each tap turns it a quarter turn clockwise and saves it, so the thumbnail, Share and a backup all get it the right way up. In a PDF of several pages only the page you are looking at turns, and the title shows which page that is. PASSPORT AT A GLANCE Next to each passport number, in People, when adding crew and passengers, and in every GenDec, a small badge shows how the passport stands: green while it is valid, amber with the months left once six or fewer remain, red when it has expired. People with no expiry date on file show no badge. ALSO • Expired documents kept with People are now marked in red • Launch and the People list stay quick with a very large library

GenDec 1.8 keeps the documents that belong to your people, and reads passports more reliably. DOCUMENTS WITH EACH PERSON Every person in People now has a Documents section. Keep a visa, pilot license, medical or any other file with them: scan it with the document camera, choose a photo, or import a file. Give it a type and an expiry date, and People flags anything that has expired. Open a document to zoom or scroll it, share it, or delete it. PASSPORT PAGES ARE KEPT When you use a passport you have read, the page it came from is now kept with that person: the photo, the one page of a PDF that was read, or a still taken by the camera. Read the passport of someone already in People from inside a GenDec, and the image goes to their record. Nothing is stored twice. BETTER PASSPORT READING Passports are read more reliably from photos, PDFs and multi-page files. When the machine-readable zone can't be read, the document opens beside the fields so you can type the details, and anything the reader could not fully verify is marked for you to check. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Documents stay on your iPhone and are never uploaded. Photos are saved without their location. They are left out of backup files, and the app switcher hides them even with the Face ID lock off. ALSO • A new stopover starts on the departure day • Generic 03 no longer prints empty crew or passenger rows

GenDec 1.7 fits on one page, keeps times honest, and tidies the editor. ONE PAGE, EVERY TEMPLATE A typical General Declaration now prints on a single sheet on all eight templates. Long crew or passenger lists continue onto the next page with nothing cut off, and a Declaration of Health longer than a page flows across pages under a "(continued)" title instead of running off the sheet. TIMES YOU CONTROL Each GenDec now has its own Include Time switch under the departure and arrival dates; Settings holds the defaults. Turn a default off and the editor shows a date-only field with no switch at all. With both off, stopovers lose their time switch too. An arrival entered as a date only never prints as 00:00, and every template now prints times, and the arrival date when it differs, the same way. ROUTE LINES THAT STAY ON ONE LINE On Generic 03 and JAJ Handler, the departure, technical stop and arrival lines no longer wrap. A long airport name is shortened instead. Viracopos International Airport prints as Viracopos Intl Airport, and the date and time always follow it on the same line. PLACE OF BIRTH, WHEN YOU NEED IT Place of birth now starts as an Add Place of Birth button, like passport expiry and date of birth, for crew, passengers and People. Tap it to add one, or clear it to fold it away. ALSO • The GenDec list shows the flight date as the UTC day that prints on the form, so a 02:00 UTC departure no longer appears a day early • Delete confirmations point at the row you swiped, on iPhone and iPad

GenDec Pro is here. When your 30-day trial ends, choose monthly, yearly or a one-time lifetime purchase from Settings → Upgrade to Pro to keep creating and sending GenDecs. If the App Store can't show the plans, the upgrade screen now says why and lets you contact us directly.

GenDec 1.2 brings full Dark Mode, a faster template gallery, and an important fix for signatures. DARK MODE GenDec now follows your system appearance, so filing at night no longer means a white screen in a dark cockpit. Every status badge, button and lock screen was re-checked for contrast in both appearances. SIGNATURE FIX A signature captured while the app was in Dark Mode could export as white ink — invisible on the printed PDF. Signatures are now always exported as black ink, and any signature you have already saved will print correctly without signing again. 24-HOUR TIMES Departure, arrival and disinsection times now always use the 24-hour clock, matching the printed form and how a crew reads it: 22:10, not 10:10 PM. Your language and date format are untouched. FASTER AND SMOOTHER • Template previews render in the background, so the gallery scrolls without stalling and the next template is ready before you reach it • The PDF preview keeps your reading position when the document re-renders • The passport camera goes straight into review — no pause at the moment you scan • The preview is titled by route, with Sign and Template folded into one menu BACK IN YOUR HANDS • Reorder crew, passengers and stopovers again from the context menu • Deleting only asks you to confirm when there is real work to lose • Swiping a sheet down now offers to discard instead of being ignored • Restore Purchases tells you what actually happened • Marking a document as sent confirms it, with haptic feedback CLEARER DECLARATION OF HEALTH The illness field now reads as the list of everyone affected, and the health signature sits on its own line, so it no longer looks as though only one person can be declared. ALSO FIXED • A licence number typed into an otherwise empty crew or passenger row could be discarded silently • Discarding a blank aircraft that had been set as the default left you with no default aircraft • The app lock now names the biometry your device actually has — Face ID or Touch ID • Reduce Motion is respected throughout • A duplicated document now scrolls into view