- Pairing now accepts Spanish handoff links from your Mac - Tap the link and the app opens and finishes pairing for you - Polished Spanish copy across pairing and setup - QR pairing reliability fixes

What's new in 1.3 - Notification taps now land where they should. Tap a Co-Pilot draft and the Drafts tab opens. Tap a patient handoff and Alerts opens. Even on a cold launch. Before, the tap could occasionally drop and leave you on the wrong screen. - Patient location pins flow through cleanly. When a patient drops a Google Maps pin, it now reaches the handoff every time. No more empty pin slots. - Tighter, signed link between your iPhone and your Mac. Pairing now issues a per-clinic auth token, and every action your iPhone sends back travels signed with it. An unpaired or stale phone can no longer push commands into your relay. - Privacy manifest. ClinDesk Companion now ships the iOS privacy manifest required by the App Store, listing exactly what we touch and what we don't. (Spoiler: it's mostly the second one.) ClinDesk stays the same shape. The on-device AI lives on your Mac. Your iPhone is the eyes and the approve button.

This release polishes the alerts and Co-Pilot experience. • Tapping a notification now reliably opens the right alert, even from a cold launch. • The red badge counts only new alerts since your last visit, not your full history. • Co-Pilot drafts are preserved when you clear the Alerts tab. • Swipe to delete is faster when removing several alerts at once. • Fewer dropped pushes and stuck "Sending" states under flaky network or rapid taps. • Demo notifications now deeplink to their alert just like real ones.

• Critical alerts: emergency pages from your Mac now ring through Focus, Do Not Disturb, and silent mode. Reserved for true emergencies; everything else respects your usual settings. • New Drafts tab: replaces "Co-Pilot." AI-written replies waiting for your call land here — Send, Modify, or Reject in one tap. • Smoother pairing: re-pair after reinstalling without ghost sessions. The Mac shows when a phone needs to be re-paired and stops firing into dead tokens automatically. • Push diagnostics: a new Troubleshooting screen surfaces exactly why a notification didn't decrypt, so you can tell the difference between "not paired," "wrong key," and "iOS skipped the extension." • Demo data is now a switch in Troubleshooting — no more two-button "Load / Clear" dance, and turning it off only removes the seeded entries. • Spanish translation pass across the whole app, plus a long list of small fixes.