What’s New in Version 1.0.3 Vital Companion 1.0.3 brings improvements across the app to make your experience more reliable and connected. • Improved QR Code functionality and reliability• Fixed issues with weight management and weight entries• Enhanced Apple Watch capabilities and integration• Additional bug fixes and performance improvements Thank you for using Vital Companion. We’re continuing to improve the app while staying focused on helping you make better use of the health information you already own.

What’s New This update includes several improvements across Vital Companion to make the app more organized, accurate, and easier to use. • Improved Dashboard organization by repositioning health and activity cards into more appropriate categories, including moving Distance and VO₂ Max under Activity. • Improved the ability to add and manage weight information directly from the Dashboard. • Refined Vital Companion responses for a more helpful and consistent experience. • Added improvements and corrections throughout the Nutrition section. • Made additional interface adjustments, bug fixes, and general performance improvements to provide a smoother overall experience. Thank you for using Vital Companion. We’re continuing to improve the app while staying focused on giving you a simple, private way to better understand and manage your health information.

What's New in Vital Companion Smarter AI Companion The health companion now reads your full recent trends — not just a single number. Ask it specific questions like "has my heart rate fluctuated this week?" or "were there any blood pressure spikes?" and it answers with your actual daily values, highs, lows, and ranges instead of generic advice. This now works across every metric: heart rate, blood pressure, glucose, SpO2, HRV, respiratory rate, and more. GLP-1 Tracker, unified with Medications • GLP-1 medications (Zepbound, Mounjaro, Ozempic, Wegovy, Rybelsus) are now recognized automatically and tracked in one place, so they're included in interaction checks. • Tapping "Take" on a GLP-1 med now opens the full injection form so you record the real site, dose, and details — no more stale entries copied from your last dose. • You can now edit or delete any past dose from the tracker and from history (previously mistakes were stuck). • Label scanning now captures both the brand and generic name (e.g., "Zepbound (tirzepatide)"). Cleaner, more focused screens • Your actual logs and entries now appear first on every tracker — care routines, symptoms, mood, journal, and chronic conditions — with the AI helper moved below. • Empty screens now have a clear, tappable button to add your first entry instead of pointing to a small "+" in the corner. • The "Add Routine" screen was restyled to match the rest of the app. Reliability & polish • Health access recovery: if Health permissions are off, the dashboard now offers a direct link to Settings to re-enable them. • Notifications now schedule reliably at launch — weekly trend reports (Wednesday & Sunday) plus gentle anomaly alerts, capped so your phone never gets spammed.