What's New in 1.20.1 • Brand-new onboarding — tell us what you're tracking and get set up in seconds. • More reliable label scanning — oversized PDFs give a clear heads-up, and brief hiccups retry automatically. • Cleaner exported protocol reports to share with your provider. • Polished paywall, emails, and Tracked Outcomes throughout.

New Features • Significantly improved the reliability of the paywall on launch. The app now more consistently determines your subscription status when opening the app (especially after force-quitting or on cold launches), reducing incorrect paywall behavior. • Vial creation-time tracking — When adding or scanning a protocol, you can now opt in to immediately start tracking your first vial (strength + BAC water). The full supply runway + low-stock alerts appear after saving. • HCG is now categorized as a peptide in the catalog and UI. Improvements • Better cold-launch behavior for Pro users (fixed a situation that could incorrectly show the paywall on fresh installs). Fixes & Polish • Adherence and missed-dose calculations now correctly handle paused/stopped protocols with historical data. • Various internal cleanups and parity fixes across Analytics, date handling, and Google Sign-In flows.

• Sleep, HRV, and resting heart rate now auto-track on the compounds that affect them — growth hormone peptides pull in HRV and total sleep, recovery peptides pull in HRV, testosterone pulls in resting HR. • Outcome cards show colored values: green when a metric has moved in the right direction, red when it's gone the wrong way, neutral for small wiggles. Calibrated per metric so a 0.5 lb weight change still counts. • Sleep numbers are correct when you wear two sleep trackers at once. Total sleep, deep, and REM no longer double-count overlapping samples from Apple Watch + a third-party app. • Polish: friendlier copy on the welcome screen and dose reminders.

NEW • Syringe units, everywhere — every dose now shows its syringe reading too (e.g. "375 mcg · ≈ 5 units · U-100"), on the dose card, Today, the protocol detail page, and your reminder emails. Pick your syringe type (U-100 / U-40 / tuberculin) in the dose planner. • Fractional doses — protocol dose amounts now support fractional values (0.05, 0.375, etc.) with the +/- buttons or the keypad. • Cycle progress in reminders — dose-reminder pushes and emails show where you are in your cycle ("Day 5 of 28"). • Adherence streak in reminder emails — once you're on a 3+ day streak, your reminder email celebrates it. • Edit syringe type on existing protocols — the Dose Planner section is now available when editing, not only when creating. • Use Apple Health weight, and stay on it — "Use Apple Health" now keeps Regimen on Apple Health going forward, not just once. Type your own weight to switch back to manual. FIXED • Today refreshes overnight — if you leave Regimen open across midnight, the schedule advances to the new day on its own. Previously you had to close and re-open the app. • Re-authorizing Apple Health opens the Health app — where the per-source toggles actually live — instead of iOS Settings (which only shows Notifications / Camera). • Weight tracks to one decimal — 174.5 lbs, not 175. • A few smaller fixes to outcome trends, vial tracking, adherence math after pausing, and reminder-email grammar.

New in 1.19.1 — Vial inventory & supply tracking: track an opened vial on any protocol (strength, BAC water, opened date) and Regimen shows how many doses are left, a runway bar, and the projected run-out date. Set a reorder lead time and a low-supply alert to get a heads-up before a vial runs dry — the Today screen surfaces a "Low Supply" section, and an empty vial prompts you to start a fresh one. — Low-supply email alerts: opt in and Regimen emails you once per vial when it's running low, so you can reorder even without opening the app. — Scanned labels match the compound catalog: scanning a vial or care-plan label now resolves recognized compounds to the built-in catalog, so a scanned protocol comes through with proper dosing data and detail pages. — Protocol notes: add a freeform note to any protocol from the add/edit screen. — Search compounds by alias: the catalog now matches common alternate names (like KLOW or GLOW) in search. Fixed — Pausing protocols no longer throws off your streak: your day-streak stays accurate when you pause or resume protocols. — Manually entered weight now shows on Today: a weight you typed in Settings now appears on the Today vitals tile, not just weight from Apple Health. — "Use this dose" now confirms the tap: in the dose planner, the button now gives a haptic tap and an "Applied" checkmark so you can tell it worked.

Added - 13 new compounds in the catalog — GHRP-6, MK-677 / Ibutamoren, Thymosin Alpha-1, Oxytocin, and Gonadorelin are now fully selectable when setting up a protocol, with dose ranges and units built in. MK-777, Thymulin, LL-37, SLU-PP-332, Pinealon, DiHEXA, VIP, and KPV ship as reference-only entries so they appear in search and detail pages even though they aren't yet wired for protocol creation. - "Other" compounds are reachable from the protocol picker again — selecting Other used to drop you straight onto manual entry with no catalog list, even though entries like 5-Amino-1MQ, the melanotans, MK-677, and DiHEXA live there. Other now shows the same catalog list as peptides/GLP-1s/hormones with "Add Custom…" at the bottom. Fixed - Today refreshes when the day rolls over while the app is backgrounded — leaving the app on the Today screen overnight used to leave you looking at yesterday's schedule the next morning. The screen now detects the new day on resume and reloads. - Compounds with non-injection routes save correctly — Oxytocin (intranasal) and a few others were being saved with site-tracking turned on by mistake. The administration route now drives whether site tracking shows up.

New in 1.18.2 • Search the compound picker by name, description, benefit, or tracked outcome. • Rate-today is now obvious: a "RATE" label on each Today card, plus a second entry point from the protocol edit screen. • Streaks and adherence stay on Analytics alongside your outcome trends instead of disappearing once you track outcomes. • Soft-delete and restore for reactions and symptoms — same pattern as dose logs. • Email reminders now follow you through the day: a missed morning dose shows as "Still due" on later reminders. • First-launch hint explains the long-press and swipe gestures on protocol, dose, and reaction rows. • Direct Share button on protocol edit, matching Analytics. • History filters consolidated into compact Type and Protocol menus. • Stop is now Pause, matching the "Paused" state pill. Apple Health • A brief in-app explainer now appears before the iOS Health permission sheet, with a shortcut to manage what's already shared. • "Reading Apple Health…" pill now also shows on Analytics and protocol edit during the post-grant refresh. • Per-protocol Today refresh after granting a new type is significantly faster. • Users who connected Apple Health before sleep tracking shipped will be re-prompted for the new sleep types. • Manually-entered weight in Settings no longer reverts to your Apple Health value. The wheel picker offers a "Use Apple Health" shortcut to switch back. Fixes • Paywall no longer briefly flashes on cold launch for Pro users. • Email reminders are working again after the 2026-05-07 outage; auth path is now resilient to platform key rotations. • "Send Verification Email" in Profile now actually sends, with a 60-second cooldown. • Adding the same protocol twice on a slow connection no longer creates duplicates. • Long-press on a protocol row no longer locks the screen on iOS 26. • Re-rating the same day pre-fills your previous picks instead of showing blank chips. • Save in "Rate today" only highlights when you've actually changed something. • Tracked Outcomes card cleaned up: long compound names get their own line, Deep sleep fits on one line, empty placeholders are hidden, typography is calmer. • Outcome rows reflect your most recent rating instead of staying stuck on "Add a baseline rating." • Weight and Date of Birth pickers now say Save, gray until dirty, and Cancel properly discards wheel spins. • Weight row no longer shifts when saving. • Tapping between rows in the compound picker no longer opens the wrong compound.

NEW — Reactions Journal Log how a peptide is making you feel. Tag from a curated library (GI, mood, energy, sleep, sexual, cognitive, injection-site reactions) or create your own custom tags. Optional severity level, free-text notes, and you can link a reaction to a specific dose. Reactions show up in History alongside your dose log, with a severity dot on dose rows that triggered something. Each protocol's detail page also gets a 30-day reactions sparkline. NEW — Preview upcoming days The Today date strip now scrolls 30 days into the future. Tap any future day to see what's scheduled — protocol name, dose, and time of day. Polish & fixes • Delete Protocol: confirming Delete from the context menu now actually removes the protocol (it was silently failing). • A weekday-only protocol started on a weekend no longer counts the off-days as Day 1 — your Day/Week counters tick from the next real dose day. • Save buttons on Edit Protocol, Edit Duration, and Extend Duration stay gray until you actually change something. • New reminders inherit your global Reminder Method (Push, Push + Email, etc.) instead of always defaulting to Push. • Reminders that fire while the app is open now stay in your Notification Center instead of disappearing as a brief banner. • Tab-bar clearance on Today / Trends / Protocols, History dose-row alignment, Sign In email field background, and Profile Weight row layout. • Logging late actually logs the dose — when you tapped Log on a protocol that was scheduled an earlier day, the "Log for [day]" / "Log for today" prompt would close without saving anything. Both buttons now save correctly. • Reminder emails respect your protocol cadence — protocols with a weekly, biweekly, every-other-day, weekdays-only, or cycling schedule could send email reminders every day regardless of whether today was a dose day. The dispatcher now skips non-scheduled days, matching the in-app push reminders.

NEW • Plan an end date for any protocol — new Planned Duration picker (None / 4w / 8w / 12w / Custom) on Add and Edit. Past your end date, Today shows a Mark complete? prompt with one-tap Complete or Extend. • Mark a protocol complete — distinct from Stop or Delete. Completed protocols get a green pill, drop off Today, and group under their own section in History. Reactivate from the same menu anytime. • Administration route — protocols now record route (injection, oral, sublingual, intranasal). The picker stays hidden for single-route compounds; surfaces as a header pill when set to anything else. • Two more insulin syringe sizes — U-100 0.3mL (30 unit) and 0.5mL (50 unit) for finer peptide draws. Syringe labels now show capacity and unit-mark count, e.g. "U-100 (0.3mL · 30u)". • Saved indicator on Settings — typing into the name or weight field shows an inline "Saved" pill once auto-save lands, so you don't have to wonder if your edit took. • Done button on numeric keyboards — every decimal field now gets a Done toolbar to dismiss the keyboard without tapping outside. FIXED • Resume no longer surfaces wrong "MISSED N DAYS AGO" badges. Tapping Resume on a paused protocol (or Reactivate on a completed one) now restarts the cycle from today instead of replaying every weekday since the original start. Existing protocols can be reset by toggling Stop → Resume once.

Added - Offer codes - Catch up missed doses — link under today's greeting; sheet grouped by day with checkboxes; Catch up never invents off-cycle days - Streak and adherence honor catch-ups — backfilled doses count immediately - everyX cadence stays anchored — late catch-ups don't rewind the schedule - "Logged late" badge in History — only crossing midnight triggers it; History only

## Changed - Refreshed copy across onboarding, sign-in, and dose reminders — moving to "On Regimen" for our voice. ### Fixed - Subscription state stays in sync across sessions in a rare edge case where account IDs differed by capitalization.