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Cleaner Trends • Tests you haven't pinned now show as a tidy list, each row with its own trend wave. Pinned tests keep the full card, so what matters most stands out. • Tests with a single reading are clearly marked, and a trend appears once your next report comes in. • Cards in Trends, Conditions and Journal glide into place as you scroll. A fresh welcome • A new opening screen with a soft sky, a glass flower that catches the light, and your Pushpa wordmark writing itself in. Simpler confirmations • Sign out, delete and leave-family prompts have a lighter, more compact design that puts the message first. Easier setup for the people you care for • You can now choose son or daughter when adding someone. • Choosing "someone else" opens more options: doctor, chemist, nurse, caregiver, physio, helper, grandchild, relative, neighbour, colleague and other. Polish • Diet, Medicines and Conditions pages have cleaner headers. • Clearer wording across several prompts, plus small fixes and performance improvements.

Cleaner Trends • Tests you haven't pinned now show as a tidy list, each row with its own trend wave. Pinned tests keep the full card, so what matters most stands out. • Tests with a single reading are clearly marked, and a trend appears once your next report comes in. • Cards in Trends, Conditions and Journal glide into place as you scroll. A fresh welcome • A new opening screen with a soft sky, a glass flower that catches the light, and your Pushpa wordmark writing itself in. Simpler confirmations • Sign out, delete and leave-family prompts have a lighter, more compact design that puts the message first. Easier setup for the people you care for • You can now choose son or daughter when adding someone. • Choosing "someone else" opens more options: doctor, chemist, nurse, caregiver, physio, helper, grandchild, relative, neighbour, colleague and other. Polish • Diet, Medicines and Conditions pages have cleaner headers. • Clearer wording across several prompts, plus small fixes and performance improvements.

Record your doctor's visit, and read it back later. • Record a visit. Tap + and choose Record visit, then set the phone on the desk between you and your doctor. Pushpa turns the conversation into notes you can read afterwards. Please ask your doctor before you start recording. • Every recorded visit in one place, with a small player that follows you around the app so you can listen again while you look something up. • A gentler setup. Signing up now asks one question at a time, with an easier date picker and a clearer finish. • Add several reports at once during setup, mixing photographs and PDFs. Nothing hides behind the keyboard while you type. • We ask before we read. Attaching a report now shows the same data consent the rest of the app uses, before anything is sent. • A lighter look throughout: new type, softer surfaces, a simpler add menu, and a clearer visit checklist. • Adding and editing the people you care for is quicker. Short version if you'd rather keep it tight: • Record a doctor's visit and read it back later. Ask your doctor first, then set the phone down between you. • All your recorded visits in one place, with a player that follows you around the app. • A gentler setup: one question at a time, several reports at once, and no fields hiding behind the keyboard. • We now ask for your consent before a report is sent to be read. • A lighter look throughout.

Adding a medicine now takes four questions, in plain words. MEDICINES, ASKED THE WAY YOU'D SAY IT Tell Pushpa how you take it — 1×, 2×, 3× or 4× a day, or only when you need it — and she works out the schedule rather than asking you to assemble one. Which days of the week, and a dose that comes round every few months up to once a year, are now their own question instead of being folded into the last one, so "twice a day, Mondays and Thursdays" finally has an answer. Say when a course starts and when it stops — a number of days, or a last date — and Pushpa keeps track of where you are in it. When you're done, the medicine is there on the screen with the instruction it will remind you with, so you never have to wonder whether it saved. CHOOSE HOW PUSHPA REACHES YOU Profile now has a Notifications screen that asks two questions rather than one: how you want to be reached — on this phone, on WhatsApp, or a phone call when it matters — and what you want to hear about, from medicine reminders to report updates and family alerts. Before you decide, you can see those messages drawn on a lock screen exactly as they will arrive, instead of being asked to imagine an interruption and then judge it. Medicine reminders follow your answer from the moment you save it. TELL HER WHAT YOUR RECORD IS ABOUT Setting up now asks what you're actually managing — diabetes, blood pressure, kidney or thyroid from a grid, or typed in if it's something else, as many as apply. From that one answer the app knows which vitals to lead with and which labs to follow, before a single report has been uploaded. PHOTOS OF ONE REPORT ARE ONE REPORT Photograph a four-page discharge summary a page at a time and Pushpa now keeps the pages together as one document instead of filing four. While she waits she says so — waiting for more pages, not stuck — and "Done adding pages" closes it and starts reading straight away. Pick several photos at once and there's nothing to wait for at all. WATCH THE RE-READ HAPPEN When Pushpa is putting together a fresh read of your record, a card now sits with the tab bar and fills as she works through your visits, so a long job shows how far along it is instead of leaving you guessing. Uploads and re-reads share that one place, so there's a single spot to look. ELSEWHERE • An insight about your medicines now has a way out of the card, straight to the medicine it's about — and one worth raising with your doctor goes onto your visit-prep list. • A medicine's name is editable when you correct it. • Report lists and the report screen read more cleanly, and dates follow your region. • Anything you log is dated in your own timezone. • The guided tour is gentler: turning down one part leaves the rest of it alone, and each part waits for a screen with something real on it.

Pushpa now keeps track of how much medicine is actually in the house. HOW MUCH IS LEFT Tell Pushpa how many tablets you have and she counts down as you log each dose, so "how many days will this last" has a real answer instead of a guess. She raises it herself when a medicine is running low, and asks once about one that has never been counted. Nothing is assumed from a pack size or from how long a prescription ran — a medicine nobody has counted is left alone rather than guessed at. LOCKED REPORTS OPEN NOW A password-protected PDF from a lab used to sit in your files unread. Pushpa now asks for the password, unlocks the report and reads it like any other. A locked report says plainly that it needs a password, instead of showing an explanation that was never going to arrive. TODAY, ON ITS OWN Today has moved out of Home onto its own screen, with your day drawn as a line from waking to bed and this moment marked along it — so what is coming up tells you when, and not only what. WATCH A REPORT BEING FILED Upload a bundle and you can watch each document being identified and sorted into place. Leave the screen whenever you like: it carries on in the background and tells you when it is done. A TOUR YOU CAN TAKE IN PIECES The guided run is no longer one long walk to be finished in a sitting. Each part now arrives on the screen it is about, at a point where there is something real on it to talk about, and none of it blocks you. Turning one part down no longer cancels the rest. ELSEWHERE • The body map joins each organ to the condition behind it — tap either end to open it. • Fill in your city with one tap during setup or from your profile, or type it if you would rather. • Signing out, leaving a family, and deleting a file or an account now ask you properly instead of with a plain alert. • Faster thumbnails in report lists, smoother scrolling on Android, and Reduce Motion is now respected.

Setting up Pushpa now happens in a conversation. SET UP BY TALKING Tell Pushpa who you are by chat or out loud, and she fills the form as you go — one sentence can answer several questions at once. The typed form is still there if you would rather use it, now one question per card instead of one long page. YOUR LANGUAGE, PROPERLY ASKED Pick the language Pushpa writes and speaks in: English, हिंदी or Hinglish. It is asked about you on your own setup, and separately about each person you look after — the language someone reads in is often not the one you do. A GUIDED FIRST RUN Pushpa walks you through the app on the real screens, waiting while you tap the actual controls rather than showing you pictures of them. You can leave at any point and pick it up again later. MEDICINES THAT KNOW WHAT THEY ARE Adding or editing a medicine now records its form — tablet, capsule, syrup, drops, inhaler and the rest — with the dose units and quick amounts that suit it, plus strength, what it is for, and whether it is ongoing. ELSEWHERE • Quick actions from the bottom bar, so uploading a report or logging something is one tap from anywhere. • A clearer report detail screen. • The intro now explains, up front, what happens to your data and what stays under your control. • The language you choose during setup now shows correctly in Profile.

Pushpa 1.9.9 is faster, and it works even when your signal doesn't. • Offline access — your records, medicines and reminders stay readable with no connection, and sync once you're back online • Noticeably faster — quicker startup, smoother scrolling through reports and medicines, and instant tab switching • Family access — control who in your family can see what • Better report handling — reports group under the right condition, and anything uncategorised now lands in "Other reports" • Stability and layout fixes throughout Thank you for using Pushpa. Questions or ideas? We read every one.