Onboarding now asks for your program and your training year before you start. On iOS 26, Back returns from every screen opened from Log. After onboarding, Log a case opens the case form on the first tap.

The first tap on Log case scrolls to the detail the case still needs. A second tap logs the case unfinished, and the case waits under To finish, where a tap opens the case on that field. Neurosurgery residents can export their case record. The CSV is free, and the two record PDFs come with Premium. An attending saved under a nickname shows the name ACGME uses beneath the nickname. Every case reads Filed on ACGME or Not filed on ACGME. This release also fixes several bugs.

Medical students in any specialty can track the application season. Pick your specialty in Settings, under Applying to, and program search puts your specialty first. Each interview keeps its date, start time, in person or virtual, city, track and thank-you note. The season notebook has a Letters list, and the ERAS summary works without a case log. On Match Day, a student without a case log saves where they matched. Oral and maxillofacial surgery residents in the pilot program can log each case in the fields RSL asks for, and Progress shows CODA's minimums. Onboarding lists every specialty's programs, so a resident in a specialty Capnolog does not log yet can pick a program before joining the waitlist. Residents in any specialty can type in a rotation schedule or import one from the program's calendar. When an attending is not on your roster, the Other field offers the names you typed on earlier cases. Fixes: cases logged for a month without a day count toward your totals in Insights, and never toward a streak.

Sign in with Apple works on iOS 27. • A case you logged in Capnolog that is not on ACGME says so on the case, in All cases and after an ACGME read. When you file from this iPhone, File sits beside it. • Imported from ACGME shows the cases ACGME already holds as one card. See all opens the list. • A ticked checklist item slides to the bottom of the list, as in Apple Notes. One Undo puts the item back. Turn the sort off in Appearance & units. • A note's More button opens the standard iPhone menu. • A sign-in code copied from Mail pastes into the code boxes again. • On a single training year, the Progress tab says which year it shows and counts the cases you logged in Capnolog that year. Graduation minimums and your imported ACGME history count on Cumulative. • The Log tab shows how many UAA cases are waiting to be logged, and a UAA case on the Plan tab leads with Log. • Two weeks before the Chrome extension link ends, the Log tab says the day and how to renew the link. Once the link ends, the card offers to file from this iPhone. • When your sign-in has ended on this iPhone, the app asks you to sign in again. • A tap on a day in the date calendar sets the date and closes the calendar, and a tap anywhere outside the calendar closes it too. • The save bar is Log case and Finish later again. Filing on ACGME from this iPhone starts from the card on the Log tab. • Repeat last copies the case you logged last, on the day you are catching up. • The ACGME card on the Log tab says how many cases are not yet on ACGME.

Bring your notes over from Apple Notes. Tap Import on the Notes tab, and review each note before saving. In neurosurgery, the import places each note into the neurosurgery note template, and on an iPhone with Apple Intelligence that sorting runs on the phone itself. • Photos in your notes now sync through your own iCloud, sealed on this iPhone first. • A photo over 25 MB stays on this iPhone, and the note says so. Case planning is free for 30 days from your first saved plan, and the planning screen shows the date. After that, planning is part of Capnolog Premium. Importing your rotation schedule from a calendar is now free. Also in this version: • A case counts toward your ACGME totals once the case has a hospital and an attending, because ACGME's form requires both. A notice on the Log tab says how many cases need them and opens the list. • The ACGME page in Settings is now titled ACGME. The browser extension is under Settings, ACGME, Browser extension. • When a case is ready to file, Save sits beside Save and file on ACGME. • Once you file through Capnolog, a weekly reminder names the cases you logged three or more days ago that are not yet filed on ACGME. • In anesthesia, All cases filters by surgical specialty. • A plan shared without patient details can include your notes when you switch on Include my notes.

Rotation-aware logging, for anesthesia residents with Capnolog Premium. Capnolog learns each rotation from your own cases. • The case form puts your rotation's details first. • The rotation's usual technique, site, and attending fill in with one tap. • The Log tab shows when a rotation ends, what you logged on the rotation, and what comes next. • The log reminder comes at the hour you usually log on each rotation. Without Premium, the case form shows what Premium would change on your rotation. Also in this version: • After you save a nerve-block case, Same block again sits beside Undo and opens a copy of that case for the next block. • Tapping MAC marks the airway as Mask when the airway is still blank. • Filing from your phone fills an empty Your name field with the name ACGME prints. For neurosurgery residents: • A new case keeps a draft. Closing the screen asks first, and Log a case offers the draft back. • Progress opens Insights, which counts your cases by primary code and training year. • The private note and case flags sit at the top of the case form. • Mark complications from a neurosurgery list, such as a durotomy or a CSF leak. The first mark flags the case for M&M. • When shorthand such as C/E could mean two operations, Capnolog asks once and remembers your answer.

File cases on ACGME from your iPhone. ACGME's Case Log page now opens inside Capnolog, Capnolog fills ACGME's form from your log, and you check the form and press Submit. • Save a new case with Save and file on ACGME. • The Log tab shows how many cases are ready to file. • Filed cases are marked on your log. • Capnolog reads your past ACGME cases through the same page, so Progress counts them without a computer. • Settings has one ACGME page for your sign-in, the last read of ACGME's case list, and the other ways to send cases. Filing past the first 50 cases is part of Capnolog Premium. Share a plan with a co-resident in your ACGME program. Hand off the plan to the co-resident who takes over the case, or plan together with the senior covering the case. Neurosurgery residents can send a case to the co-resident who scrubbed in. Also in this version: • The Neuro section of a plan's medical history adds 22 conditions, including prior craniotomy, carotid stenosis and moyamoya. • The note boxes on the New case screen show headings, lists and bold text. • This version fixes the sign-in keyboard, the searchable lists and the prior anesthetic date field.

This build features bug fixes to make logging faster and easier