Better spreadsheet import • Supervision is now read from the wording logbooks actually use, including RCEM and anaesthetic terms. Before, rows it couldn't read were imported as independent practice. • Separate cases on the same day, such as several intubations on one list, are no longer mistaken for duplicates. If you imported a logbook before this update, please check the supervision level on those entries and that no cases are missing. Updated privacy policy and terms. From 3 October 2026, LogEM is operated by Brightwell Medical Limited. Your logbook still stays on your device.

New floating glass bottom bar, with your logbook scrolling behind it. Log POCUS, Log procedure and Add post moved to the bottom of the screen, within thumb reach. Simpler import screen: CSV, Excel, JSON or Word. Rewritten backups page, with the full LogEM backup export on it. Notices inside the app, so you hear about a new version without being on the email list. Fixed: reviewing an import no longer reshuffles the list when you move an item to the other logbook.

Bringing an old logbook across is far better at recognising your scans. Names written the way real logbooks write them, whether that is "AAA scan", "eFAST/FAFF" or a numbered entry copied out of your ePortfolio, are matched to the right modality and counted towards your POCUS tracker. Imports now show you what they found before anything is saved, grouped by item, so a year of logbook can be checked in a few taps and anything can be moved to the other logbook in one. POCUS scans now live in one place. They are logged in your POCUS logbook and count towards both your POCUS tracker and your RCEM procedure goals, so there is no longer a decision to make about where to put them. Any scans already logged as procedures are moved across for you, and the app tells you how many. Clearer wording on the email opt-in after your first entry. Also in recent updates, if you are coming from an older version: Editing a post no longer affects the entries logged against it. The POCUS tracker follows the RCEM POCUS progression tracker form: a DOPS date and note at each entrustment level, reflections with their dates, and an export your supervisor can sign. Crash reports and feedback carry enough detail to act on, and still contain nothing from your logbook. New look, redrawn icon, and simulation cases no longer ask for patient age or sex.

Fixed: editing a post no longer risks removal of the entries logged against it. The POCUS tracker now follows the RCEM POCUS progression tracker form: a DOPS date and note at each entrustment level, reflections with their dates, and an export your supervisor can sign. Hardened the age wheel against crashes. Crash reports and feedback now carry enough detail to act on, and still contain nothing from your logbook. New look, redrawn icon, and simulation cases no longer ask for patient age or sex.