Widget and Apple Watch estimates now reflect changes to medication details. Reminders follow your latest edits and dose logs. Dial Pro access stays consistent when purchase updates overlap. Confetti and Sparkles now rise from the bottom and spread across the screen, both in the Settings preview and after saving a new dose.

Shotsy backup import now accepts export versions 1 through 4, including weight records and dose notes. Day notes can fill an empty dose note. You can now open the App Store review page from Settings whenever you want to leave a review.

Dial imports CSV exports from other GLP-1 trackers. A preview shows what each column means, so you can check and correct it before anything is saved. Shotsy backups and Shotsy CSV exports are recognized, and an import can be undone.

On Apple Watch and in the Home Screen widget, the Next reminder line puts a space between each number and its unit, so it reads "4 days, 19 hr". The caption under the countdown ring uses the correct plural form in languages with several plural forms, on iPhone, Apple Watch and the widget.

Fixes a bug on Apple Watch where the injection site you picked was not kept, so Confirm stayed disabled and the dose could not be logged from the watch. The Apple Watch app uses Dial's coral accent in place of system gray for the countdown ring, the Log Dose and Confirm buttons, the complications and the quick-log widget. The dose confirmation screen reads in full in every language: the Digital Crown hint wraps instead of being cut off, the injection-site row shows the whole site name and opens the site list, and the medication name appears in your language. Long captions on the watch keep words whole instead of hyphenating them, and the countdown ring runs clockwise in right-to-left languages.

Form sheets show a cross and a checkmark in the toolbar in place of the Cancel and Save buttons, so the sheet title is no longer cut off in languages with longer words, such as German. This covers Log Dose and the medication, weight, side-effect, wellbeing, supply, pause, reminder and weight goal sheets. VoiceOver still reads Cancel and Save, and at accessibility text sizes a long press shows the label.

Dial has a new design. The main tabs are Today, Progress and Settings. Inventory and Convert can be added as tabs in Settings > Tools and supplies. Log Dose shows an injection-site map that marks the site you pick and your last site. The hip is no longer offered for new injections, because no GLP-1 label in Dial's catalog lists it as an injection site. Doses already logged at the hip keep their site. Progress shows your weight, doses, side effects and photos in one overview. Side-effect records open for editing, and deleting a side effect or a weight offers Undo. Each medication has a details page with its reminders, pause, inventory, history and archive actions. A missed dose stays due on Today, in widgets and on Apple Watch until you log or skip it. The PDF report starts with a summary. At the largest accessibility text sizes, Settings, Today and Log Dose keep words whole.

The Today screen no longer shows an empty estimated level card for medications with the GLP-1 medication setting turned off. Logging and your saved records work as before. On Apple Watch, the countdown text and the Log Dose button now show in full in every language, including on the smallest watches. The main watch screen now scrolls when larger text sizes or a sync status line need more room, so nothing is cut off, and injection site names are translated in every language.

Pause reminders for a medication and resume when you're ready. After a reminder passes, open dose options to log a dose, record a skip, or pause reminders. Choose how weight appears: numbers, trend only, or hidden. Your saved weight entries stay in place. This update also improves recovery after interrupted dose logging and keeps Apple Watch and widget retries from creating duplicate entries.

Dial works the same as in version 1.2.12, including the fix for a crash that could occur when iOS suspended Dial during an iCloud sync. Your data and sync settings carry over unchanged.

Fixes a crash that could occur when iOS suspended Dial during an iCloud sync. Your data and sync settings carry over unchanged.

At the largest text sizes, touching the chart now shows its details in a full-width card below the chart, so the date, weight and dose are fully readable.

Eligible customers can try Dial Pro Annual free for 1 month, then the yearly price. The purchase screen now selects Annual first.

Dial Pro now shows purchase options above the full feature list. Prices remain readable at larger text sizes.

Long-press the Dial icon on the Home Screen to log a dose, a side effect, or a weight. Confetti and Sparkles now fill the screen when you save a new dose. You can still choose None in Settings. Reduce Motion turns moving effects off.

Add an optional seven-day average to the Pro weight chart in Settings. Your recorded weights stay visible. Choose Confetti, Sparkles or None after saving a new dose. None keeps the save confirmation. Reduce Motion turns moving effects off.

Add an optional seven-day average to the Pro weight chart in Settings. Your recorded weights stay visible. Choose Confetti, Sparkles or None after saving a new dose. None keeps the save confirmation. Reduce Motion turns moving effects off.

Dial now tracks oral GLP-1 tablets. Choose Rybelsus or Wegovy Pill and reminders start on a daily schedule. Supply inventory holds tablet bottles, and doctor reports skip the site column for tablets. Tablet level guidance now appears when you set up your medication. Tablet-only regimens no longer show an estimated-level link in Progress.

Logging a taken dose now clears its reminders from Notification Center, including snoozed reminders. This update also makes dose editing and reminder dates clearer. Corrected brand-specific dose units and tablet defaults, and improved medication matching when scanning labels. After setup, you can explore Dial Pro or continue free.

This update improves reliability and accessibility: - Pending doses from Apple Watch and widgets are kept for retry if their medication is temporarily unavailable. - Progress photo deletion preserves the photo if its saved record cannot be updated. - VoiceOver reads expanded Dial Pro details and provides clearer dose history labels. - Restore purchase explains when no previous Dial Pro purchase is found. - Fixed a dark rectangle over the estimated level chart in Dark Mode.

Type the name printed on your box. The medication catalog now matches official pack names in more countries, plus local spellings of semaglutide, tirzepatide, liraglutide, dulaglutide, and exenatide, so search finds the drug you were prescribed instead of asking for the English name. Catalog suggestions show the local name first, with the English name alongside only when the two differ. Dulaglutide no longer appears twice in the Add Medication list.

Dose reminders now follow the shot you actually logged, including undo and delete. The Lock Screen live activity starts an hour before the reminder instead of at midnight.

Dial now includes 32 languages besides English. Dose reminders still rebase to your most recent logged dose, landing one full cycle after you actually dosed.

Maintenance release with refreshed App Store screenshots. Dose reminders still rebase to your most recent logged dose, landing one full cycle after you actually dosed.

Dose reminders now rebase to your most recent logged dose. Log a dose early or late and the next reminder lands one full cycle after the dose you actually took, not the original schedule. A weekly reminder moves to whatever day you dosed on. Editing or deleting a dose updates the reminder the same way.