Sign in with Google — and a course that keeps count. • Sign in with Google, alongside Sign in with Apple. When both use the same email address they open the same account, so your entries can follow you to another device either way • Your course now remembers the day it began. The day counter could stay on day 1 and every day could read as a dose day; it now follows your protocol from the day you set it up, and earlier entries put an existing course back where it belongs • One check-in per day, wherever you answer it. Devices on the same account share the day's entry, and the most recent save stands • An amount above 1 g now syncs exactly as you logged it Still no account required, and your data still exports whenever you want.

A journal — and somewhere to write in it. • Every intake and every check-in now reads back as one feed, newest first, with your notes underneath. Open it from the calendar • Search what you wrote: type a word and only the days holding it stay • An intake can carry a note of its own. The field was always in your data and never on screen — it now sits on the intake screen, under the time • A unit converter in Profile → Data: grams, ounces, millilitres and spoons. It changes units and nothing else Still no account required, still nothing to share, and your data still exports whenever you want.

A fix for the dose wheel. • Above one gram the wheel repeated itself — 1.1, 1.1, 1.2, 1.2 — because it rounded every label to a single decimal. Each notch now reads as its own amount: 1.05 is 1.05 • The same rounding sat on amounts you had already logged, so the home screen, the calendar and the widget could show 1.05 g as 1.1 g. They now show exactly what you dialled • The well-being row on the dose screen has lost its smiling face — just the word Still no account required, still nothing to share, and your data still exports whenever you want.

The cycle now lives on your home screen. • A new widget in two sizes: the day of your cycle, the dose it calls for, and the bar of dose and rest days. The wide one adds today's well-being — the five-point scale and a tap to check in • A tap on the widget opens exactly what you pointed at: the dose sheet, the calendar, or your check-in • Missed a day? Tap any date in the calendar — you can now log how you felt then, not only what you took • Fixed: Profile insisted the language was English whatever you had chosen. The tab bar, the dose screen and the widget itself are fully translated now Still no account required, still nothing to share, and your data still exports whenever you want.

Microama now speaks your language. • The whole app is translated into German, Ukrainian, Russian, Spanish, Simplified Chinese and Hindi — protocols, reminders, check-ins and all • Sync is live: sign in with Apple and your entries follow you to another device. Your health notes stay on your phone and are never sent • The dose adjustment screen opens cleanly now, and Cancel behaves itself • Buttons and rows respond wherever you tap them, not only on the text Still no account required, still nothing to share, and your data still exports whenever you want.