- Widgets, the Lock Screen and Apple Watch now fetch the value from your sensor's service themselves, instead of waiting for the app to be woken in the background (Medtronic accounts excepted) - Refresh at once: tap the reading's age on a widget, the Lock Screen or the Live Activity. You can also add the GlucoPop button to Control Center, or say "Refresh GlucoPop" to Siri - The Lock Screen widget no longer cuts the value off - The "GlucoPop is not updating" notification comes far less often, and you choose how long it waits, or switch it off - Apple Watch: a refresh button, the curve, the 5-minute change and the other people you follow; with the phone out of reach, the watch can read the value itself - Your logged events: entries from the last 24 hours can now be edited; tap one, or swipe it left - Optional "Wake-ups from the server" (Settings → Alerts and refresh, off by default) for more frequent background refreshes. Our server is told only your phone's notification address, never your account or your readings - A more detailed Diagnostics screen, fixes and improvements

- Change a person's sensor without deleting them: history, meals and insulin entries move to the new sensor - Medtrum EasyFollow follower accounts now show the full curve - Dexcom: clearer message when the password is rejected; sign-in fixed for the Japan region - Updated welcome page: you're asked to confirm that GlucoPop is not an official app

- Alert profiles: separate thresholds, sounds and fast-change alerts for sport, school or a sick day; they switch on by the clock, by hand, or with Shortcuts and Siri. The urgent low stays the same in every profile - Alert sounds and repeats: a sound, repeat and priority for each kind of alert; separate sounds for falling fast and rising fast; tones made for GlucoPop, vibrate only, your own recording or a sound from Files. An urgent low can't be set to vibrate only and repeats at least every 15 minutes - iPad support: a bigger number and a wider curve on the big screen - Eversense (E3, 365) support as a beta, with an Eversense NOW follower account - Shortcuts and Siri: get your glucose, snooze alerts, switch to the night range, change the alert profile, start the Live Activity; pair them with a Sleep Focus automation - Siri now answers in your phone's language - Lock Screen card: layout, colours, seasonal themes, a fixed curve scale and hours under the curve, with a live preview on the same page - Optional: a GlucoPop drop in the Dynamic Island that is happy, full of energy, sad or asleep with your glucose - Display mode: your value full screen, with the screen kept on and dimmed at night; snooze, Live Activity and close are one tap away - Fixes and improvements

• Event log: meals (meal type, what you ate with grams and carbs, insulin), insulin, exercise and notes, marked on the curve • CGM tracking report: 1 week to 3 months, as a PDF to share, print or e-mail; an events page lists every meal with the glucose before and 2 hours after, with a summary by meal • The last three hours as a curve in the widgets, on the Lock Screen, in the Dynamic Island and on CarPlay • GlucoPop stickers for Messages: in range, low, juice time, new sensor and more, in Turkish and English • The Live Activity on CarPlay and Apple Watch now shows a second person you follow • The change over the last 5 minutes beside every reading • 180 days of history for the people you choose, on your phone only • More regular background refresh • Medtronic (CareLink) support: 780G, 770G and Simplera — beta • Setup no longer stops while a sensor is warming up or has no data yet; the home screen explains until readings arrive • LibreLinkUp: pick the person you follow from a list instead of typing their name • Settings in groups; the emergency plan now sits on the person's own page; join the community from Settings • Diabetes ID: what matters in an emergency in one link and QR code, written straight to an NFC tag from GlucoPop; the details never go to a server