• Widgets — fixed the large Today in Detail widget showing only a black screen. • Daily tab — fixed weight that other apps saved to the Health app not being checked off. • Fill from photo — now uses a dedicated camera built for LED displays. After reading, you can read again from another photo or undo the filled-in values, and photos that don't show a display no longer fill in numbers. Works on supported devices running iOS 27 or later with Apple Intelligence turned on.

• Daily tab — pick goals such as weight, blood pressure, blood glucose, or sleep, and see what to log in the morning, at midday, in the evening, and before bed. Records already in the Apple Health app are checked off on their own, and if you turn on reminders, you hear only about what you haven't logged yet. • Fill from photo — take a photo of a blood pressure monitor, scale, or glucose meter screen to fill in the numbers. Works on supported devices running iOS 27 or later with Apple Intelligence turned on. • Scan a results sheet — photograph a checkup results sheet or choose a PDF, review what was read line by line, then save. Lab records can now be viewed by checkup, too. • Photos are read on your device and never saved. You check the numbers yourself before saving. • Log on Apple Watch — choose blood pressure or weight with the Digital Crown and save it straight to the Health app. • More items — log most of the items the Health app lets apps write, including insulin, symptoms such as headache or coughing, and cycle tracking. When you log blood pressure, your pulse is saved as heart rate. • Food — search Korean dishes by name and pick how much you ate; energy and nutrients are saved together. • Widgets — Chosen Metric adds a medium size and a Lock Screen circle, and Today's Index shows a bigger number in StandBy. • Also — a smoother first run, a Home screen that still has something to say about your steps and activity on days with few records, and blood pressure shown as one systolic/diastolic pair.

• Widgets update on their own — today's totals like steps and your latest measurements are read straight from the Apple Health app, so widgets keep up while you use your phone, even without opening Halkit. Each value is checked only as often as it needs, and widgets rest overnight to save battery. • Chosen Metric (small) — Steps shows today's hourly bars under the number. Weight, blood glucose, resting heart rate, and blood pressure show the last 30 days and one line on how today compares with your usual range. • Today's Index (small) — with Sleep selected, it shows last night's stages and when you woke up. • My Records, Today, and Today in Detail — each record now has a small figure: a ring against your usual day for totals like steps, and a usual-range bar for measurements. • My Records (small) is now part of Chosen Metric. A small My Records widget on your Home Screen disappears after the update — add Chosen Metric in its place.

• Today's message — a short note at the top of Home about the most notable thing in today's records. On supported devices with Apple Intelligence turned on, the AI on your device picks the story and polishes the wording. You can turn on a morning notification in Settings. • Start screen — your first launch now explains what Halkit shows and what to allow in the Health app, all on one screen. • Training — the index now covers the last 7 days through yesterday, so it holds steady through the day, and today's workouts get their own line. The details also say what changed since yesterday. Days you didn't wear Apple Watch no longer count as rest days in your usual baseline. • Widgets — improved updates while the app isn't open. • Apple Watch — Steps is no longer a choice for the metric complication. A complication set to Steps now shows resting heart rate; you can change it when you edit the watch face. Complications no longer fall behind the app. • Also fixed: the note at the bottom of share cards being cut off, and the usual range in sleep details splitting across two lines.