My Heart Log

- Two-week (2W) date range on the Trends page, now the default. - Calculated MAP shown alongside blood pressure on entry cards (Heart Transplant and Heart Failure profile. - Email a copy of your PDF report straight from the export screen — save a default recipient in Settings, with an optional shared password for protected PDFs. - A friendly nudge in Settings if your shared email password hasn't been changed in over six months. - New onboarding step to set up your default email recipient. Improvements: - Threshold warnings are now called "Accuracy Checks" — a clearer way to think of them as personal data sanity checks, not clinical advice. - Default accuracy ranges widened so they're less likely to flag normal everyday variation (your existing customized ranges are preserved). - Accuracy indicators use a calmer blue info icon instead of an orange warning, and tapping an info icon on an entry now explains the range. - Trends BP chart reordered to Systolic, Diastolic, MAP. - Apple Health permission prompt reworded to match the journaling tone of the app. - PDF exports now include a footer on every page noting these are personal journal entries, not a clinical record. Fixes: - Reminders no longer re-fire after an iCloud settings sync. - The Done button on Clinic Questions now saves any typed question before closing. - The app icon badge clears properly when you open the app from a reminder. - Restored backups keep their original dates and iCloud sync info, so nothing duplicates after a restore. - Restoring newer (v4) backups no longer fails with an "Invalid backup version" error. - Onboarding remembers your profile choice when you go back and forward, and the "Notifications Disabled" banner hides correctly when toggled on/off. - Apple Health sync errors are now shown in Settings → Apple Health instead of failing silently. - Accuracy range fields snap back to safe values if you enter something outside the supported bounds.