MySpoons: Medical Tracker

v1.4.18 - Free users can now track up to 3 medications with full reminders, permanently — no subscription needed to get started. - Care Providers — save your doctors and specialists with contact info and notes, right alongside your other health records. - A basal body temperature chart on the Cycle screen, alongside your existing cycle predictions. - Interaction and low-refill warnings now show directly on your medications list, not just when you open a medication. - More reliable restores from iCloud and file backups — nothing from an old backup gets left behind. - Discreet mode is now honored everywhere, including Lock Screen widgets and Live Activities. - More accurate day handling for adherence, streaks, and reports around clock changes and time zones. - Reminders for short courses are more reliable. A medication you only take for a day or two could previously lose its reminders when you had a lot of medications scheduled. - The app no longer says reminders couldn't be scheduled when nothing is wrong — and if notifications are switched off, it now tells you that instead, with a way to turn them on. - Not having connected Apple Health is no longer reported as an error on the Home and Cycle screens. - The basal body temperature chart is readable: it scales to the range your temperature actually moves in, instead of flattening the curve. - The Doctor Report's date range buttons now appear in your language. - Smoother, more reliable performance throughout — including the Cycle screen, Doctor Notes, and Weekly and Monthly Reports. v1.4.16 - Dose History opens on today instead of looking empty until you tap a date, and any dose in the day's list can be tapped to correct, skip or remove it. - Interaction checking no longer skips medications the drug database doesn't recognise — those were silently left out of every check, which could mean no results at all. - Take a dose straight from the medications list with one tap, instead of holding down on a row to find the option. - The keyboard's Done button now works on every field on the medication form, not just the top three. - Adding a second dose is clearer: each one carries its own days and its own amount, so a different quantity on different days is just two entries. - Today's doses now sit at the top of Home, so you can see every dose due across all your medications — and take or skip each one with a single tap. - Tap a dose you've already logged to correct it, change it to skipped, or remove it. - When you log a dose you can say which scheduled one it was — your morning or your evening — or mark it as an extra. - Doses can be named: Morning, Midday, Bedtime and so on. Picking a name fills in a sensible time you can still change. - Medications can repeat every other day, or every few days, instead of only on set weekdays. - Correcting a dose to a different day now files it under that day, and history shows the date whenever a dose was taken on a different day from its schedule. - Data the app once couldn't open is no longer stranded. If that ever happened to you, Settings will offer to merge it back in — nothing currently in the app is replaced. - Calendar Sync now writes your milestones into your calendar and removes them again when you delete them. It only read your calendar in before. - Reports cover a month as well as a week, and can be shared straight from the Reports screen. - Anonymous diagnostics can be switched off from Settings wherever you live, not only in Europe — and switching it off stops all of it. - Editing something from the Calendar opens a normal form instead of a full-screen calendar grid, and saves properly rather than trusting it to save itself. - In protein, any brand you find now offers to add a product under it instead of making you start over and retype the brand.