Changelog

A high-level look at recent releases. This is the public, plain-language version; it intentionally leaves out internal ticket numbers and implementation minutiae.

Build 143 — 1 September 2026

Fitness

• The Progress tab redesign lands: a "Your goal" hero at the top (headline number, target, On track / Behind / Achieved chip and progress bar), driven by a structured goal your programme now carries.
• Muscle coverage body map showing which muscle groups you've trained over the last four weeks.
• Time in zone this week, activity mix, best pace and distance, and a "Workouts this month" grid.
• The Plan tab's week strip now swipes week by week, like the cycle module.
• A guided session that your watch also recorded no longer shows up as two workouts.

Sleep

• Band nights now count the in-bed gaps the band didn't stage, so sleep efficiency stops reading too high. Past nights correct themselves without a re-sync.
• Your night is picked by overlap with the overnight window instead of the longest block, so an afternoon off-wrist can no longer replace the real night. Naps are kept separately.

Cycle

• The ring now colours every upcoming phase. Predicted period days show grey on the ring, the week strip and the calendar until you log flow, then turn pink.

Bio Age

• Bio Age no longer waits on the labs request: it paints from your summary straight away and refines once labs are confirmed. The "lab report ready" notice now says when a panel may update Bio Age.

Labs

• Reports over 3 MB upload directly to private storage, fixing the failure on large files. The progress bar now distinguishes bytes sent from the upload being confirmed.

Privacy

• Data rights: request access, a portability export, or deletion from the app and follow the request's status. Deletion now runs to completion with durable cleanup of files and avatar-provider data; only minimal request and consent receipts are kept, for seven years.

Watch

• The watch launch-crash fix is mirrored into the prebuild template so it can't regress on the next native build.

Build 142 — 31 August 2026

Labs

• You can now upload larger lab reports (up to 30MB). They process in the background with an upload progress bar, and you'll see a clear status if a file can't be read.
• A verified glucose value from a lab report now shows up as a blood-glucose reading. Aver treats it as a dated clinical result from your report, not a live measurement.
• Fixed how estimated average glucose (eAG) is read from reports so it no longer feeds Bio Age as if it were a direct glucose value.

Nutrition

• Logging a meal that's already on your plan no longer creates a duplicate — it ticks off the planned meal instead.
• Aver now knows your meal plan for the day, so she can talk about it without you re-explaining what's planned.

Fitness & Calendar

• Weeks now start on Sunday everywhere in the app, matching the calendar.

Profile

• Editing your personal info no longer clears your health goals or biological sex.

Vitals

• A live heart-rate reading is no longer mistaken for your resting heart rate.

Watch

• Fixed a crash that could happen when opening the watch app.

Privacy

• The third-party AI consent prompt reappears if the disclosures are updated, so you're always agreeing to the current version.

Build 141 — 30 August 2026

Scan

• AverScan now returns whatever it can measure instead of failing the entire scan when a single reading can't be computed.

Fitness

• Workout metrics from your wearable now appear on your dashboard.

Build 140 — 29 August 2026

Stability

• Fixed a rare crash that could happen right as the app opened on iPhone.
• Faster launch: the app now opens straight in — the intro animation that used to play on cold start has been removed now that startup is quick.

Bio Age

• Corrected how white blood cell values are read from verified lab reports, so they feed the Bio Age calculation accurately.

Build 139 — 28 August 2026

App Review resubmission

• AverScan now uses only the licensed NuraLogix Anura Core measurement — the experimental camera-based fallback has been retired. Existing scan results remain readable.
• Aver now tells you where she found the answer. Health and medical chat replies cite the source document, page, and excerpt so you can verify the information yourself.
• A new third-party AI consent screen appears before your first chat, scan, or voice session. You can review and withdraw consent at any time from Profile. The watch prompts you to open AverCare on your phone if consent hasn't been granted.
• Sign in with Apple now remembers your name and email from the first authorization — no more re-entering them during onboarding.
• Refreshed app icon on iPhone and Apple Watch.

Fitness

• Live heart rate and training-zone chip during a guided workout, powered by the band.
• Workout summary now shows your average and peak HR from the session.
• New Library tab: browse the workout catalogue, add exercises to your plan, or ask Aver to swap one.
• Bodyweight trend chart on the Progress tab.
• Monthly workout heatmap and active calories per week on Progress.
• Plan tab with day-by-day sessions, week selector, and spec cards.

Bio Age

• Verified lab panels now feed into the PhenoAge formula alongside wearable data.

Watch

• Fixed a gap where watch chat messages or SOS results could be lost during delivery.

Server

• Fixed a rare 500 when two devices created the same notification at the same moment.
• Fixed nested database transactions failing on Prisma Accelerate (production-only, invisible locally).

Build 138 — 27 August 2026

Aver

• Aver now remembers what you were just talking about. When a conversation starts a fresh thread (which happens more than it looks — after an hour, opening a module, booking a visit, or switching to voice/avatar), she carries the last couple of days of your recent chats across text, voice, avatar, and the watch instead of opening cold.
• Better sense of time. Aver stops assuming it's still the time of an earlier message — "how long ago did I take that," "is it too late," "last night / this morning," and "next Monday"-style dates now resolve to the right day and time.
• Your conversation resumes after a break. The "keep the same chat" window now counts from your last message, so an active chat survives a longer gap and reopens where you left off instead of restarting blank.

Vitals & Band

• Vitals now show a clear "no data" state instead of a stale reading. Your last reading stays through the rest of that day, but once a new day begins with nothing synced (e.g. the band wasn't worn overnight), the vital reads no-data rather than yesterday's number. Sleep, readiness and Bio Age are unaffected.
• The vitals sync pill now shows when you last synced (e.g. "3m ago") rather than a live battery %, and reads "Syncing…" during a fresh sync.
• Pull-to-refresh now also refreshes your vitals inside the nutrition, cycle, and wellness modules.
• Fixed the band battery showing 100% when it was actually low (1–15%).
• More accurate step and active-energy sync on iPhone, including late-arriving corrections — and Aver can now tell you your daily step count.

Watch

• Fixed the watch getting stuck: chat, workouts, SOS, pairing, and reconnection no longer get trapped "pending," and duplicate watch readings are prevented.
• Triggering SOS from the watch now confirms in your language ("Emergency message sent", etc.).
• Removing a watch from settings now works even when you're offline.

Fitness

• New Fitness "Today" screen: your Recovery, Steps, and Move at a glance, each with a badge showing where the number came from.
• Guided workouts now open with a 3-2-1 countdown, and the rest timer has a −15s button alongside +15s.

Labs

• Lab results now have a search box and load in pages with a "Show more" button — much easier to scan large panels.
• Large multi-page lab PDF reports now upload and process reliably, and tell you clearly if one is too big.

Build 137 — 26 August 2026

Aver

• Aver now reports every date and time in your own timezone. Calendar events, logs, workouts, and reminders no longer occasionally slip to UTC and show the wrong hour — this was most noticeable for testers far from London.

Cycle tracking

• A refreshed cycle calendar: swipe through your weeks in a pinned bar at the top, with a redesigned phase ring and a cleaner month view.

Build 136 — 25 August 2026

Voice mode

• You can now interrupt Aver mid-reply: while she's speaking, the mic button becomes a stop button — tap it and she stops, and the mic hands back to you.
• It's easier to tell when you're being heard: the mic ring pulses with your voice, and your words appear live above the button as you speak.

Chat

• Your conversations are saved more reliably — a rare issue where Aver's most recent reply could vanish from history after closing the app is fixed.
• Asking Aver for clinics near you now shows a map with pins for each clinic, alongside the contact cards.

Health assessments

• Getting started is much quicker: the intro consultation now focuses on your core medical history (about 4 minutes), and each health module has its own deeper assessment with instant results on your Today screen.

Modules

• Fixed a display issue where a health module could appear twice in your list and show as available even while it was already active.

Polish

• Cleaner wording across the intake questionnaires, and more of the app is fully translated in all languages.

Build 135 — 24 August 2026

Voice mode

• You can now ask Aver to find nearby clinics while you're in a voice conversation, just like in text chat.

Profile

• Reset Account has moved to a clearer spot, and you can now reset your calendar on its own without touching the rest of your account.

Sign out

• Signing out now shows a "Signing out…" indicator so you can tell it's working.

Build 134 — 22 August 2026

Voice mode

• Voice conversations are faster and smoother — Aver's spoken reply now comes back in a single round-trip, so turns feel more immediate.
• Voice mode warms up the moment you open a call, so the first reply lands quicker.
• You can now talk to Aver straight from the Ask-Aver sheet.

Chat

• Attach text and CSV files to your Aver chats, not just photos — Aver reads them for that conversation.
• Chats that used to stall after sending a photo now recover on their own.

Cycle tracking

• Setting your last period date now uses a proper date picker.
• The period module is tidied up — no duplicated insights, corrected icons, and "View More" opens inside the card.

Consultation

• The keyboard no longer covers the box while you answer questions — the field scrolls up so you can see what you type.

Scanning

• Scan results now have a clear Done button and a labelled Back button.

Water

• The water tracker button now reads "Add" and the screen is titled "Water intake".

Build 133 — 20 August 2026

Find care near you

• Ask Aver to find a clinic and you get a live, interactive map right in the chat — pins for each clinic, open-now status, ratings, and one-tap Call / Website / Directions.
• With location access granted, "near me" now uses your phone's actual position instead of your profile city — perfect when you're travelling. Naming a city still searches there.

Voice mode

• Aver's voice replies are back to full volume.
• She starts speaking as soon as the first sentence is ready instead of waiting for the whole reply — noticeably snappier turns.

Sign-in

• Google Sign-In is now the native account picker on both iOS and Android — no more browser hand-off.
• Email/password accounts can connect Google Calendar without being bounced to the web.

Fitness

• Editing your program now shows your actual saved days, time, and equipment instead of defaults.
• Save Set is always reachable during a workout, and ending a workout asks for confirmation first.

Calendar & Home

• Duplicate workout entries on the Today schedule are gone.
• The Home schedule no longer shows up empty in the evening.

Cycle tracking

• Redesigned Data and Tracking tabs with past-cycle history, stats, and menopause states.

Aver video calls

• New CC button in the call controls to toggle live captions.

Scanning & devices

• iOS AverScan no longer refuses to start in dim lighting.
• New options: reset your account data while keeping your login, and wipe the band's stored history.

Housekeeping

• The AI Settings menu is retired; the Telemedicine header stays visible while you scroll.

Build 132 — 19 August 2026

Fitness & workouts

• The guided workout no longer ends with zero sets logged when you tap near the bottom of the screen.
• Finishing a workout reliably ticks its exercises and lands the green check.
• A malformed entry can no longer get a workout "stuck" mid-save.
• The program builder fits on one screen with a pinned action button, and your planned workouts group into a single expandable entry on the calendar.
• A rebuilt, more reliable workout-session tracker under the hood.

Nutrition

• Marking a planned meal complete is now reliable and can't double-count within a day.
• Calories in / out and burn totals come from one consistent source.

Calendar

• Correct day boundaries around daylight-saving changes.
• Deleting events — including recurring ones — no longer leaves stragglers or phantom copies.
• Faster calendar loading.

Chat & AI

• No more duplicate welcome greetings when the connection is flaky.
• Removed the AI model picker — Aver always uses the best default.

Vitals & wearables

• Heart-rate status reads "Elevated" above 100 BPM instead of "Below target."
• Band pairing fixes and clearer pairing instructions.

Documents & sign-in

• Your full document library loads (no longer capped), and document notifications open the right file.
• Login and sign-up forms lift above the keyboard on Android.

Performance

• Faster image, document, and video loading for users outside North America.

Build 131 — 18 August 2026

• New AverCare app icon on iOS (replaces the placeholder icon).

Build 130 — 17 August 2026

• Smoother screens: headers on detail pages now collapse gracefully as you scroll.
• Fixed the welcome greeting getting cut off when using larger text sizes.

Build 129 — 17 August 2026

• Chat: your newest messages no longer disappear when you close and reopen a chat.
• Redesigned chat with voice mode built right in — switch to talking without leaving the conversation.
• Fixed screens getting stuck loading after returning to the app from the background.
• Workouts: the End Workout button is now always reachable, and the live workout bar sits in a better spot.
• Labs: clearer feedback while results upload and while they're pending review; fixed lab dates and deleting panels.
• Band pairing now shows signal strength and lists your own band first.
• Dashboard stat numbers no longer occasionally render tiny.
• Sign-up now includes an 18+ age check.
• Plenty of polish: smoother animations, faster insights, general stability.

Build 128 — 15 August 2026

• Faster Home dashboard — sleep data no longer stalls the first load.
• Syncing long band history no longer freezes the app.
• ECG check: the signal indicator now reacts immediately when you lift your finger.

Build 127 — 15 August 2026

• Aver now reports your nutrition numbers straight from your logged entries — calories in and out, protein, and other macros are always the real totals.
• Fixed duplicate chat screens stacking up when entering chat repeatedly.

Build 126 — 14 August 2026

• Faster Sleep, Fitness, and Nutrition module screens.
• Long AI answers no longer time out on slower connections.

Build 125 — 14 August 2026

• Fixed the app pausing all loading after a false "offline" signal.

Build 124 — 14 August 2026

• Bio Age is fairer when data is thin — missing sleep or step history no longer adds years.
• Aver can now read your uploaded lab results and delete panels for you.
• Voice and avatar replies start faster.
• Stalled requests now fail fast and recover instead of hanging the screen.
• The Modules tab shows proper loading and retry states instead of going blank.
• Cleaner first launch after updating the app.

Build 123 — 14 August 2026

• Reconnect your band straight from the Home screen pill.
• Labs: the Results tab lists every panel, with the option to delete one.
• Calendar: fixed same-day events and timezone handling in Aver's calendar answers.
• Fixed navigation dead-ends when opening chat or voice from detail screens.

Build 44 — June 2026

Stability sweep + a more flexible AverScan. A dozen tester-reported issues across iOS and Android were fixed, and AverScan gained a selectable scan provider.

• Scrolling that behaves. Lists and cards that occasionally fought back — especially over charts and frosted-glass surfaces — now scroll smoothly on both platforms.
• Trustworthy Apple Health data. Fixed a crash when connecting Apple Health, stopped sleep totals from over-counting overlapping samples, and filled in the dashboard stress card for Apple Watch users.
• Historical AverScan provider experiment. Build 44 briefly introduced a second scan setting; that unverified mode has since been retired, and current AverScan uses the licensed NuraLogix path only.
• Voice & avatar audio that doesn't overlap. Switching between video and voice no longer stacks multiple voices, and the live transcript follows the conversation.

Build 43 — May 2026

AverScan becomes a contactless wellness scan. AverScan graduated from a camera-tracking proof-of-concept into a licensed measurement pipeline returning camera-based estimates (heart rate, breathing, variability, a stress indicator, and wellness markers), narrated in plain language.

• A time-of-day backdrop on the home screen.
• A friendlier avatar warm-up screen.
• A "Rate AverCare" prompt.
• Full translations across all eight supported languages.

Build 42 — May 2026

Tester-feedback sweep. A second round of fixes against real-device reports.

• Fixed an Apple Health crash on tap.
• The sleep tile now matches what your watch reports.
• The avatar provider toggle reliably sticks.
• Many Android scroll surfaces that ate gestures were unblocked.
• Telemedicine gained a proper "coming soon" experience.
• A new peptide cycling-weeks tracker landed on protocol cards.

Earlier builds

Earlier releases established the foundations: the AI companion and chat history, documents and RAG, the calendar with Google sync, vitals and wearables, the watch companions surfaces, and the move to a faster, more reliable build pipeline.