2.4.4 10/23/2025 Changes in this update: * Fixes issue with adding new custom side effects * Improves data export 2.4.3 10/10/2025 Changes in this update: * Fixes issue where duplicate custom dosages could be created * Fixes rare crash on app launch and another rare crash on charts * Fixes haptics on sliders * Fixes issues with zero values on side effects * Translation fixes for German, Turkish, Polish, Czech, Arabic, Dutch 2.4.2 09/19/2025 version 3.3.5 posted on 2026-07-01 Version History Changes in this update: * Improve the new-user onboarding experience * Fix weight chart occasionally showing incorrect data * Fix long medication names getting cut off * Fix estimated medication level charts for edge cases 3.3.5 5h ago Changes in this update: * Fixes several small bugs and rare crashes * Updates to new-user experience 3.3.3 Jun 22 Changes in this update: * Fixes bug with new user experience * Fixes a crash related to your next scheduled shot * Fixes maintenance duration not matching between your Journey and Results * Improves reliability when deleting shots and medications * Adds request for feedback on Community Insights * Fixes the app icon styling 3.3.2 Jun 10 Changes in this update: * Fixes a crash related to your next scheduled shot * Fixes maintenance duration not matching between your Journey and Results * Improves reliability when deleting shots and medications * Adds request for feedback on Community Insights * Fixes the app icon styling 3.3.1 Jun 9 Changes in this update: * New sections on the Results screen: Dosage Stats and Injection Site Stats
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