🌿 What's new

Pressed the wrong button? We'll sort it out

• ✨NewPhotographed your meal with the report button? The app notices, keeps it out of your records, and offers to log it as a meal with one tap.
• ✨NewSent a lab report or a meter photo through the meal button? It is filed under your records or readings instead, and you can say if we got it wrong.
• 🩹FixedA photo with no report in it is no longer filed as an empty document or called a duplicate; the app simply asks for another try.
• 🌱BetterOn phones the app bar shows GGHV beside the heart, the Sage tab has a colourful spark, and the footer names us again.

See what each plan really costs a month

• 🌱BetterEvery plan now shows what it comes to a month, so a year and a month can be compared at a glance instead of in your head — and the one that costs least says so.

Easier on the eyes, kinder to the thumb

• 🌱BetterThe app now opens in the light look for everyone, with calmer colours, clearer text and a Larger text switch in Settings.
• 🌱BetterTamil and Hindi now use proper fonts made for those scripts, so headings and body text read the way they should.
• 🌱BetterThe emergency card is easier to read in a hurry, with a big Call button for your first contact, and its editor has one Save.
• 🌱BetterSettings is a short list of rows, a report's values come before its scan, and fixing a report's date is one field.
• 🩹FixedEvery result now shows a shape with its word (▲ High, ▼ Low, ● Normal), sign-in forms work with password managers, and sheets keep focus where it belongs.

Fewer places to look, and one place to tidy up

• 🌱BetterRecords is now the one list of your reports, with views by report, by visit, and a "Needs a look" view for uploads we skipped or couldn't read.
• ✨NewA Tidy up page gathers every little correction in one place: readings to confirm, guessed dates, test and panel names, and visits to merge.
• 🌱BetterThe More page is shorter and calmer, and "Back" now takes you back to where you came from.

Little moments worth coming back for

• ✨NewYour very first report gets a proper welcome: a full-screen moment showing the three values we read, before you carry on.
• ✨NewA 7, 30 or 100-day streak on blood pressure or meals now earns a warm thank-you, and the Log button shows a tick once today's entry is in.
• ✨NewGood news on Home, like a value back in range, comes with one button to share it with the family.
• 🌱BetterThe greeting now says what today needs, or simply that nothing is due. Vaccinations open with the next dose due, and Home mentions it when one is close.
• 🌱BetterEmpty pages have a small friendly illustration instead of a lone emoji, and saving gives a gentle tap on phones that support it.

A calmer start, and simpler settings and plans

• 🌱BetterThe welcome screen is three simple choices and one button that takes you straight to adding your first report.
• 🌱BetterMembership and plans are on one page: where you stand at the top, then one simple checkout with a single place for any code.
• 🌱BetterIn Settings, removing data is one gentle entry that asks what you'd like to remove, instead of three red panels.
• 🌱BetterSigning in is shorter, and "Start free" on the front page now opens sign-up straight away.

Charts that are easy to read on a phone

• 🌱BetterTrends now start with the tests that need a look, and the rest sit in tidy groups by category with a search box.
• 🌱BetterEach trend chart has a single Share button, ranges that fit lab reports, and a readable caption under the chart instead of tiny hover pop-ups.
• 🌱BetterThe blood-pressure chart shows its zones as soft bands with a three-colour legend, and the long explanation is gone.
• 🌱BetterThe Track calendar is a month at a time with finger-sized days, and an empty day offers a gentle nudge and a Log button.
• 🩹FixedCharts no longer catch your scroll on a phone, their text is larger, and a single reading shows its value clearly instead of an empty chart.

Made for the hand: lists you can tap instead of tables that scroll sideways, and every edit opens in a neat sheet.

• 🌱BetterYour test results, medicines, family members, shared links and readings to double-check are now simple rows on a phone. Tap one to see or change it.
• 🌱BetterEditing anything — a profile, a medicine, a value, a visit's name, a policy — opens in a sheet over the page instead of pushing everything down.
• 🌱BetterFamily members each have a tidy card with an Edit button, and "Add a family member" asks just for a name and relation to begin with.
• 🌱BetterReadings that need a second look now ask a simple question — "Looks right?" — with a Fix button if not, and show which lab they came from.
• 🌱BetterAfter an upload you see "1 report added ✓" and one card per file, with Undo right there if it was filed under the wrong person.

Plainer words everywhere, one gentle AI note instead of many warnings, and fourteen more screens in Tamil and Hindi.

• 🌱BetterWe've swapped the technical words for everyday ones: reports are "read", not "extracted"; a guessed date says so plainly; the emergency card is called just that.
• 🌱BetterYour reports are listed by what they are and where they're from — "Lab report · Apollo" — with dates written as "2 Mar 2024", instead of the phone's file name and a string of numbers.
• 🌱BetterThe many bold "not medical advice" warnings have become one quiet line at the bottom of each screen, with a link to how AI is used. Long explanations have been trimmed so nothing reads like a wall of text.
• ✨NewFamily, Profiles, Shared links, Settings, Membership, Subscribe, Usage, Invite and the emergency-card guide now read in Tamil and Hindi too.
• 🌱BetterWhen something doesn't work, the message now says what to try next — softly, never a bare "failed".

Simpler to get around: five tabs instead of seven, and a tidier top bar that always shows whose records you're looking at.

• 🌱BetterThe bar at the bottom now has five tabs — Home, Records, Trends, Sage and More — with clear icons and labels that stay readable on a small phone. The day-by-day calendar sits under Trends, and the family page under More and in your profile menu.
• 🌱BetterThe top bar shows the name of the family member whose records are open, right beside their picture. Tap it to switch person, open Family health or Settings, or log out — the big Log out button is no longer on every screen.
• 🌱BetterSwitching between family members happens in place now, without the page flashing white, and a small note confirms whose records you're seeing.
• 🌱BetterThe "+" button opens a neat sheet asking what you'd like to add, and the day/night switch has moved to Settings.

A calmer Home: one "Today" card with what matters, and much less on the screen.

• 🌱BetterHome now opens with one "Today" card: how things look in a line, up to three things worth a tap (a reading to confirm, a result back in range, a big change), and the diaries you keep. The separate panels it replaces are gone.
• 🌱BetterYour health score is now a calm word — "Looking good" or "Worth a look" — rather than a red-to-green number.
• 🌱BetterThe scrolling feature cards, the subscribe panels and the daily wellness tips have left the Home screen. Your free trial is mentioned once, in the bar at the top, and the paper-saved line is now a single line you can tap to expand.
• 🌱BetterThe floating "+" stays out of the way on Home, where the add-a-report panel already does the same job.

Easier on the eyes on a phone: larger text, clearer colours, and buttons that are comfortable to tap.

• 🌱BetterThe small print has grown. Notes, labels and table headings across the app are larger and in sentence case, so they read comfortably on a phone without squinting.
• 🌱BetterIn the light theme, links, buttons and warnings use slightly deeper colours so they stand out clearly against white — including in bright sunlight.
• 🌱BetterPage titles are now in the app's regular typeface, which is much easier to read at phone sizes. The handwritten style stays for the Go Green name and your morning greeting.
• 🌱BetterButtons, tick boxes and small icons are a little bigger, so a tap lands where you meant it to.

Subscribing while your free trial is still running no longer costs you the rest of it — your paid time starts when the trial finishes.

• 🩹FixedIf you subscribed while your free trial was still running, your paid days used to begin that same day and the rest of the trial was lost. They now begin when your trial finishes, so choosing early never costs you anything.
• ✨NewBefore your access ends, we'll send a gentle reminder by email — and you can simply reply to it if you'd like a hand. Nothing is ever deleted because a plan ended.
• 🌱BetterOn the Get help page, your email is already filled in when you're signed in — one less thing to type, and no chance of a small slip sending our reply somewhere you'll never see it.

Your free trial starts the moment you confirm your email — and a reading below the usual range now shows as low, instead of sitting quietly in the green.

• 🌱BetterSigning up is simpler: confirm your email and your free trial begins straight away, with no button to go looking for. If you sign in with Google, it begins the moment you arrive.
• 🩹FixedA low sugar reading now has a colour of its own on the calendar. Until now anything below the usual range shared the same green as a healthy number, which is the one reading nobody should have to look at twice.
• 🩹FixedPhotograph a sugar reading, tell us whether it was before or after food, and Track now opens on that kind — so the number you just took is the one waiting for you, rather than another from the same day.
• 🌱BetterBlood pressure and blood sugar are now read against five bands each, and a new "What do these bands mean?" note on Track spells out where every one begins.
• 🌱BetterBlood pressure is called high from 140/90 onwards, the same point a doctor in India uses. The bands below it are a gentle nudge to watch the next few readings, not a diagnosis.
• 🩹FixedWhen our support desk is briefly out of reach, the Get help page now says so plainly — that your message did arrive, and that this one has no reference number yet — instead of promising an email that wasn't on its way.
• 🌱BetterThe About page now says plainly who is behind the app — Bhadraavel Technologies, in Bengaluru — and gives an address you can write to. You should always know who is looking after your family's records.

Asking for help now answers you in your own language, and never loses your message.

• 🌱BetterWhen you write to us from the Get help page, the note saying we've received it — and our replies — now come in the language you chose: English, Tamil or Hindi.
• 🩹FixedIf our support desk is briefly unavailable, your message still reaches us straight away — it isn't lost, and you won't need to send it twice.
• 🌱BetterIf a page reloads mid-way while you're sending a help request, tapping Submit again won't create a duplicate — we recognise it as the same request.

When an upload doesn't go through, we now say so kindly.

• 🩹FixedIf an upload doesn't reach us — a slow connection, a server having a hard moment — you now get a plain sentence saying what happened and that trying again in a moment usually does it. Until now a few of these came through as raw technical text, which was alarming and told you nothing useful. We are sorry about that.
• 🩹FixedAn upload that was interrupted part-way through reading no longer sits at “Processing…” for ever. It now shows up in your upload history with a Retry, so you can simply ask for it to be read again. Your file was never lost — only the reading of it stopped.

Before food or after? We just ask.

• 🌱BetterWhen you photograph your glucometer, we now simply ask whether the reading was before food, after food, or taken at any time — right there, while you still have the meter in hand. One tap, and it sits on your calendar the right way round. Before this you had to go and find the reading later to say which it was.
• 🌱BetterThere is no rush to answer. The reading is saved before we ask, so closing the question simply leaves it as a reading taken at any time — and you can say which it was later, on the calendar, whenever it suits you.

Photograph your monitor, and the app takes you straight to the reading.

• 🌱BetterWhen you photograph your blood-pressure monitor or your glucometer, the app now opens your Track calendar on that very reading — the right tab, the right day, the number right there. Until now the little upload ticket said the value had been captured and left you to go looking for it.
• 🩹FixedA sugar reading photographed off your meter now lands on the calendar as a random reading, and you can mark it as fasting or after food in one tap. A meter only shows a number — it has no way of knowing whether you had eaten — so these readings used to slip past the calendar altogether. Readings on a printed lab report are still read exactly as the report states them.

Your health summaries now tell you how old they are.

• ✨NewYour health snapshot and your long-term summary now say when they were last written — “just now”, “3 days ago”, “last month”. It shows before you open them, so you always know whether the one you are about to read, share or print is a fresh look at your records or an older one. If it has been a while, we gently mention that a new one may read a little truer; regenerating takes only a moment.

Sugar readings: say which kind, fix one later, and see fasting apart from after food.

• 🌱BetterWhether a reading was fasting, after food or a random one now sits in plain view when you log it, with a line saying what a usual reading of that kind looks like. It matters more than it sounds: 120 is an ordinary number after lunch and a raised one before breakfast, and the app colours your day accordingly.
• ✨NewLogged one by mistake? Tap the day on Track and you can correct a reading you typed — which kind it was, the number, the unit, when it was taken — or remove it.
• 🌱BetterA day can hold a calm fasting reading and a high one after food, and the calendar could only show one colour. Now you can ask it for fasting alone, or after food alone, and each day takes the colour of just those readings.

The day-by-day calendar now lives in one place, on Track.

• 🌱BetterThe same calendar used to appear on the Blood pressure and Wellness pages too, but only if you found the switches in Settings and turned them on. It now sits on Track for all four numbers, always there, with the day you tap drawn out underneath — and each of those pages points you to it.
• 🌱BetterBlood pressure and Wellness now show what only they can: the chart you can share and print, the readings table, your diary, your goals.

Writing something down no longer takes you away from what you were reading.

• 🌱BetterThe “+” button now opens the form itself. Tap it, choose blood pressure, sugar, a meal or steps, and write the number down right there — the page you were on stays where it was, waiting for you.
• 🌱BetterThe same shortcuts on the home screen open the same forms, and now include blood sugar.
• 🌱BetterThe blood-pressure form now speaks Tamil and Hindi, like the rest of the app.

You can now write down a sugar reading yourself — no report needed.

• ✨NewTested your sugar at home? Open Track, choose Blood glucose, and log it — fasting, after food or random, in mg/dL or mmol/L. It joins the same calendar, chart and history as the readings we read from your reports, so both live together.
• 🌱BetterThe “+” button now offers Blood sugar alongside blood pressure, meals and steps.
• 🩹FixedA sugar day's readings no longer print the unit twice.

Your activity calendars now open on today, and you can look back through the months.

• 🌱BetterThe calendars on Track, Blood pressure and Wellness now open with this month in the middle of the view, and today marked in a colour of its own — so the day you are living in is the first thing you see, not something tucked away at the edge.
• ✨NewYou can move gently through the months now — the ‹ › buttons, or simply scrolling the calendar sideways, and a Today button to come back whenever you like.
• 🩹FixedIf you had logged steps for a long stretch of time, the most recent days could go missing from the steps calendar. They are all there now.

Sage answers in sections you can actually read, and meals can be corrected.

• ✨NewSage now lays long answers out properly — grouped by year with the newest first, with tables for repeated readings and a small chart where it helps, instead of one long paragraph.
• ✨NewYour conversation with Sage is kept on your device, so it's still there when you come back. Each exchange folds down to its question, and you can save the whole chat as a file or copy it.
• ✨NewMeals can be corrected after the AI reads your photo: fix any item's name or portion, add or remove one, and the calories are worked out again. This now works on meals already in your diary too, from the diary itself.
• 🌱BetterThe AI tab is split into Ask Sage, Summaries and Meals, so you no longer scroll past one to reach another.
• 🌱BetterA small mark on More now tells you when there's something new to read here, and clears once you've looked.
• 🌱BetterThe buttons along the bottom of the screen are clearer, with a brighter mark on the tab you're in.
• 🌱BetterThe blood-pressure trend card now sits with your other trends, under Trends.
• 🩹FixedA long question to Sage could fail with a technical error instead of an answer. It now has the room it needs.
• 🩹FixedA reading could be filed under the wrong test — a glucometer reading landing with urine pH, for instance — and stay that way for every later reading. A saved name can no longer move a reading onto a different test.