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Sunday, Nov 1, 202640 releases

  1. Water target on the iPhone

    v5.154.64
    • The iPhone app can set your own daily water target (arrives with its next build)
  2. The film drops invite-only

    v5.154.63
    • The landing film no longer says invite-only
  3. Atlas can change a phase in the App Store build

    v5.154.62
    • Asking Atlas to pause a supplement now brings up the card, instead of promising one that never came
  4. Changing your password says what it signs out

    v5.154.61
    • Changing your password now says what it does: other browsers sign out, phones and CLI keys stay signed in, and it tells you where to sign one out
  5. A cleaner template list on the iPhone

    v5.154.60
    • A template you've never used can be deleted in the iPhone app, with Undo (arrives with its next build)
  6. iPhone app: notifications, VoiceOver and larger text

    v5.154.59
    • New iPhone app build: real notifications, and VoiceOver, large text and Reduce Motion across its screens
    • On iPhone, log water and swap a lift mid-workout
  7. Build workouts on the iPhone

    v5.154.58
    • Templates can be built and edited in the iPhone app, and a finished workout can be saved as one (arrives with its next build)
    • The iPhone's Start list shows all your templates, not the first six
  8. Groundwork for instant iPhone notifications

    v5.154.57
    • The server can now send real iPhone notifications. Nothing changes until it's switched on and the app is updated.
  9. Atlas finds your device by any name

    v5.154.56
    • Ask Atlas about a device by the name on the box and it finds the right screen
  10. New bug reports reach the admin

    v5.154.54
    • A bug report from the app or the website now reaches the admin right away, without its words
  11. Log blood pressure on the iPhone

    v5.154.52
    • Blood pressure can be typed into the iPhone app, no cuff needed, and works with no signal (arrives with its next build)
    • The iPhone's Blood pressure screen leads with your 7-day average, like the website
  12. Reported Atlas replies reach the admin

    v5.154.51
    • A reply you report from the iPhone app now reaches the admin right away, without its words
  13. Sign-up copy follows the switch

    v5.154.49
    • The front page says who can join, and stays right the moment sign-up opens
    • Atlas's replies keep device names generic everywhere
  14. The iPhone's food and workout loop

    v5.154.48
    • The iPhone app's Saved meals list every saved food, not the first ten
    • A finished workout on the iPhone shows how it went against last time
    • Drinks and scanned barcodes can now be logged from the iPhone app (arrives with its next build)
  15. Smart scale, bug reports and password in the iPhone app

    v5.154.47
    • The server side of connecting a smart scale, reporting a bug and changing your password from inside the iPhone app, so none of them needs the website
  16. A truer support page

    v5.154.46
    • The Support page now says plainly that copies can stay in backups for a time, and where to find how long
  17. iPhone app: sign up and leave inside the app

    v5.154.45
    • New iPhone app build: create an account, agree to AI use and delete your account from the app itself
    • Device screens on iPhone now say what a device is, not who made it
  18. Atlas points people to help

    v5.154.44
    • If someone mentions self-harm or a medical emergency, Atlas now points them to 988 or 911 everywhere it answers
    • The privacy policy names the website's visit counter and lists exactly what the tracker can write to Apple Health
  19. Atlas knows the iPhone app's way in

    v5.154.43
    • Atlas can explain signing up in the app, first-time setup, changing your details, and rating a reply
  20. Atlas knows this app's screens

    v5.154.41
    • Atlas in the iPhone app only points you to screens that app has, and says when something lives on the website
  21. A daily AI allowance for new accounts

    v5.154.40
    • New accounts get 10 Atlas messages and 30 AI actions a day, counted the same on the website, the iPhone app, Discord and the watch
    • Web chat shows what's left once 3 or fewer remain and when it resets, and everywhere else says so in plain words
    • Nothing changes for anyone who already has an account
  22. Safer account deletion for linked Discord accounts

    v5.154.39
    • Deleting an account only touches what's proven to be yours, so a mistyped Discord name can't affect anyone else
  23. Atlas keeps device names generic

    v5.154.37
    • Atlas calls your devices what they are, whichever name you use for them
  24. Clearer legal pages

    v5.154.36
    • The Privacy, Terms and Support pages have proper bullets and underlined links, and the AI sharing switch works with a screen reader
  25. Your details in the iPhone app

    v5.154.35
    • The iPhone app can reopen your setup answers, so a height, unit or goal can be changed there
  26. A plainer privacy policy

    v5.154.34
    • The privacy policy now says we count how many people use each feature, and that those totals name nobody
  27. Ready for public sign-up, still by invite

    v5.154.33
    • Creating an account now asks you to agree to the Terms and Privacy Policy
    • New accounts start in your own time zone
    • Deleting your account also removes the note about you from other members' notifications
  28. Devices go by what they are

    v5.154.32
    • Trackers, smart scales, glucose sensors and cuffs go by what they are across the website, Discord and Atlas
  29. Privacy, terms, support, and a say over AI sharing

    v5.154.31
    • Privacy Policy, Terms of Service and a Support page, public and in plain English
    • Settings has AI sharing: see exactly which AI companies receive your data and what they get, and turn it off everywhere
    • Atlas now carries a standing reminder that it's an AI and not a doctor
  30. Account deletion that erases everything, and fairer sign-in limits

    v5.154.29
    • Deleting your account now erases everything tied to you, including setup chats, invites and tracker captures, and the iPhone app can do it too
    • Sign-in limits now apply to each person, so someone else retrying can no longer lock you out
    • No Discord? Support can send you a one-time link to reset your password
  31. Set up and rate Atlas from the iPhone app

    v5.154.28
    • The iPhone app can now run first-time setup itself, with the same targets and starter plan as the website
    • Atlas's replies in the app can be rated or reported
  32. Groundwork for daily AI allowances

    v5.154.26
    • Storage for daily AI allowances on new accounts. Nothing changes for anyone yet.
  33. A workout on day one

    v5.154.25
    • New here? Setup starts you on a simple plan across the days you train, first workout today
    • Your daily calorie and protein target is on Get started and Today from the first minute
    • Atlas greets you on a phone instead of an empty page
    • Sign-up asks less: your training style is one question, in setup
    • Month in review opens last month on the 1st
    • In Settings, Save stays on screen while a change is waiting
  34. One wait for the CGM alert, and dose updates

    v5.154.24
    • With the iPhone reader, the CGM-stopped message waits 2 hours (not the 3 we said last time)
    • Mention a compound dose you changed and Atlas offers to update your schedule, in one tap
  35. Every item on the iPhone stack

    v5.154.23
    • The iPhone shows every item due today, past the watch's limit of 16
    • The tracker page names a day the strap was on but no night came through, so the gap isn't a night off the wrist
    • The Sleep card leaves out the need and debt rows when your strap doesn't send them
  36. Atlas knows your goal date

    v5.154.22
    • Ask Atlas when you'll reach your goal and it now quotes the app's own date, even for goals with no deadline, instead of working one out
    • The goal page and the Goals list agree on your rate and date after a clock change
    • Month, Year and Day call the 7-day average a 7-day average, so it no longer reads as a second trend next to the Body page's
  37. A summary your doctor can read

    v5.154.21
    • The health summary leads with what's flagged, keeps markers your last draw didn't include, and can print only flagged results on one sheet
    • Asking Atlas to compare with your last panel now uses your last comparable panel, not a one-marker re-check
    • The summary says how blood pressure sittings were counted, and a cuff reading with a wrong date stays deleted
    • The Heart page is easier to tap on a phone and links to your blood pressure
  38. CGM alerts that wait for your phone

    v5.154.20
    • The iPhone reader gets two hours before "CGM stopped uploading", because iOS often holds readings back for an hour
    • CGM quiet hours follow "My day ends at", so a real outage reaches you while you're up
    • A coffee before lunch no longer counts as an overlapping meal
    • The 7-day glucose tiles say when the sensor only covered part of the week
    • The food log sits higher on the Food page, with water below it
  39. Correct when a schedule began

    v5.154.19
    • Schedules have a First dose date now, so you can fix the day one really began and everything follows it
    • Running out before your last scheduled dose? The supply card, reorder list and reminders say how much more covers it
    • Where you are on Coming Off names anything suppressive started after your last dose, because the plan's dates and your bloodwork don't account for it
  40. Deleted readings stay deleted

    v5.154.18
    • A smart-scale reading you delete stays deleted, instead of quietly coming back on the next weigh-in. Sync History still restores it
    • Weeks where the scale sat at its 3% floor no longer show as real body fat on your chart, your photos, Journey or in Atlas
    • If you type a weight over an earlier scale reading, the app now tells you the scale's number stays and how to change it