Every shipped release

The patient chart on your phone is now live.

• Dynamic charts: the patient summary updates on its own as the conversation moves, so the card in your hand always reflects the latest message, booking, or flag.
• Intake details, urgency markers, and appointment changes appear the moment the desktop picks them up, with no need to reopen the alert.
• Faster, steadier rendering on long patient histories, matching the iPhone Companion’s flow.
• Smaller fixes and visual polish throughout.

ClinDesk now runs on Windows and Linux, not just Mac. One app, the same on-device AI, the same local-only patient data.

• First Windows and Linux builds. ClinDesk installs on all three desktop platforms now, with the same on-device AI and the same encrypted Companion alerts you already know from the Mac.
• GPU acceleration everywhere: Metal on Mac, Vulkan on Windows and Linux. The local model offloads to your graphics card automatically, so replies come back faster on the same machine.
• Live patient charts. The summary now streams to the paired Companion as the conversation moves, so the phone matches the desktop without a manual refresh.
• Native installers per platform and quieter background updates.

The patient chart on your phone is now live.

• Dynamic charts: the patient summary updates on its own as the conversation moves, so the card in your hand always reflects the latest message, booking, or flag.
• Intake details, urgency markers, and appointment changes appear the moment the desktop picks them up, with no need to reopen the alert.
• Faster, steadier rendering on long patient histories.
• Smaller fixes and visual polish throughout.

A brain rearchitecture, faster turns, and a much steadier first reply.

• New on-device model with sharper Spanish handling, better intake recall, and tighter pricing logic.
• KV cache reuse between turns. Replies after the first one feel noticeably snappier on the same hardware.
• Stricter post-checks on every reply: intake validation, third-party patient detection, language-tier leak guards in Spanish.
• Kernel warming on app launch absorbs the first-turn JIT cost so the first patient of the morning doesn’t wait extra.
• Sparkle update detection and a release-build crash fix on the very first brain turn.

A drafts inbox + send-reliability pass on Android.

• Co-Pilot proposals now route to a drafts inbox before send, matching the iPhone Companion’s flow.
• Send polling is serialized: tapping send twice in a row no longer races on the network.
• Brain-side safety tightening shared with the Mac (intake validation, third-party patient detection) reaches Android alerts too.

A reliability pass on the inbox and notification deep-links.

• Hardened inbox view: smoother scrolling and correct ordering on long patient lists.
• Notification deep-links now reliably open the right patient when you tap a push.
• Tightened registration around remote notifications so the first-launch alert prompt fires correctly.
• Smaller fixes around the bundle name and visual polish.

The Android Companion enters open beta on Google Play.

• Same alert and one-tap reply behavior as the iPhone Companion
• Lock-screen patient summary and Co-Pilot drafts
• Emergency alerts use the high-priority FCM channel so they sound on Do Not Disturb
• QR pairing with the Mac, end-to-end encrypted

The first App Store release of the iPhone Companion.

• Lock-screen alerts for patient handovers
• Patient summary on tap with one-tap reply
• GPS pin opens the patient’s location in Apple Maps
• Co-Pilot drafts ready to send, edit, or skip from the lock screen
• Emergency alerts wake the device through Do Not Disturb
• End-to-end encryption with the paired Mac via QR pairing

A pricing and clinic-config pass shaped by the first month of real WhatsApp traffic.

• Three-tier negotiable pricing (list, negotiated, floor). Clinics can opt in to negotiate locally; the assistant opens at list, steps to negotiated on push-back, and quotes the floor only to known locals.
• A single negotiable toggle in clinic settings hides the negotiation UI when the clinic prefers fixed prices.
• The Weekly Schedule is now the source of truth for hours; the free-text “Hours” field is gone. Mode-specific hours derive from the schedule directly.
• Clinic config import and export. Move the clinic between Macs in one file, no re-onboarding.
• Patient summary polish: subtler intake cards, GPS values open in Apple Maps, fixed contrast on the clinical escalation badge.

The first stable release of ClinDesk for Mac.

• Patient inbox with seven-tier triage
• Service catalog with tourist and local pricing
• Three delivery modes: clinic, home visit, remote consult
• Per-mode hours grid and out-of-area handoff
• Confirmation-gated handoffs to the doctor
• Spanish and English with code-switching mid-thread
• Emergency detection that bypasses Do Not Disturb on the Companion app
• All patient data on disk, in plain files, in the user’s Application Support folder