v1.44.2

This one you can feel with your thumb. Every sheet that slides up on a phone now follows your finger: pull it down to close it, flick it away, or let go and it springs back, the way sheets on an iPhone have always behaved. Alongside that, your own targets finally show up in the dashboard charts, and local models that like to think out loud no longer trip up the briefing.

Changed

• Sheets that come up from the bottom can be pulled. On a phone every
  sheet now follows your finger: pull it down to close it, flick it away,
  or let go early and it springs back. Content that is scrolled scrolls
  first, sideways gestures such as sliders keep working, and the X, Escape
  and a tap outside still close it. The day view opens at half height as
  before and pulls up to almost the full screen. The page behind no longer
  reloads when you pull inside a sheet, and closing a sheet puts the focus
  back where you were.

Fixed

• Your own targets shape the dashboard charts. Blood pressure, resting
  pulse and body fat drew the standard band on the dashboard even when you
  had set your own targets; they now draw yours, and the tile colours follow
  them. The oxygen saturation page uses your target too. Without your own
  targets nothing changes. (#1261)
• Local thinking models finish the briefing, and regenerate waits for
  them. A thinking model such as Gemma 4 on Ollama could spend a long
  briefing thinking and hand back no answer, which was logged as a
  connection problem and shown as a timeout. A reply with nothing but
  thinking is now asked once more without thinking, and that model is asked
  that way for the next hour, through the Local provider and an
  OpenAI-compatible gateway alike. The regenerate button waits as long as
  your AI response timeout allows instead of giving up after 45 seconds, and
  so does saving your notes about yourself; a local model allowed more than
  five minutes is no longer cut off at five. A failed call is logged with
  what actually went wrong, such as a refused or dropped connection, an
  empty reply or a timeout, and the briefing only suggests a longer timeout
  when time really ran out. The provider's reasoning setting now says that
  the daily briefing thinks at its own depth. (#1267)

Thanks

Thanks to @mills1975 for spotting that the targets never reached the chart
(#1261).

Thanks to @Tio61 for the precise report that traced the regenerate timeout
to its line and ruled out the transport with their own requests from inside
the container (#1267).