Document closing an illness, and sign the policy as Nowhere man The privacy policy listed two ways to delete data and there are now three: closing an illness archives a log rather than deleting it, "Delete all entries" deliberately spares what has been closed, and only "Reset the app" clears the lot. Support gains a quick-start step and an FAQ for the feature, and its delete-versus-reset answer was left saying something no longer true. The policy also named a person while the app's own credits and licence say Nowhere man; the App Store seller name should match one of them, not both.
Add Catalan, German, French, Italian and Portuguese to the illness list Every name in Illnesses.json now carries the same seven languages the app ships, so a reader in any of them sees the downloaded list in their own words rather than falling back to English. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Publish the downloadable illness list, and note the one network request Illnesses.json is what the app's "More illnesses" screen fetches: seven extra illnesses, each name in English and Spanish. Illness-list documents the format, the language resolution and the house style — generic labels, never a dose. The Privacy Policy said the app makes no network requests. That stopped being true with this feature, so it now says exactly what is requested, when, and what does not travel with it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fill the wiki: Home, Support and Privacy Policy Models the structure and tone of the gifmotion wiki: a Home page that says what the app is and links onward, a Support page with a quick start and FAQ, and a Privacy Policy. The app is now called Symptrace; the repository (and so this wiki's URL) keeps the trackmyillness name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>