Pain Tracker App Changelog

v1.3.0 (January 20, 2026)

The web app now adapts automatically to Telegram or browser contexts while keeping the same interface.
Local builds now include all app assets alongside the web app and landing pages, so there is only one web app to run.

Introduced new domains for web, Telegram, and shared assets to prepare for the standalone web app.
The upcoming web app now shares the same UI, translations, and styles as the Telegram mini app.

Faster, more reliable page loads—especially inside Telegram on iOS. Closing the app mid-request is handled gracefully to avoid transient errors.
Updates roll out instantly thanks to smarter cache busting; your browser fetches the latest scripts and styles automatically.
Translations render sooner, so app, calendar, and settings pages appear faster.

Wrapped data fetches so closing the app mid-request in Safari no longer shows load failed errors.

Expanded the Telegram mini app after automatic scrolls so the view adjusts whenever the page moves itself.

Fixed a bug where long trigger or medication lists could stop the interface from loading after you saved them.

Ensured reminder rescheduling respects your local day rollover so evening reminders arrive on the right date.
Strengthened reminder reliability around midnight to avoid missed check-ins.

Fixed reminders for timezones with minute offsets so alerts follow your chosen time.

Introduced this changelog to keep you informed about Pain Tracker App updates.
Prevented duplicate account creation when several sign-up requests arrive at once.
Improved error handling during sign-up to avoid incomplete profiles.
Re-initialized reminder jobs on a schedule so reminders are always lined up.
Blocked duplicate reminders when you already logged a migraine for the day.
Acknowledged Telegram callbacks promptly to reduce retries and duplicate reports.