StillFine

en-US: Clearer setup, and alerts that reach you. • A warm new "Wave to Family" hello on the senior's home screen. • Caregivers can now get alerts as a push notification on their own iPhone, not just by email — plus a "Send test alert" button to confirm everything's set up. • The dashboard shows the senior's phone model and warns you if their phone's Background App Refresh or Low Power Mode could stop it reporting. • Simpler first-time setup and fully localized wording throughout. zh-Hans: 更清晰的设置，提醒也能第一时间送达。 • 长辈主屏幕新增温馨的"向家人挥手"问候。 • 关护人现在可以直接在自己的 iPhone 上收到推送提醒，而不只是邮件；并新增"发送测试 提醒"按钮，随时确认提醒是否设置成功。 • 面板会显示长辈手机型号，并在其"后台 App 刷新"或低电量模式可能影响上报时提醒您。 • 更简单的首次设置，全面本地化的文案。

1. Full Chinese localization. The remaining English-only screens are now localized — senior onboarding / QR-scan, the senior home screen and its check-in button, the "Are You Okay?" reminder, and caregiver sign-in / error messages. Language follows the device's system language; it is a SINGLE app, not a separate Chinese version. 2. Clearer first-time setup. StillFine needs two phones (the senior's phone, which runs the app, and a family member's phone/web, which sees status). New users were confused about which role to pick, so we added: - a "who is this phone for?" role screen with a "How setup works" guide, - on the senior's QR screen, a "Don't have a code yet?" card explaining that the family member creates the code first, - a back button to return to the role choice if the wrong one was tapped, - clearer next-steps for a caregiver who hasn't linked anyone yet, and a visible "Set up this phone as a senior device" option for re-linking a phone (e.g. after reinstalling the app). 3. China network routing. On a Chinese-language device the app talks to our China server (reachable from mainland China); all other devices use the default server. See the demo-account note below — the review account works on BOTH, so it doesn't matter what language the test device is set to. 4. Wording / icon polish. Senior home status now reads "You're All Set"; role icons use system symbols; back-button wording is consistent.