It gives Tiff one secure sign-in path for calendar, cloud storage, devices, and future services. Account health, retry states, and automation stay in one place.

No. The profile page no longer exposes calendar feed URLs or calendar subscription choices. The user-facing path is the connection hub.

The app workspace shows a Start Here guide and the live lanes for daily coaching, goals, voice capture, coach chat, recipes, saved chats, meals, medication, Libre, labs, and doctor exports.

Yes. Connect cloud storage from the profile hub, then use the cloud storage tile in meal, lab, check-in, and prescription upload sections. Phone file pickers can also surface Drive, Dropbox, and other installed storage apps.

Yes. Connect the storage account once so saved copies use the same secure sign-in path instead of asking users to download, copy links, or manage technical settings.

Start with the newest lab, one meal photo, the active medication schedule, and one daily check-in. That gives the coaching lane enough context to be useful.

Take a meal photo from the Meals lane. The AI saves the meal, lists likely foods, estimates carbs, protein, and fiber, and returns a coach note. If the log needs correction later, open Logged Items, edit the meal, add or replace the photo, and Tiff will re-analyze the image to update the summary and macro estimates on that same meal record.

Yes, when data has been saved to the workspace. Tiff receives compact context from recent check-ins, meals, medication, goals, recipes, coach messages, and voice history. If a value is missing, Tiff should say it is not saved yet instead of pretending the workspace is unavailable.

Yes. The text coach and voice assistant both have Save chat actions. Saved chats appear in the Recipes and chats section so the user can keep important conversations instead of losing them in the live transcript.

Recipe replies can be saved into the recipe section. Tiff can save recipes automatically from text chat when a recipe is detected, the user can press Save recipe on recipe-like replies, and the voice assistant has a recipe-saving tool.

Yes. The full voice page uses Gemini Live voices. The text coach can also read replies aloud using the browser voice picker, and the user can switch voices on the fly.

A1C is treated as a 2 to 3 month average glucose signal, not a daily score. The app shows eAG and caveats, but personal targets should come from a clinician.

The production-ready path today is Libre export upload, plus managed connection states for supported device providers. Connected-service setup lives in the connection hub. Invalid or unfinished providers should show coming soon rather than asking the user to connect.

Upload the report from the Devices lane. Tiff calculates range patterns, saves recent readings, compares logged meals against the next three hours of glucose data, and turns the pattern into small behavior experiments and mindset prompts.

The doctor packet combines labs, Libre glucose, meals, medication timing, side effects, daily check-ins, goals, devices, voice notes, saved chats, recipes, and AI analyses. Exports are available as PDF, CSV, or HTML and show US and Canadian metric equivalents where relevant.

Yes. Personal context, medication timing, labs, meals, daily check-ins, and provider summaries are designed so a trusted support person can understand what changed when you choose to share.

No. Tiff provides tracking, summaries, pattern context, and practical lifestyle prompts. Diagnosis, medication changes, and target ranges belong with the care team.