July 2026 update
A small update: a fix for setting up two-factor authentication, and two privacy improvements.
Improved
Section titled “Improved”Privacy in our usage analytics
Section titled “Privacy in our usage analytics”We use anonymous usage analytics to understand which parts of Practicos are working well. This release tightens what those analytics can see: on-screen text is never included, so client names can never form part of it.
And if you decline cookies, our analytics is now not loaded at all — before, it loaded and then stayed switched off. Declining now means it never runs.
No action needed either way.
Setting up two-factor authentication
Section titled “Setting up two-factor authentication”Finishing two-factor setup could leave you seeing “two-factor authentication required” as though nothing had been saved, so it looked like you needed to start again. Setting it up now completes first time: your backup codes are always shown once you’ve confirmed your first code, and you’re taken back to wherever you were heading.
If you started setting up two-factor authentication and gave up, you can pick it up again from Settings — your existing setup is safe, and you won’t be asked to scan a new code.
See Security settings.