Web / API · v2.23.0 | iOS · v1.4.2 | Android · v1.4.2 | Released August 2026
Student Allowed Medications 💊
A new, quick-reference list of medications a student has been confirmed OK to take — for example, after a parent calls to confirm their child can have an antihistamine. It’s a lookup, not a gate: staff can still act on consent given by phone or other means, this just gives everyone an easy place to check and record it.For staff
Add an allowed medication straight to a student’s profile from the Medication tab — it’s active immediately, with an optional note and instructions. See the last time it was recorded as given, right there in the list.
For guardians
Request a medication be added for your child from the mymeddiCAL app. Your request is sent to the school for review and you’ll be notified by email and in-app once it’s approved or rejected.
This first version covers medications that are allowed. It doesn’t yet cover restricted or do-not-give medications — that’s a future release.
A guided onboarding assistant for staff 🩹
Look for the two small coloured plasters in the header, next to your notifications. Click them to open a panel that knows which page you’re on:- On the dashboard, it starts with how staff sign in (password or Microsoft/Google sign-in), then live counts of students, guardians, and outstanding invitations.
- On a camp page, it lists outstanding attendance-permission paperwork so you know exactly who still needs to respond.
Smoother dashboard calendar 📅
The Day and Week views on your dashboard calendar now scroll and navigate independently, laid out as a clearer horizontal agenda — easier to scan what’s coming up without the two views getting in each other’s way.How to get this update
Web app
Updates are live automatically. Refresh your browser if you don’t see the latest changes.
Mobile app
The app updates silently in the background. Open the app to get the latest version — no App Store download required.

