Find any case again

Every case you have logged is in one archive, newest first, grouped by day. Four controls narrow it, and they all narrow the same thing.

1. 1

   Type what you remember

   Search reads across the case, so a procedure, a room, a surgeon or an attending all get you there. You rarely remember the date; you usually remember one detail.

2. 2

   Toggle the chips

   Each quick chip is a plain toggle — this week, cases still owed detail, a category. Turn two on and you get both. Turning the last one off returns you to everything, not to nothing.

3. 3

   Or grab a day off the heatmap

   The strip along the top shows how many cases you logged on each day. Tap a day to filter to it; use the month rail to jump back through the year without scrolling.

4. 4

   The count is the list

   The match count, the day totals, the badges on the chips and the rows you are scrolling all compile down to one query. That is deliberate: the moment any one of them were worked out a second way, a number could disagree with what sits under it, and you would not find out until you scrolled.

5. 5

   Deferred cases surface here too

   A case you saved fast and meant to finish later is one chip away. This is the fastest place to see what you owe yourself.

   Deleted a case? It is not here — it is in the bin for 30 days.