To-dos in the sample app
Try To-dos on sample data: reminders and notes for a patient or for yourself, with a date, tags and steps to tick off. The menu now says Schedule where it said Calendar, as Logicly does.
Try To-dos →Product Updates
What has shipped, in the order it shipped. Features, fixes, and the rule changes we have had to build for.
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26 updatesSign in with Face ID
Sign in to Logicly with Face ID or a fingerprint, with no password to type. Logicly locks when you step away and opens again with a glance.
See Logicly on your phone →To-dos
A to-do list in Logicly for each patient, for scheduling and for yourself, with dates, times, steps and pictures.
See patient records and to-dos →See your day with no signal
With Face ID on, a phone that supports it keeps a locked copy of your schedule and patients. In a dead zone, open your schedule and a patient’s record as they were at the last refresh. Files, map pictures and changes still need signal.
Use Logicly with no signal →Visit colors
Choose the color of each visit type on your schedule, the visit pool and each patient’s Visit history, from colors that stay easy to read.
See the visit calendar →Visit history at a glance
Each day in a patient’s Visit history shows the visit type’s color and short code, like SOC or RV. See which days had a start of care, a routine visit or a missed visit without opening each one.
Read about the patient record →Sign-in codes reach your inbox
Sign-in and password codes now come from no-reply@logicly.ai, so email filters no longer hold them. Forgot password works even if you never confirmed your email.
If a code doesn’t arrive →9 new articles
- The Best Home Health Apps for Clinicians in 2026: Scheduling, Route and Caseload Apps Compared
- Patient Information on Your Phone: What HIPAA Means for Home Health Clinicians Who Keep Their Own Schedule
- Scheduling for Home Health Nurses: Starts of Care, Daily Visits, PRN Orders, Aide Supervision and a Week That Fits
Turn your phone sideways
Every screen in Logicly has a layout for a phone held on its side, with the menu as a strip down the left.
See Logicly on your phone →Larger text
A Text size setting in Logicly makes every screen bigger: Default, Larger or Largest.
See Logicly on your phone →Auto-schedule week
Logicly places the week’s visits for you, spread out and in driving order. Undo puts the week back.
See auto-scheduling →Pick the days of each visit
Tap days on a patient’s Frequency tab, and the visits go on your schedule at a time that fits your route.
See auto-scheduling →Units for each agency
Keep how many units each agency counts for each visit type, starting from common values.
See more than one agency →Drag a visit back to delete it
Drop a visit on the visit pool, and it comes off your schedule to place again later. Undo puts it back.
See the visit calendar →Schedule controls near your thumb
On a phone, the day arrows, Today, and Day or Month sit right above your visits, with Optimize route beside them.
See Logicly on your phone →The Coding Console fits laptop screens
On a laptop, the PDGM Coding Console’s per-code breakdown no longer squeezes each description into a word a line. Handout previews now show the whole sheet on a phone, and the HIPAA checklist’s agency name box keeps its width.
Open the console →Agency pages say how fresh their numbers are
Each agency page now ends with the date CMS released the numbers it shows. Links to our pages also show a picture when you share them.
Try Logicly with sample data
Try Logicly with sample data: the real screens, and your changes stay until you close the tab.
Try Logicly →The tools work better without a mouse
Step-by-step tools keep your place as you answer, tabs work with the arrow keys, and screen readers now read out results as they appear.
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