The appointment overview when creating recurrent appointment is really hard to make sense of.

Once more: you specifically target Amelia (among others) to clinics, practices, therapists, … who have a user/patient/client base with a higher need for good accessibility. The current state of Step Form 2.0 is far from good in terms of accessibility, even unusable in some aspects. Please take a lot more care about peoples' needs instead of funky-fancy-design and animation.

The appointment overview is not decipherable for people with certain impairments – and just plain ugly to use for anyone else. You just put naked info in a line with minimal spacing and no visual clues howto make sense of it. 

This section needs structure and information:

• space out the info or add separators to give better distinction between count, date and time.
• Insert a customisable info text on top that explains what's happening and also gives a hint that users can edit each single appointment when opening the the container.
• It is not immediately cleat that a client can edit appointments. Instead of an arrow to toggle the container, an icon or text like "edit" would clarify this.
• The three dots have only one selection – this makes no sende. A simple trash can icon as last entry would be suffice (until further functions need to sit there)

minimalist design != taking away informational integrity, context and clues.
One should never let design get in the way of functionality and accessibility.