Milometry

Privacy and security. Your app data and the passwords for network drives are no longer visible in the Files app, and those passwords are now kept in the keychain. Reset now also clears export files, the diagnostics log and sync folders. Safer on the road. Milometry no longer asks you to start a trip as you pull away. Remind me is now called Ask me afterwards: it records the drive and asks whether to keep it once the drive is over. CarPlay asks business or personal once you have disconnected. Correct figures. Insights works out each tax year at that year's own rate, and schemes saved before this year's rate change now use the new rate too. Imported rows marked commute or non-business are no longer counted as business, and numbers such as 1,234 import correctly. Backups. A backup passphrase can now be set on the phone. Before, setting one failed without saying so. It now asks for the passphrase twice, to catch a slip before it seals your backups. Trips and claims. Merging two trips keeps the parking and tolls from both. The claim PDF and CSV show the rate paid on each trip, and the calculator's fuel estimate is right for schemes in kilometres. Precise Location. Milometry now warns when Precise Location is off, because without it the phone cannot notice you driving away. Tutorials. Settings, Help, Tutorials opens the guides on milometry.com, with short films. Accessibility. Buttons are labelled for VoiceOver, and text and controls have stronger contrast. Amounts in yen. Parking, tolls, fill-ups and standing costs entered in yen were stored a hundred times too large. They now show correctly, and existing figures are put right the first time the app opens. Belgium's rate is worked out by period from January 2024, and a rate published ahead of its start date now takes over on the day. Fixes to some other countries' rates and wording. Translations corrected in French, Spanish, German, Dutch and Japanese.