A few little fixes and prompts as reminders. Improvement of the automatic odometer recognition on older displays/vehicles, smoother navigation of features. Enjoy.

MileSnap 2.2.2 is a major update for professional drivers and corporate fleets. Elite Mode — Professional Trip Tracking Log structured data with every trip: project number, company, start location, destination, notes, and custom fields you define. Save common routes and clients as presets and fill them in with a single tap. Spreadsheet Export Export your weekly or monthly mileage as a formatted spreadsheet — complete with all trip metadata — ready to submit for reimbursement or billing. Auto-export on Sunday so your weekly log is always ready for Monday morning. Smarter Tally View and edit your full month at a glance. Enter kilometers manually on any day. Set a daily base minimum so the app tracks both your logged and billable distance side by side. Personalized Greetings Set your name and get a personal confirmation every time you log a start or end — with rotating messages and the option to write your own. Smart Reminders Configure multiple reminder windows, speed and duration thresholds, and an after-parked delay so you never forget to log a trip. Backup & Restore Export all your trip history, settings, and presets to a single backup file and save it to iCloud Drive or AirDrop it to a new phone. Enable automatic daily or weekly backups so your data is always protected — browse your last 7 backups and restore, share, or delete individual entries from Settings.

Weekly Submission Package Export (new feature) New "Export This Week's Package" button in the Weekly Tally modal One tap bundles the week's START/END photos, weekly CSV, and a tally screenshot into a single .zip file Photos inside the ZIP are properly renamed to match MileSnap's naming convention (20260327_START_45000KM.jpg) regardless of how iOS stored them internally Respects your "Append Daily Total" setting — END photos include the _Total_XXKM suffix if enabled ZIP is named by date range (e.g. 2026_03_23_to_03_29_KM.zip) and shared via your device share sheet Exporting a historical (past) week shows a confirmation prompt so it's clear you're not on the current billing period Help modal updated with Export Week Package section, including a note explaining only MileSnap-saved photos are included Smart Reminders — reliability improvements Fixed a 23-minute first-fire delay caused by iOS suspending all location updates New hybrid approach: 1km motion trigger fires immediately when driving, 5-minute time fallback guarantees no more than a 5-min gap if iOS batches events Significantly reduced background location access frequency — resolves the iOS "MileSnap has used your location 100 times" privacy nag Bug fixes Fixed a false "screenshot not included" warning that appeared even when the tally screenshot was correctly in the ZIP Foreground notifications (app open/screen active) now reliably display

What's New in 2.1.9 Append Daily Total to Filename — A new toggle in Advanced Settings lets you automatically include your daily trip total in END photo filenames. When enabled, filenames look like 20260328_END_45230KM_Total_45KM.jpg, making it easy to identify your mileage at a glance without opening the photo. Smarter Default Photo Quality — New installs now default to Medium quality, balancing file size and clarity right out of the box (roughly 400–700 KB per photo instead of 1–2 MB).

Monthly Summary — the Weekly Tally now has a Week/Month toggle so you can review your full billing month at a glance, with weekly subtotals and a monthly grand total. Use the arrows to browse back through previous weeks or months. CSV exports now include pre-written description columns (e.g. "March 2 start", "March 2 end – 45 KM") so you can paste directly into your employer's reimbursement portal without any manual calculation. Auto Sunday Export — when you save your END reading on a Sunday, MileSnap automatically generates and shares your weekly CSV so nothing slips through at end of week. Photo Quality now actually reduces file size at Medium and Low settings — previously all three settings were producing near-identical file sizes. Expect Medium photos around 400–700 KB and Low around 200–400 KB, making them much easier to email or upload. Smart reminders are now more reliable in the background, with improved handling across time windows and a grace period for stoplights so short stops don't reset your drive timer.