Trips Log a journey against one of your vehicles, or against a car that is not in your garage - a rental, a friend's, a company pool car. Attach the fuel-ups and charges it used, then close the trip for a summary: distance, total cost, and actual consumption against what you expected. Every trip is classified Business, Commuting or Private. A fuel-up or charge logged inside a trip on one of your own vehicles also appears in that vehicle's normal history. It is entered once, not twice. Trips requires Pro. Your 30-day trial is now explained the first time you sign in, and the terms stay available on the Subscription screen. IMPROVED - Every screen follows your unit setting, including the dashboard fuel tile, service intervals, trip odometers and charge sessions - Imperial (UK) and Imperial (US) gallons are told apart properly. The two differ by about a fifth - Buying Pro takes effect straight away, without closing and reopening the app - Reminders are sent from our server, so they arrive on time even when the phone has been asleep, and they state distances in your own units - Long distances are grouped, so an odometer reads 37 400 rather than 37400 FIXED - Fuel prices entered per gallon were stored unconverted, which made prices and cost per distance wrong on imperial accounts. The affected records have been repaired - Restoring a purchase could say the subscription belonged to another account when it was yours - The setting to lock the app after a few idle minutes never locked it - Switching plans on an expired subscription failed, and an electric vehicle was counted against the wrong free-tier limit - A trip's consumption counted a fill-up bought at the trip's own start, and could measure the same stretch of road twice - Rotating the device cleared what had already been typed into a form - Adding a photo to a fuel-up stopped the fuel history from opening - Exported CSV files could be misaligned where a comma is the decimal separator ...and around twenty other fixes found by testing on real devices.