Rach listens better — this update is all about Ask Rach getting questions right. • Ask a two-part question — "how long is my layover and what can I fit into it?" — and Rach now answers all of it, instead of answering the half she recognised. • No more wrong turns to the plan builder: asking a question is answered like one. Asking for a plan when your roster has no layover gets an honest answer too — not an empty planner. • Fresh look on the App Store — new screenshots that show Rach the way she actually looks. As always: Rach suggests, you decide. Verify hours, and company policy always comes first.

Rach got a tune-up — this one is all polish and reliability. • Ask Rach answers once, cleanly — no more doubled-up replies when a question gets her deeper thinking. • Share how you're feeling and Rach can keep it — she'll offer "Add to diary" with a real button, right there in the chat. Not in the mood? "Not now" means not now. • Roster changed? Fix any duty right on its page — tap Edit, change it to sick leave, a swap, or new times, and your journey and passport stats follow automatically. • Dark themes: your kilometres flown on the Journey screen are readable again. • Calendar days show clear duty codes — SBY, ADO, TRG — instead of squeezed labels. • If a screen ever hits a snag, you'll see a friendly "Try again" instead of a blank page — your roster and diary stay safe on your device. • Born on 29 February? Your birthday now lands on the right day every year. • Easier on the thumbs and on screen readers: bigger touch targets, clearer labels, and buttons no longer hide behind the dock. As always: Rach suggests, you decide. Verify hours, and company policy always comes first.

Rach just got a lot better at listening. • Tell Rach your plans in your own words — "I want hotpot and a quick Tesco run" — and she'll take you straight to the layover planner with everything you said already filled in. No retyping, no starting over. • Ask Rach is now a real conversation. Chat about whatever's on your mind on a layover — she knows your roster and your city, and when a question deserves deeper thought, she takes it (Premium). • Layover plans now respect your evening: your requested stops are scheduled with real travel times, back-to-back where it makes sense, and your free time shows up honestly — "2h 45m free — time to rest at the hotel" instead of a blank gap. • Plans protect your report time. Every plan ends before your wind-down, with your sleep hours guarded. • Plenty of fixes under the hood: plans build more reliably, stops are never scheduled twice, and a failed plan never takes your last good one away. As always: Rach suggests, you decide. Verify hours, and company policy always comes first.