• Made for iPhone Duo: open it up and your stops, history and trends sit side by side, gliding smoothly when you half fold. • Top bars stay one clean, solid color as you scroll. • Switching between Light, Dark and System now changes everything at once, status bar included. • Monthly comparisons stay accurate across daylight saving changes. • Smaller fixes and polish throughout.

Runrate 2.0 • This month: see what you’ve spent so far against last month, split by vehicle, with your total for the year and the pace you’re on. • New Settings: choose which vehicle Log opens on, your start screen, haptics, and whether Runrate may ask for a rating. • Import your history from a CSV file, including exports from other fuel apps and spreadsheets. Stops you already have are skipped. • Fuel and charging prices and efficiency now have their own charts, each on its own scale. • A fresh look: deeper cards, larger text, and smooth motion that respects Reduce Motion. • A new layered app icon for iOS 27. • A short welcome for new users.

• Rate Runrate from Settings whenever you like. • Once you have logged ten stops, Runrate asks one time whether you would like to rate it. • Prices now show your own currency symbol, such as $ rather than US$. • Clearer unit names in Settings. Thanks for driving with Runrate.

Your runrate now lives on the Lock Screen. Add the Runrate widget in rectangular, circular, or inline form and see your cost per kilometre without unlocking. Tap any widget to log a stop straight away. Trends gained two new cards. If you run both an electric and a fuel vehicle, Runrate now shows what each really costs you and the difference per 100 km. And when a vehicle's efficiency drifts from its own baseline, Runrate tells you — often the first sign of tyre pressure or a service due.