v2.4.2 — Flight time per duty, and a simpler plan. TOTAL FLIGHT TIME, PER DUTY • Each duty period now shows its total flight time at a glance — in the duty header and on the Duty Visualization — so you can see the day's block time without adding it up leg by leg. • Tap the ⓘ for what it means: it's a reference total, not a limit. The rolling 10-in-24 look-back is still the number that governs you. TIMES ONLY — NO DATES TO MANAGE • 10 in 24 now works purely from the times you enter and the order you place your legs. Your two duty periods always stay in sequence — Duty 2 simply follows Duty 1 — so a leg added out of order can't make the periods overlap or throw off the timeline. Just enter times; the app handles the rest. • Drag-to-edit polish: the fine-tune pill from your last leg now clears the moment you grab another, so it never lingers on the wrong leg. IN-APP MESSAGES • The app can now show the occasional notice when you open it — app updates, regulatory reminders, and time-critical information. • Each notice appears once and is easy to dismiss. To re-read one, open Messages from the menu — it keeps the notices you've received until they expire. • Prefer not to see them? Turn in-app messages off in Settings. Critical safety notices always show. RECENTLY • 2.4 — Reorder your legs, and drag-to-edit to the exact minute. • 2.3 — Drag to edit block-out/block-in and a duty's Show/Release on the Duty Visualization. Plus 10 in 24 on Apple Silicon Mac.

v2.4.1 — Important notices, plus a sharper compliance check. IN-APP MESSAGES • The app can now show the occasional notice when you open it — app updates, regulatory reminders, and time-critical information. • Each notice appears once and is easy to dismiss. To re-read one, open Messages from the menu — it keeps the notices you've received until they expire. • Prefer not to see them? Turn in-app messages off in Settings. Critical safety notices always show. A SAFER 10-IN-24 CHECK • A leg accidentally dated on the wrong calendar day can quietly under-count your rolling 24-hour flight time. The duty now flags a leg that looks misdated, so the number you're trusting is the right one. RECENTLY • 2.4 — Reorder your legs, and drag-to-edit to the exact minute. • 2.3 — Drag to edit block-out/block-in and a duty's Show/Release on the Duty Visualization. Plus 10 in 24 on Apple Silicon Mac.

v2.4 NEW: Reorder your legs — and drag-to-edit to the exact minute. REORDER LEGS • Put your legs in the order you fly them: on a duty period, tap Reorder and drag the legs into place. • And they now keep the order you enter them — an after-midnight leg (say a 0100Z leg added after a 2237Z leg) stays in sequence and rolls to the next day, instead of jumping to the top of the list. DRAG TO EDIT — NOW PRECISE • Fine control as you drag — slide your finger away from the chip edge to slow the adjustment down and settle on the exact minute. Stay near the edge for fast, coarse changes. • Or set it after the fact — a −1 / +1 pill appears when you finish a drag, so a tap or two lands the precise minute. • Stretch without running out of room — pull the first duty's Show earlier or the last duty's Release later and the timeline scrolls to follow, so long duty periods and overnight rests set in one motion. Plus: Reorder, Move, and Clear are now one-tap buttons on each duty period. RECENTLY • 2.3 — Drag to edit: retime block-out/block-in and a duty's Show/Release right on the Duty Visualization, with a live time-and-limit readout. Plus 10 in 24 on Apple Silicon Mac, so Cockpit Sync can link iPhone, iPad, and Mac. • 2.2 — Duty Visualization: your whole two-duty plan drawn to scale, with elapsed-time rulers, look-back brackets, tap-to-explain pills, an Extended Rest projection, and a dockable iPad layout.

v2.3 NEW: Drag to edit — change your times right on the timeline. • Drag a leg's edge in the Duty Visualization to retime its block-out or block-in. The Show, Turn, and Release around it flex to absorb the change, down to the minimums you set — so the rest of the day stays honest. • Drag the Show or Release edge to set a duty's start and end the same way. • A live readout follows your finger: the new time, the segment's total length, and a heads-up the moment you bump into a minimum. • Works in portrait and in landscape, where slanted grips ride right on the chip edges. • New Minimum Show and Minimum Release limits in Settings, alongside your quick-turn minimum. ALSO NEW • 10 in 24 now runs on Apple Silicon Mac — so Cockpit Sync can link iPhone, iPad, and Mac over a direct, serverless connection. Open the timeline with the bar-chart icon in the planner's top bar, then press and hold a grip on any edge to grab it. RECENTLY • 2.2 — Duty Visualization: your whole two-duty plan drawn to scale — Show, legs, turns, Release, and the Rest between duties — with elapsed-time rulers, look-back brackets, tap-to-explain pills, an Extended Rest projection, and an iPad layout you can dock where you like. • 2.1.1 — Original one-time purchasers: tap Restore Purchases to unlock lifetime access. Thanks for being here since v1.

v2.2 NEW: Duty Visualization — a picture of your whole two-duty plan. • Every part of the day — Show, each leg, each turn, Release, and the Rest between duties — drawn as a chip sized to its real duration. Long legs look long, quick turns look quick. • Rotate to landscape for a horizontal timeline with a style all its own — and the view keeps your place when you rotate. • On iPad, dock the timeline where you want it: a popup, a side pane, or a bottom pane that sits alongside the planner and updates live as you edit. Your choice is remembered. • Elapsed-time rulers on each duty period and the rest gap let you read progress against the 14-hour duty limit and the 10-hour rest minimum at a glance. • Look-back brackets show which legs are eating into a rolling 10-in-24 (or 8-in-24) window, and the exact window the rest calculation measures. • Tap any ⓘ — on a ruler's closing pill or a bracket's label — for a plain-language explanation: what the number measures, the applicable limit, and where you stand. • If the plan carries an exceedance, an Extended Rest chip shows the mandated rest after your final release — and why. • Compliance colors match the planner — green, yellow, orange, red. • Tap the pencil on any Show, leg, or Release chip to edit it without leaving the timeline. • And a little crew humor on the turns and overnights — it rotates, so you won't see the same line twice for a while. Open it with the bar-chart icon in the planner's top bar. RECENTLY • 2.1.1 — If you purchased the original one-time version of 10 in 24, the app now correctly recognizes your purchase. Tap Restore Purchases and your lifetime access unlocks. Thanks for your patience — and for being here since v1. • 2.1 — More reliable Restore Purchases and interface polish throughout.

Version 2.1.1 is a ground-up rebuild for iOS 26. Fixed bugs • Legacy users were being asked to pay for a subscription. Original users of v1 have life-time access. • Some changes to flight, show or release time could produce an erroneous rest or duty time calculation. Improved duty day layout so you can assess your duty day with just a glance. Same § 135.267 planning tool, completely re-imagined: • Live per-leg status for the rolling 10-in-24 (or 8-in-24) flight time limit, with color severity from green through red. • Earliest legal block-out shown under each planned leg, factoring in rest, duty ceiling, chronology with the previous leg, and the rolling window. • Dedicated rest look-back card between Duty 1 and Duty 2. • Mark a leg complete to lock in actual block times. • Per-duty show / release overrides. • Move Duty 2 → Duty 1 with one tap when your planning day rolls over. • Adjustable warning threshold for the yellow band. • iOS 26 Liquid Glass design, single-screen layout, full 24-hour Zulu clock. Final responsibility for compliance still rests with the certificate holder and the pilot in command. Verify against your operator's official records.

Version 2.1 is a ground-up rebuild for iOS 26. Fixed bugs • Legacy users were being asked to pay for a subscription. Original users of v1 have life-time access. • Some changes to flight, show or release time could produce an erroneous rest or duty time calculation. Improved duty day layout so you can assess your duty day with just a glance. Same § 135.267 planning tool, completely re-imagined: • Live per-leg status for the rolling 10-in-24 (or 8-in-24) flight time limit, with color severity from green through red. • Earliest legal block-out shown under each planned leg, factoring in rest, duty ceiling, chronology with the previous leg, and the rolling window. • Dedicated rest look-back card between Duty 1 and Duty 2. • Mark a leg complete to lock in actual block times. • Per-duty show / release overrides. • Move Duty 2 → Duty 1 with one tap when your planning day rolls over. • Adjustable warning threshold for the yellow band. • iOS 26 Liquid Glass design, single-screen layout, full 24-hour Zulu clock. Final responsibility for compliance still rests with the certificate holder and the pilot in command. Verify against your operator's official records.

Version 2 is a ground-up rebuild for iOS 26. Same § 135.267 planning tool, completely re-imagined: • Live per-leg status for the rolling 10-in-24 (or 8-in-24) flight time limit, with color severity from green through red. • Earliest legal block-out shown under each planned leg, factoring in rest, duty ceiling, chronology with the previous leg, and the rolling window. • Dedicated rest look-back card between Duty 1 and Duty 2. • Mark a leg complete to lock in actual block times. • Per-duty show / release overrides. • Move Duty 2 → Duty 1 with one tap when your planning day rolls over. • Adjustable warning threshold for the yellow band. • iOS 26 Liquid Glass design, single-screen layout, full 24-hour Zulu clock. Final responsibility for compliance still rests with the certificate holder and the pilot in command. Verify against your operator's official records.

This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included. Fixed bugs that caused various display issues after iPhone/iPod was rotated to display graph view in landscape orientation.