MileVault now comes to your wrist and keeps up with your car without you having to remember. NEW • Apple Watch app: see your cars, what's due next, and your recent services at a glance. • Send a copy of a car to another MileVault user, with its full service history, protected by a passphrase you choose. • Next Service widget for the Home Screen and Lock Screen, with an Update Mileage button on the medium size. • Reminders before a service is due, at the lead time you choose. • Reminders before warranties and documents expire. • A monthly mileage check-in you can answer right from the notification. You can also update mileage from Home, the car overview or Siri. • Due dates now follow how much you actually drive. • Search a car's service history. • A weekly briefing and a look back at your year each December. • Electric cars get charging at home instead of fill-ups. REDESIGNED • A new welcome experience for first-time users. • A refreshed look throughout, with drawn vehicle artwork, clearer health scores, and a new maintenance calendar. IMPROVED • Numbers type the way your region writes them, so "62,4" now works. • Voice and receipt scans read mileage in your units. • Deleting a service now winds its schedule back correctly, and restoring a backup keeps deleted entries deleted. • Model years are correct on every calendar system. • Better translations across all 15 languages, plus many smaller fixes.

This update makes your records more accurate, makes logging quicker, and finishes translating MileVault. More accurate records • Logging a service or a fill-up now updates your car’s mileage and moves its service schedule on. • New schedules start from the services you’ve already logged. • Fixed fill-ups failing to save. • Fixed a reading sometimes being saved as the wrong distance. • Deleted services no longer count in your totals, and Home’s figures cover only the car it’s showing. Quicker logging • Choose which car Home shows: tap its name at the top. • Quick Log asks for the cost and mileage a common service leaves out, and understands readings in kilometres as well as miles. • Receipt scanning reads dates and totals the way your receipt writes them. • MileVault now asks before sending service reminders and tells you if notifications are off. Reports and display • The free plan can now export a PDF of your service history, marked “Created with MileVault Free”. Pro removes the mark. • PDF reports now number every page and fit their footer on the page. • Better layouts at large text sizes. • Fully translated into all 15 languages, including notifications, the weekly briefing and PDF reports. Plus many smaller fixes and refinements.

• With more than one vehicle, the Dashboard now shows only the selected car's services and spending. • "Days left" counts are now exact. A one year warranty shows 365 days, not 364. • Scanned receipts read UK and European dates and currencies correctly.

iCloud sync is still yours alone MileVault can now keep your records on all your devices. It stays off until you switch it on in Settings › Data. When you do, your records go to your own private iCloud with every field encrypted, so nobody else can read them not us, not Apple. They still never touch our servers, because we don't have any. Leave it off and nothing leaves your device, exactly as before. Changed your mind? Delete the iCloud copy from Settings and keep everything on this device. Panic Wipe now clears iCloud too Panic Wipe used to empty this device and leave the synced copy sitting in your iCloud. It now removes both. If it can't reach iCloud at the moment you use it, it finishes the job before syncing is ever allowed to run again. Fixed • Add Tire Set and Add Charging Session had no Save or Cancel button, so neither could be saved at all. Sorry — that one was ours. • Forms no longer throw away what you've typed. Swipe a half-filled sheet down, and it asks first. • The fuel economy note no longer sits on top of the Fuel screen when you have no fill-ups yet. • Settings is fully translated again. A few rows had quietly stayed in English. Improved • The tab bar is now the system one. It tucks away as you scroll, each tab remembers where you were, and tapping the tab you're already on takes you back to the top. Every record still lives on your device, and there's still no account to make.