CarLog 2.0 is a complete redesign. Every screen has a new graphite look that lets your cars and your numbers take the spotlight. Your dashboard now reads like an instrument cluster, with a rolling odometer, a fuel economy gauge with your average marked, and cost per mile. Each car's photo tints its screens with its own color. Built for iPhone Duo: open it up and your dashboard spreads across both sides of the fold, and every screen fits the folded display too. Service providers, cleaning products, and parts are easier to manage. Import a shop straight from Contacts, see your visit history at a glance, lift a product out of its photo background, and update parts stock with a swipe. Drive safe out there.

A small maintenance release. Notifications now run on a leaner, more private system, and you can choose in Settings whether to receive CarLog app updates, separate from your maintenance reminders. Drive safe out there.

A quick tune-up for the pump scanner. When one reading catches every digit and another comes up a digit short, the scanner now sides with the complete one instead of calling it a tie. Fewer near-misses on that last cent or that last thousandth of a gallon. Drive safe out there.

Ever wonder how long your pit stops really take? CarLog now times each fill-up and shows it right on the fuel entry — your own personal pit crew stopwatch. The pump scanner got sharper too: that stubborn last digit lands right even more often, and flashy promo banners next to the display can't sneak into your numbers anymore. Drive safe out there.

More fine-tuning at the pump. The scanner got smarter about which reading to trust, so that stubborn last digit — the one glare loves to mess with — lands right more often. And those reversed black-screen displays now get spotted even when they only fill part of the frame. Plus the usual polish under the hood. Drive safe out there.

Two new tricks this time around. Auto-Backup: flip it on and CarLog quietly keeps a fresh backup there every time your data changes. Set it, forget it, sleep better. Pump Scanner: those reversed displays with bright digits on a black screen used to leave it staring blankly. Now it reads them like any other pump. Plus the usual polish under the hood. Drive safe out there.

The pump scanner learned some new tricks. That little mystery where a scan sometimes came out a penny off? Found it. Fixed it. And now that readings land on the money, the scanner locks in automatically again once it's sure of what it sees — pickier than ever about what counts as "sure." iPad drivers, you're in on the fun too: pump scanning now works properly on the big screen, in any orientation. Plus the usual polish under the hood. Drive safe out there.

Forget to bump the odometer before saving a fill-up? CarLog now catches you in the act. If the reading still matches your last fill-up, or you've somehow racked up a tankful that works out to 1,000 MPG, you'll get a friendly tap on the shoulder before the entry sneaks in. You can still save anyway when you really did go that far between visits. Plus the usual polish under the hood. Drive safe out there.

Lifetime MPG, calculated the way you'd actually do it. The average MPG on your dashboard now uses total miles driven divided by total gallons burned across every fill-up — the same arithmetic you'd do on the back of a receipt. The old formula took a simple mean of each tank's MPG, which let a quick city fill weigh the same as a 400-mile highway run, and that's not how the wallet works. If you've ever stared at the lifetime number and thought "that doesn't match my actual costs," it does now. The Settings tab is also now "More" — with the iOS-standard ellipsis — because it's been doing more than settings for a while. Drive safe out there.

Same gas station, multiple fill-ups? They now stack properly on the map. What used to look like a single pin (with all the other visits hidden underneath) is now a cluster with a count badge — tap it and see every fill-up at that spot. The pump scanner got another tune-up too: tap-to-focus, sharper close-ups, and a steadier read when the display is glaring back at you. Plus the usual polish under the hood. Drive safe out there.

The pump scanner got a serious tune-up. Sharper camera, smarter readings, and a much better grip on which value to trust when the display is dim or full of glare. Fill-ups that used to need a manual fix should mostly auto-fill now. Plus the usual round of polish under the hood. Drive safe out there.

Smarter pump scanner — fewer fill-ups you have to fix by hand. Reassigning a part or service to a different car got a cleaner, friendlier picker. Plus a fresh coat of polish under the hood. Drive safe out there.

New in v1.22 iCloud sync just got way more reliable. Smarter pump scanning in tricky conditions. The scanner now handles faint or sun-washed LCDs much better thanks to an updated pipeline. • Service Providers, Cleaning Products, and Parts Inventory now open in an Apple Contacts–style view — read first, tap Edit to change. No more accidental edits. • Tap any photo to view it full-screen with pinch-to-zoom. • Tapping a photo in edit mode now opens the photo menu directly (no more long-press). • Photos and provider thumbnails finally show up in the Service Providers list. • Catches faded digits on older pumps • Rejects conflicting reads instead of locking on a wrong value • Auto-fills your total and gallons with fewer retries Thanks for all the real-world scans — keep them coming, they're what made these fixes possible.

New in v1.21 iCloud sync just got way more reliable. Smarter pump scanning in tricky conditions. The scanner now handles faint or sun-washed LCDs much better thanks to an updated pipeline. • Service Providers, Cleaning Products, and Parts Inventory now open in an Apple Contacts–style view — read first, tap Edit to change. No more accidental edits. • Tap any photo to view it full-screen with pinch-to-zoom. • Tapping a photo in edit mode now opens the photo menu directly (no more long-press). • Photos and provider thumbnails finally show up in the Service Providers list. • Catches faded digits on older pumps • Rejects conflicting reads instead of locking on a wrong value • Auto-fills your total and gallons with fewer retries Thanks for all the real-world scans — keep them coming, they're what made these fixes possible.

New in v1.20 Smarter pump scanning in tricky conditions. The scanner now handles faint or sun-washed LCDs much better thanks to an updated pipeline. • Catches faded digits on older pumps • Rejects conflicting reads instead of locking on a wrong value • Auto-fills your total and gallons with fewer retries Thanks for all the real-world scans — keep them coming, they're what made these fixes possible.

New for CarLog v1.19 — - Add parts directly to service entries with inventory linking - New Part Install flow: multi-select parts from inventory to install - Add parts manually without inventory for quick logging - Service cost "includes parts" toggle prevents double-counting - Parts now appear in Recent Activity on dashboard - Vehicle photo tap-to-expand with pinch-to-zoom - Service provider address map preview with Apple Maps link - Auto-dismiss detail views after deleting entries - Improved OCR: runs all three pipelines, picks best result - Canadian pump support with cents-per-liter cross-check - Liters detection works across all OCR pipelines - Backup/restore improvements and data integrity fixes

New for CarLog v1.18 — - Improved pump scanner: auto-crops to alignment box, filters out ads and promo text - International pump support: reads European pumps with LITRES, PRIX, € labels - Auto-detects gallons vs liters from pump display labels - Smarter OCR: rejects implausible readings and keeps scanning for better frames - Paste photos from clipboard for parts and products - Full-screen pinch-to-zoom photo viewer on all detail screens - Edit and delete entries directly from detail views - NFC scan: assign parts to vehicles and mark as installed - Date range presets in History: Last 30 Days, Year to Date, Last Year, and more - History summary tile showing entry count, mileage, and total spent - Parts inventory defaults to uninstalled, quantity decrements on install - Haptic feedback on Log button - Bug fixes and performance improvements

New for CarLog v1.17 — - Improved pump scanner: auto-crops to alignment box, filters out ads and promo text - International pump support: reads European pumps with LITRES, PRIX, € labels - Auto-detects gallons vs liters from pump display labels - Smarter OCR: rejects implausible readings and keeps scanning for better frames - Paste photos from clipboard for parts and products - Full-screen pinch-to-zoom photo viewer on all detail screens - Edit and delete entries directly from detail views - NFC scan: assign parts to vehicles and mark as installed - Date range presets in History: Last 30 Days, Year to Date, Last Year, and more - History summary tile showing entry count, mileage, and total spent - Parts inventory defaults to uninstalled, quantity decrements on install - Haptic feedback on Log button - Bug fixes and performance improvements

New for CarLog v1.16 — - Improved pump scanner: auto-crops to alignment box, filters out ads and promo text - International pump support: reads European pumps with LITRES, PRIX, € labels - Auto-detects gallons vs liters from pump display labels - Smarter OCR: rejects implausible readings and keeps scanning for better frames - Paste photos from clipboard for parts and products - Full-screen pinch-to-zoom photo viewer on all detail screens - Edit and delete entries directly from detail views - NFC scan: assign parts to vehicles and mark as installed - Date range presets in History: Last 30 Days, Year to Date, Last Year, and more - History summary tile showing entry count, mileage, and total spent - Parts inventory defaults to uninstalled, quantity decrements on install - Haptic feedback on Log button - Bug fixes and performance improvements

New for CarLog v1.15 -- - Phone numbers on service providers now auto-format as you type — (555) 555-1234 - Improved Call and Message buttons with bolder styling - Smoother garage edit mode animation — drag handles, row transitions, and card resizing all animate fluidly - Removed redundant NFC success alert — the system sheet already confirms the write - AAA membership number field and autocomplete suggestions for shared fields - Garage card corner rounding and widget MPG snapshot - Parts and service providers UI improvements - Stable NFC tag identifiers - Bug fixes and performance improvements - Localization in French, German, Greek, Italian, Polish, and Spanish

New in CarLog v1.13: • VIN Lookup — Enter your VIN and tap Lookup to auto-fill year, make, model, trim, engine, drivetrain, and transmission from the NHTSA database. • Service Provider Contacts — Save your dealers, mechanics, detailers, body shops, and auto glass contacts. Tap to call, message, or email. Share contacts via AirDrop or Messages as vCards. • Cleaning Products Catalog — Track your car care products with photos, brands, and categories. Link products to specific vehicles so you always know what you use on each car. • Parts Inventory — Stock parts before you need them. Track quantities, set low-stock reorder alerts, and pick from inventory when logging a part install. Includes barcode and OCR scanning for part numbers and UPCs. • NFC Tags — Write NFC stickers for your parts and cleaning products. Scan a tag to instantly see details, which car it belongs to, and when the next service is due. • AAA Membership & Insurance Autocomplete — Store your AAA membership number alongside each vehicle. When adding a new car, existing policy and membership numbers appear as quick-fill suggestions. • Camera Support — Take photos or choose from your library for vehicles, parts, products, and service providers. All photo pickers now support direct camera capture. • Tappable History — Every entry in History is now tappable with full detail views for fuel, service, and parts — including linked provider, parts used, receipt photos, and inventory status. • Vehicle Specs — Decoded VIN data displayed in a read-only Vehicle Specs section showing trim, body style, drivetrain, engine, and transmission. • Improved Charts — Sticky headers on fuel economy fill-ups, empty state messaging when a time range has no data, and tappable fill-up rows that open full details. • Privacy Footer — Clear note explaining that your VIN, license plate, insurance, and membership info are stored privately on your device and never shared. • Performance — Parallax motion on vehicle cards now uses Apple's compositor-level UIInterpolatingMotionEffect for zero CPU usage. Fixed idle CPU drain from motion sensor polling. • Bug Fixes — Fixed filter capsule morph glitch on iOS 26, backup restore crash from misaligned zip reads, and the floating Log button rising with the keyboard.

New in CarLog v.1.12 • VIN Lookup — Enter your VIN and tap Lookup to auto-fill year, make, model, trim, engine, drivetrain, and transmission from the NHTSA database. • Service Provider Contacts — Save your dealers, mechanics, detailers, body shops, and windshield repair contacts with phone, email, and address. Tap to call or message directly from the app. • Cleaning Products Catalog — Track your car care products with photos, brands, and categories. Link products to specific vehicles so you always know what you use on each car. • Parts Inventory — Stock parts before you need them. Track quantities and set reorder alerts so you never run out. When it's time to install, pick from inventory right in the Log flow. • Barcode & OCR Scanning — Scan part number text or UPC barcodes with your camera to quickly add parts without manual typing. • NFC Tags for Parts — Write NFC stickers for your parts. Scan a tag to instantly see which car it belongs to and when the next service is due. • Service Provider on Service Entries — Link a service provider when logging maintenance to build a history of who services your car. • Privacy Footer — Clear note explaining that your VIN, license plate, and insurance info are stored privately on your device and never shared. • Performance Fix — Reduced idle CPU usage significantly by optimizing the parallax motion effect. • Bug Fix — The Log button no longer floats up with the keyboard.

What's New in CarLog v.1.11 • VIN Lookup — Enter your VIN and tap Lookup to auto-fill year, make, model, trim, engine, drivetrain, and transmission from the NHTSA database. • Service Provider Contacts — Save your dealers, mechanics, detailers, body shops, and windshield repair contacts with phone, email, and address. Tap to call or message directly from the app. • Cleaning Products Catalog — Track your car care products with photos, brands, and categories. Link products to specific vehicles so you always know what you use on each car. • Parts Inventory — Stock parts before you need them. Track quantities and set reorder alerts so you never run out. When it's time to install, pick from inventory right in the Log flow. • Barcode & OCR Scanning — Scan part number text or UPC barcodes with your camera to quickly add parts without manual typing. • NFC Tags for Parts — Write NFC stickers for your parts. Scan a tag to instantly see which car it belongs to and when the next service is due. • Service Provider on Service Entries — Link a service provider when logging maintenance to build a history of who services your car. • Privacy Footer — Clear note explaining that your VIN, license plate, and insurance info are stored privately on your device and never shared. • Performance Fix — Reduced idle CPU usage significantly by optimizing the parallax motion effect. • Bug Fix — The Log button no longer floats up with the keyboard.

What's New in CarLog - VIN Lookup — Enter your 17-character VIN and tap "Lookup VIN" to automatically fill in your vehicle's year, make, model, trim, body style, drivetrain, engine, and transmission using the free NHTSA database. - Vehicle Specs — A new "Vehicle Specs" section displays decoded details like trim level, engine info, and transmission right on your car's page. - Privacy Footer — A new note under "Additional Details" clarifies that your VIN, license plate, and insurance info are stored privately on your device and never shared. - Other minor user interface improvements.