What's new in 5.4.0 • See how your route is put in order. Settings > Algorithm Explainer now opens with an interactive illustration of the steps Q-Logos takes: it measures the straight-line distance between every pair of stops, then tries many orders and settles on the shortest one it finds. Buttons under the illustration replay it with the search effort each plan uses. • Plain about the method: it is a classical heuristic that runs on ordinary servers. No quantum hardware is used. • The illustration is built into the app and works offline. It makes no network request and sends nothing about you or your stops; the stops shown are examples. • It follows light and dark mode, holds still when Reduce Motion is on, and VoiceOver reads a full description. Available in all 7 languages and on the Free plan.

What's new in 5.3.1 • Plan limits in plain numbers: the subscription and settings screens now state what each plan includes. Fleet is 100 routes a day with up to 500 stops per route; Enterprise starts at 1,000 routes a day and 1,000 stops per route, and can be raised by contract. • After you change your password, this device stays signed in, with no need to sign in again. • Large limits are shown in your language's number format.

What's new in 5.3.0 • One SwiftQuantum account: sign in to Q-Logos with the same account as our other apps. Existing Q-Logos users keep their email and password; if asked, link the account once. • Honest route cards: Route A, B and C are three independent runs of the same optimization, and the savings are measured against a clearly stated reference route. Both are explained right under the cards. • Arrival-time spread: each optimized route now shows ETA percentiles (p50 / p90 / p95 / p99) so you can see how much slack to plan for. • The fuel-saving comparison uses only your own recorded routes. Until you have some, the screen says so instead of showing an estimate. • Sign-up passwords now follow the shared rules (8–64 characters with upper- and lower-case letters, a number and a symbol). • Deleting your account removes your Q-Logos data and the shared SwiftQuantum account. • Clearer labels: fleet and 3PL screens say when they show a sample driver roster, and penalty savings that are not measured yet read "Not tracked" instead of $0.

What's new in 5.2.1 • Two-factor verification: turn it on in Settings › Account Settings, and sign-in asks for the code from your authenticator app. • Account settings in one place: change your password or email, export your data as a file, or delete your account. • Stay signed in: your session renews automatically, and brief network or server outages no longer sign you out. • Routes are now optimized by our server engine within your plan's limits; the on-device engine takes over when you're offline. • Subscriptions unlock paid features the moment you buy, with no waiting, and renewals or purchases on another device are recognized. • Siri & Shortcuts: check today's savings (paid plans), log a 15-minute break, decline a job, hear why a route was chosen, or contest it. • Savings, carbon and revenue screens show only your measured data, and items without data are clearly marked. • End-of-shift cleanup now clears today's stops and routes, and the emergency shortcut dials your region's number. • The route map opens at your current location, and signing out also ends your session on our servers. • Mac: fixed location-permission handling.

Fleet management just got more honest. Vehicle breakdown risk and driver coaching now reflect your fleet's real data instead of sample numbers. Safety Score, fuel-saving routes and tax mileage still track your own driving. Across the board, smoother sign-in and more dependable data. Zero ads.