iCloud Sync Your aircraft, trips, and fuel state now sync automatically across your iPhone and iPad through your iCloud account. AirDrop is still there as a manual backup and now sends everything in one go. Receipt Capture Scan, photograph, or import a PDF of a fuel receipt or FBO invoice and attach it to a leg. FuelAware reads it on your device and fills in the cost form for you: price per gallon, gallons, total, location, and fees. You check it and save. Receipts never change your fuel on board. • Multi-page receipts, with every scan cleaned up for crisp, readable text • Fee-only invoices and travel receipts such as hotels are kept separate from fuel cost • All of a trip's receipts appear together on the trip • Trip PDF exports include a receipts appendix • Receipts sync to your other devices with their images Improvements & Fixes • Refuels show as a badge on the aircraft sheet • Leg details are simpler, and clearing a cost now works properly • Resuming after adding fuel more reliably picks up the right leg • Various stability and sync fixes • Verify Configuration banner only appears before engine start and clears with a tap • Tail number moved next to the fuel gauges so the header no longer cuts off the leg time • Normal and Fat gauge styles now scale to fit any iPhone, including four-tank aircraft • Swap/Empty indicator on the center number replaces "Tap to toggle" • Cancel in Flight Configuration now discards your changes • Receipt numbers are no longer lost if you save while a receipt is still being read • Deleting a receipt from the cost form now asks for confirmation • Comma-decimal prices like "7,49" are read correctly • Trip durations show hours and minutes instead of long minute counts • Aircraft cards and trip rows no longer wrap awkwardly • Replay Onboarding option replaces the old Reset button • Typo fixes and small layout polish

iCloud Sync Your aircraft, trips, and fuel state now sync automatically across your iPhone and iPad through your iCloud account. AirDrop is still there as a manual backup and now sends everything in one go. Receipt Capture Scan, photograph, or import a PDF of a fuel receipt or FBO invoice and attach it to a leg. FuelAware reads it on your device and fills in the cost form for you: price per gallon, gallons, total, location, and fees. You check it and save. Receipts never change your fuel on board. • Multi-page receipts, with every scan cleaned up for crisp, readable text • Fee-only invoices and travel receipts such as hotels are kept separate from fuel cost • All of a trip's receipts appear together on the trip • Trip PDF exports include a receipts appendix • Receipts sync to your other devices with their images Improvements & Fixes • Refuels show as a badge on the aircraft sheet • Leg details are simpler, and clearing a cost now works properly • Resuming after adding fuel more reliably picks up the right leg • Various stability and sync fixes

iCloud Sync Your aircraft, trips, and fuel state now sync automatically across your iPhone and iPad through your iCloud account. AirDrop is still there as a manual backup and now sends everything in one go. Receipt Capture Scan, photograph, or import a PDF of a fuel receipt or FBO invoice and attach it to a leg. FuelAware reads it on your device and fills in the cost form for you: price per gallon, gallons, total, location, and fees. You check it and save. Receipts never change your fuel on board. • Multi-page receipts, with every scan cleaned up for crisp, readable text • Fee-only invoices and travel receipts such as hotels are kept separate from fuel cost • All of a trip's receipts appear together on the trip • Trip PDF exports include a receipts appendix • Receipts sync to your other devices with their images Improvements & Fixes • Refuels show as a badge on the aircraft sheet • Leg details are simpler, and clearing a cost now works properly • Resuming after adding fuel more reliably picks up the right leg • Various stability and sync fixes

• Clearer subscription screen: the yearly plan now comes first, with a live savings line, and it's easier to see when your free trial applies. • Quieter Restore and Redeem Code options, with larger tap targets. • Restore Subscription now tells you when it's working and when nothing was found. • Simpler first-launch safety acknowledgment: one checkbox instead of two. • Onboarding buttons stay pinned to the bottom of the screen, so Next and Get Started are always visible. • Notification permission is now requested after you're through setup, not stacked on top of onboarding. • Fixes to free-trial eligibility display and subscription renewal handling.

NEW IN 1.2.1 Safety first - A one-time acknowledgment on first launch makes FuelAware's role explicit: it is a supplemental fuel estimate, not a fuel gauge, and never a substitute for visual fuel checks, your installed instruments, or your POH/AFM - A persistent "Advisory only — verify with aircraft gauges" reminder now sits under the fuel display - Terms of Use and Privacy Policy are linked in the app and on this page Subscription & reminders - The 7-day free trial is now shown on the subscription screen - Optional reminders help you get set up before your next flight - Anonymous usage analytics (no identifiers, no tracking) help us prioritize what to build next NEW IN 1.2 Sync your way - Choose exactly what travels between your devices: aircraft, trips, the in-progress flight, or fuel state - Aircraft with the same tail number never duplicate; the receiving device can keep its own copy or take updates - Each device remembers your choices for the next sync Leg routes & smarter fuel cost - Legs now carry a departure → arrival route, shown on cards, in detail views, and in PDF exports - Fuel purchases inherit the airport from the leg, and the price field auto-fills from your last fill-up there - Burn cost is priced retroactively once a receipt is entered, so shut-down legs get a real number instead of a blank Zulu time - All times display in Zulu by default, switchable to local in Flight Configuration - PDF exports have their own Zulu/local toggle Lock screen & Dynamic Island - The live card now shows how long ago it last synced and dims when stale - A card can no longer outlive a flight after the app is closed mid-flight Leg detail & iPad - Swap log shows only that leg's entries; start and end gauges sit side-by-side on iPad - Trip and leg detail present as proper full-screen views; text columns stay readable in windowed and split-screen mode Fixes - Fuel stop no longer credited to two legs on a quick turn - Gauge scaling, indicator lines, and animation speed corrected across multiple aircraft - Tank-swap counts only include this leg's swaps - Totalizer-based leg fuel edits are more robust

NEW IN 1.2 Sync your way • Choose exactly what travels between your devices: aircraft, trips, the in-progress flight, or fuel state • Aircraft with the same tail number never duplicate; the receiving device can keep its own copy or take updates • Each device remembers your choices for the next sync Leg routes & smarter fuel cost • Legs now carry a departure → arrival route, shown on cards, in detail views, and in PDF exports • Fuel purchases inherit the airport from the leg, and the price field auto-fills from your last fill-up there • Burn cost is priced retroactively once a receipt is entered, so shut-down legs get a real number instead of a blank Zulu time • All times display in Zulu by default, switchable to local in Flight Configuration • PDF exports have their own Zulu/local toggle Lock screen & Dynamic Island • The live card now shows how long ago it last synced and dims when stale • A card can no longer outlive a flight after the app is closed mid-flight Leg detail • Swap log shows only that leg's entries • Start and end gauges sit side-by-side on iPad iPad • Trip and leg detail present as proper full-screen views, and text columns stay readable in windowed and split-screen mode Subscription & reminders • The 7-day free trial is now shown on the subscription screen • Optional reminders help you get set up before your next flight • Anonymous usage analytics (no identifiers, no tracking) help us prioritize what to build next Fixes • Fuel stop no longer credited to two legs on a quick turn • Gauge scaling, indicator lines, and animation speed corrected across multiple aircraft • Tank-swap counts only include this leg's swaps • Totalizer-based leg fuel edits are more robust

NEW • Leg routes: tag each leg with departure and arrival airports (e.g. KRAC → KUNU). Routes appear on leg cards, trip details, and exported reports, and automatically name single-leg trips. • Zulu time: display all times in Zulu (UTC) or device time — set it once in Flight Configuration. PDF exports carry their own independent time setting. • Smarter fuel costs: the cost form auto-fills price per gallon from the last price you recorded at that airport, and fuel stops inherit their location from your route. Legs that ended before you entered the receipt are now priced automatically once you add it. • Redesigned trip reports: clearer cost analysis with weighted-average fuel price and burn-based trip cost, a chronological flight log with FUEL ADDED entries between legs, and a per-leg swap log appendix. • iPad: trip and leg details open full screen, START/END fuel gauges sit side by side, and text layouts no longer stretch edge to edge. Works great windowed or in Split View next to your EFB. • Subscription: monthly plan now includes a 1-week free trial. Redeem Code and Restore are one tap from the paywall. FIXED • A refuel logged during a quick turnaround could be credited to two legs, inflating fuel-added totals. Fixed, and existing trips are repaired automatically on first launch. • Tank swap counts now reflect only that leg's actual swaps — engine starts, shutdowns, and totalizer checkpoints are no longer counted. • The leg detail swap log shows only that leg's events instead of the whole burn cycle's history.