A new look, taken from our seal. THE NEW LOOK In the light appearance, Logbook now takes the colors of the Rainbow's End logo: a pale sky ground, navy words and ocean-blue buttons. Dark is unchanged. A new icon: the logbook inside the seal's navy and gold rings, with a short name under it on the Home Screen. SOMETHING TO FIND A small rainbow is hidden in every voyage you write. Keep a few days and look for it. WHEN THE CAMERA OR LOCATION IS OFF If the camera or location is turned off for Logbook, the day now says so in one sentence and offers Open Settings to turn it back on. Before, a refused camera did nothing at all. THE LEDGER The ⓘ on Expenses now says how cost per day is counted once a voyage's last day has passed.

Logbook now shares expenses with Rainbow's End Ship's Purse, and a voyage is quicker to move around and to fill in. EXPENSES FROM SHIP'S PURSE The fuel, groceries, dockage and fees the bookkeeper enters in Ship's Purse appear on the voyage's Expenses as offers. Nothing is added until you tap Add. If you already wrote the same expense by hand, Logbook offers to link the two instead of adding a second line. The receipt picture comes with the expense. An expense corrected in Ship's Purse comes back as a change to the line it made, never as a new one. One you turn down is kept under Set aside at the foot of Expenses, where Offer again brings it back. An expense you enter here can go the other way: Send to Ship's Purse when it is on this phone, or Send to another phone by AirDrop or Messages. A BAR ALONG THE FOOT Days, Expenses, Details and Share are one tap apart, with Back to Logbooks at the top. When one voyage is open, Logbook opens on it. WRITING A DAY Add a day offers today, and a new passage starts from where she lay. A day you open and leave empty is not kept. A position marked on a later date says so, on the day and in the PDF. If a picture can't be added, the day tells you. A new logbook remembers the boat's currency with her name. THE LEDGER While the voyage is under way, the cost per day counts the days sailed so far. EASIER TO READ AND TAP Every button, choice and box is at least the size Apple recommends, and the grey text is darker, for a phone read in the sun. A warning is one sentence in black under an amber word. A delete that asks twice forgets the first tap after eight seconds. Miles show nm in the box, and an amount its currency.