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Minor additional improvements to last week's major changes.
- Headers in PDF were incorrect when changing time zone from E->W in a logbook
- Sync stability improvement
- NMEA label position
- Water depth UI redesigned
- Fuel gauge caused the app to crash in rare cases

Here are the remaining new features:
- Some settings now have to be defined for each logbook. To avoid having to do this for each logbook, you can configure them in a template for new logbooks. For example, the engine settings and the number of tanks and their units.
- Entries without a position no longer count towards the log.
- NMEA values are smoothed (they are also smoothed on the plotter).
- Support for up to four fuel tanks.
- There is now a separate item in the entry for refuelling (quantity and costs, statistics to follow).
- The entire Settings tab has been completely redesigned. Highlights:
- Syncing is now easier than ever and can be easily turned on or off.
- An order can now be specified for most data sources. For example, if the GPS position from NMEA is not available, use the GPS from the iPhone/iPad.
- Recording intervals are visualised with examples of their intended use to avoid creating too few entries.
- Entries after a course change are now an integral part of the recording logic.
- Warnings are displayed when settings are not optimal and can be improved, e.g. when the internal barometer cannot be accessed.
- Note for WiFi-only iPads that do not have GPS.
- There is a new introduction when you first open the app, but you will not see this after an update, only after the initial installation.
- Deleting entries within a time period or deleting entire logbooks at once has been completely redesigned.
- New in quick manoeuvres
- These can now be linked to status changes to combine your own texts (such as 'Dock at the lock') with a status change.
- The associated status changes are now also compatible with distinguishing which engine is running for which reason (for propulsion or power generation).
- The Apple Watch now also supports the new quick manoeuvres.
- Stability for communication with the Apple Watch has been improved (there were occasional problems with older watches).
- Almost all settings from the old iOS settings have now been moved to the app, such as the filter for GPS accuracy.
- The feel and appearance when turning recording on/off has been improved.
- The complete settings on the map have been revised and are easier to use.
- Entries when stationary (anchored, moored, etc.) are no longer connected on the map, but this can be changed if necessary.
- All tanks (including water, etc.) can now be entered either by swiping or by tapping and using the keyboard.
- Only as many tanks are displayed as you have specified in the ship settings of the logbook.
- AI texts now also take into account whether it is a motorboat and there are no sails at all.
- Temperature UI revised.
- A new quick guide for empty logbooks.

Dear users, this is pretty much the biggest update ever. It's impossible to list all the changes here, but as always, if you have any questions or problems, please contact me. Now for the most important changes:
- Some settings now have to be defined for each logbook. To avoid having to do this for each logbook, you can configure them in a template for new logbooks. For example, the engine settings and the number of tanks and their units.
- Entries without a position no longer count towards the trip log.
- NMEA values are smoothed (they are also smoothed on the plotter).
- Support for up to four fuel tanks.
- There is now a separate item in the entry for refuelling (quantity and costs, statistics to follow).
- The entire Settings tab has been completely redesigned. Highlights:
- Syncing is now easier than ever and can be easily turned on or off.
- An order can now be specified for most data sources. For example, if the GPS position from NMEA is not available, use the GPS from the iPhone/iPad.
- Recording intervals are visualised with examples of their intended use to avoid creating too few entries.
- Entries after a course change are now an integral part of the recording logic.
- Warnings are displayed when settings are not optimal and can be improved, e.g. when the internal barometer cannot be accessed.
- Note for WiFi-only iPads that do not have GPS.
- There is a new introduction when you first open the app, but you will not see this after an update, only after the initial installation.
- Deleting entries within a time period or deleting entire logbooks at once has been completely redesigned.
- New in quick manoeuvres
- These can now be linked to status changes to combine your own texts (such as 'Dock at the lock') with a status change.
- The associated status changes are now also compatible with distinguishing which engine is running for which reason (for propulsion or power generation).
- The Apple Watch now also supports the new quick manoeuvres.
- Stability for communication with the Apple Watch has been improved (there were occasional problems with older watches).
- Almost all settings from the old iOS settings have now been moved to the app, such as the filter for GPS accuracy.
- The feel and appearance when turning recording on/off has been improved.
- The complete settings on the map have been revised and are easier to use.
- Entries when stationary (anchored, moored, etc.) are no longer connected on the map, but this can be changed if necessary.
- All tanks (including water, etc.) can now be entered either by swiping or by tapping and using the keyboard.
- Only as many tanks are displayed as you have specified in the ship settings of the logbook.
- AI texts now also take into account whether it is a motorboat and there are no sails at all.
- Temperature UI revised.
- A new quick guide for empty logbooks.

New
- Adaptations for iOS 26 with the new sidebar in the split view.
- GPX import dialogue completely revised
- Swipe on an entry from link changes the type between automatic and manual
Improvements to
- Improved performance for database maintenance tasks
- Track speed capped to a maximum of 130% of the log speed, in case two entries in quick succession lead to a much too high speed
- Export to PDF caused the app to crash if there was not a single day with more than one entry
- Fixed translation error
- Filter on the map showed wrong values when filtering entries without position
- You now always have to swipe the same distance on the tanks to fill/empty, regardless of the tank size

- Fixed bug since iOS 26 where sometimes geocoding did not work
- Fixed a bug that could cause the app to crash with invalid MWV NMEA data sets.
- For time zones with 30 or 45 minutes difference to UTC, only full hours were taken into account when changing the time.
- Rounding of the blue frame adapted to new iPhone models
- Expiry date for water depths via DPT NMEA data sets
- Statistics now only show days with at least 2 entries with coordinates, and the PieChart ignores entries without coordinates
- Apple Watch showed motor sailing status again
- Fixed typos/translation errors
Note: Since the new iOS, the app sometimes hangs once a day when opening for about 30-40 seconds, this is a check of the consistency of the database of iOS, please wait for this freeze. I am still trying to find a better solution.

- New status: Buoy and dry dock
- You can now have AI-generated daily totals first fill in
- You can now also select odd time zones such as -9.5 or +5.75
- Button to remove the position in an entry more easily.
- Tracks in the map in the PDF can now also be coloured by status
- Possibility to hide moorings and anchors for the statistics in the iOS settings
- Custom NMEA data records continue to be processed even if a hit occurs
- Custom NMEA pitch can now be configured
- Czech translation
- Typo fixed
- New icons for the auxiliary tools
- In rare cases, invalid tank values could lead to a crash

- In the GPX export the times are now always in UTC
- Translation errors adjusted (thanks to all reports)
- Map type (Standard, Sat, OSM, etc.) can all be used again
- The configuration for trim/slope via NMEA can now be opened
- Water temperature via NMEA in Fahrenheit is now recognised correctly

New:
- Map optional as full page per day
- There is new additional NMEA support for battery voltage, engine hours, fuel tank capacity, water tank capacity, grey water tank capacity, air pressure, engine RPM, air temperature, heel (roll) and pitch (pitch) - requires iOS 16

Fixed:
- Exports (PDF, GPX, etc) with an individual date range without entries in this range no longer crash
- Corrected two typos and translations
- In the languages Finnish, Romanian and Norwegian the app could crash unexpectedly

- Additional information (COG, SOG, TWS, TWD, AWD, AWS, water depth) is now also imported with a GPX import.
- Sync error correction: Processing maintenance entries and deleting images was not synchronized

- Corrections to the Italian translation.
- Fixed a bug that in rare cases could lead to a crash when generating the PDF.

This version fixes a bug that could lead to a direct crash when opening the app for some users (mainly users who had recently installed the app for the first time).