Earnly: Gig Driver Mileage

This update brings personal miles up to date, shows what each shift really left you, and makes the numbers agree across the app. • Personal miles, with the limits stated plainly. If you turn on Auto-track personal miles (off by default), Earnly detects your non-work drives while it's open or in the background, from the moment you open it. While it's closed, nothing is detected, so open it before you drive. Personal miles never count toward your earnings, your work miles, or your IRS export, and work miles are always started by hand. • Home and Settings tell you when personal tracking isn't recording, and why: Location not set to Always, Motion & Fitness not allowed, or a work shift in progress. • History: Work | Personal. Personal drives get their own list, by day, with the same range filters as work. Work time can't overlap: when an edit, a restore or a reclassification would make a shift share time with another shift or a personal drive, Earnly refuses it and names the record in the way. • What a shift left you. After you enter your pay, the shift summary shows what you were paid, the gas (or electricity) Earnly estimates for the miles, and what's left, per hour too for shifts of at least a minute. Amounts that are missing show as missing, never as $0. • Complete pay amounts. In History → Work, a guided sheet walks you through closed shifts that have no pay logged yet, newest first. • Numbers that agree. Home's month figure and History's per-hour card are after gas and say how many shifts they cover. The mileage deduction stays a separate figure. The self-employment tax estimate counts only shifts with pay logged and says so. The CSV export adds a Pay Logged column. • Weeks start on Monday. History's Week range now starts on Monday in every region. • Easier-to-read Home totals. The main figures and their expanded breakdown adapt to larger text sizes. Feedback welcome — earnlydriver@gmail.com.