Garbago Crew

Your work survives a bad signal Completing a stop no longer throws the work away when the signal drops. The stop and its photos are saved on the phone with a “Saved on This Device” message, and you no longer get a success screen for something that never sent. Submits give up after 30–45 seconds instead of leaving you on a spinner. Previously a failed write could hang effectively forever. In a dead zone the app stops making you wait. After two failed submits it starts saving straight to the phone, re-checks about once a minute, and reopening the app pushes anything still waiting. Reporting Unable to Service with no signal no longer crashes the app, and the confirmation now says the report is saved on your phone rather than claiming the team has been notified. Finished work stops being sent over and over. The app now tracks what the office has actually received, and one problem stop can no longer block everything behind it. Unable to Service The reason list is tappable, and if reasons can't load you get a message and a Try Again rather than a dead screen. While you have signal the app downloads skip reasons for every route on your list, not just the one you opened — so you can still report a skip on a route you haven't opened yet. You can no longer tap a greyed-out placeholder while the list loads, or pick a leftover reason belonging to a different service. Typed text is required only for “Other”. Junk hauling, weekly trash and dumpsters Junk hauling stops can be finished with no signal. Items, load size and the price update are held on the phone and sent when you're back in coverage. See the caveat below — this works with no bars, not with one bar. On a weekly trash stop the can count is pre-filled from the customer's plan; change it if what you serviced differs. Dumpster stops finish through the same short confirm sheet as a trash stop, with the count pre-filled and an optional photo. Map and stability Follow-mode keeps the zoom you set instead of jumping in tight, so the route line and your next stop stay visible. When the office adds a new notification type or service type, screens like notifications and route history keep loading instead of coming up empty.