
Gas Log
Track Fuel, EV Charging & MPG
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What's New in Gas Log
1.2.0
October 28, 2026
Kilometers, liters, and kWh now work, per vehicle. Your car can finally be as metric as it always wanted to be. Electric vehicles can log charges in kWh. The gas pump icon has been notified and is taking it well. Switching from another fuel app? Import its CSV directly. Gas Log matches the columns, reads the dates, and flags rows that look like typos, such as the $2,000 tank of gas you definitely did not buy. Forgot to log a fill-up? Mark the next one as “missed previous fill-up” and it stays out of your averages. Your sedan did not get 140 MPG. Partial fill-ups now count toward your next full tank, so MPG calculations account for them correctly. Some fill-ups were previously taking credit for miles they didn’t earn. Stats, Fuel, and Expenses now share one date range: 3, 6, or 12 months, year to date, all time, or any calendar year. Expenses are grouped by month, with a total for each. Now you can see exactly which month the car decided it needed tires, brakes, and your full attention. Export a single vehicle instead of everything. The truck’s records no longer have to travel with the sedan’s. Gas Log now follows your phone’s text size. One less setting to negotiate with. Vehicles can be any color, including by hex code. Beige is back on the table, for reasons we cannot explain. Vehicle photos can now come straight from the camera. Previously the photo had to be in your library first, which, in fairness, it usually already was. Also: a cleaner MPG chart for long histories, tidier layouts at larger text sizes, exports that remember which fill-ups were partial, and a handful of other things that were quietly wrong and are now quietly right. Your existing vehicles and logged history are preserved.
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