JuiceBox: EV Charging Log

Major Updates: · Free users can now log as many charging sessions as they like. Your whole session history is always visible, and your stats, widgets and Apple Watch now use every session you log · Leave out kWh when logging a new session and you can activate Pending Charging. Your charge shows on the Lock Screen, Dynamic Island, Apple Watch and CarPlay while it runs, and JuiceBox reminds you to add the kWh when it's done · Sessions now keep the time a charge started. Open Started to pick Yesterday or Today in a tap, and drag round a 24-hour dial that shows your peak and off-peak hours · Add your MOT/Inspection, service, Road Tax and Insurance dates in a vehicle's Running Costs tab on the new vehicle profile page, and JuiceBox reminds you before each one is due. With JuiceBox Pro, log every expense from repairs to parking, with monthly payments added for you, and see what your EV really costs to run · Tap Odometer on a vehicle to update its reading any time, without logging a charge. JuiceBox spots a reading that looks mistyped, and keeps a history you can change. Turn on Mileage Checks in Settings under Notifications and JuiceBox asks for your reading when there's been none for a while · Charging a company or salary sacrifice car at home and entitled to reimbursement? JuiceBox Pro makes a monthly PDF or CSV report for your employer. Claim the electricity cost or business distance driven, plus any other expenses. Every report has its own reference and checks your readings and rates, so you and your employer can trust the numbers · See what your charging has saved you against a typical ICE vehicle, in Stats. Set your local fuel prices for a closer comparison · Save your peak and off-peak electricity rates in Settings under Electric Tariff, and they appear as quick fill buttons when you log a session · If a home charge ran across both rates, turn on Split Tariff to divide the kWh between them and JuiceBox works out the true cost · Got solar panels or a home battery? Turn them on in Settings under Electric Tariff, then say how much of a home charge came from each. JuiceBox works out what it really costs, with solar free or at your export rate. Stats shows how much of your home charging came from the sun · Filter a vehicle's sessions to a date range to find a charge quickly. The calendar marks each day you charged with a dot for home or public. Pro users also get Flexi JuiceLog, which shows your stats and trends for any date range you choose · Every widget has been redesigned to match the app, plus two new ones: Recent Sessions, with a button to log a charge, and Running Costs, showing what's due next. Your Apple Watch complications have a fresh look too Minor Updates: · The new and edit session forms have been redesigned to be cleaner and quicker to fill in · New sessions show the total cost before you save · Add your starting charge and JuiceBox estimates the kWh added, ready to use with a tap · Save now needs the kWh added, so a charge that's still going isn't saved as 0 kWh. Start it to finish later instead · Scan now sits next to your car's name at the top of a new session · Importing your charging history from a .jbx, .json or .csv file is now free for everyone · Trialing JuiceBox Pro? You'll now get a reminder 7 days and 2 days before your free trial ends · Swipe a charging session to edit or delete it · Each vehicle now has its own page, with its sessions and running costs in tabs under a new header showing its details and what's due next · Total distance tracked in Stats is now free for everyone. It's worked out from your first and last odometer readings and many more. Bug Fixes: · Fixed a bug where the usable capacity in Stats didn't match the calculated usable capacity shown on Driveway · Fixed a bug where the small All Time widget always showed distance in miles, even if you use kilometres · Fixed a bug where cancelling a data import or export still said it was successful