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What's New in Logmile
1.5.0
October 10, 2026
More reliable recording, more honest reporting. No more point on the equator. When a recording started, the iPhone could report an invalid position – 0° north, 0° east. Logmile used to accept it, and the straight line from there to the harbour ended up in your mileage. Such positions are now discarded. An outlier that is already in your logbook can be selected and deleted on the chart. Stopping from the Lock Screen now asks first. A tap on the Live Activity's stop button ended the recording immediately – even by accident in a pocket. Now it asks for a few seconds, and "End" sits on the other side. You find out how a recording ended. If it was stopped on the Lock Screen or on Apple Watch, or Logmile was closed while recording – by you or by iOS –, the app tells you the next time you open it, with the time or the last recorded point. Choose your language. Logmile follows your iPhone's language out of the box. In Profile > Language you can now switch between English and German yourself – independent of your iPhone. The widget, Live Activity and system prompts are changed in iOS Settings under Logmile > Language; the app points you there after switching. Weather from ECMWF. New log entries now get their weather from the European ECMWF model at 9 km resolution by default. If you never changed the default, the update switches you over once; pick a different model any time in Profile > Weather model. Screens slide in. In Profile, in Statistics and when you open an entry, the next screen now slides in from the right, the way you know it from iOS. To go back, swipe from the left edge – the screen follows your finger. Smaller fixes: the first tab is now called "Logbooks" – like the screen it opens, which now speaks of logbooks throughout. "Clean up entries" in Profile is now "Bulk edit entries", and the sea-time certificate gives nautical miles as "nm". Collapsed days show their distance only once, the tracking icon in the tab bar is centred, the logbook overview has consistent margins, the active logbook now has a thin coral outline in the list, and the header in Profile stays in place when you scroll. Points on the chart are easier to tap for deletion and stay visible once selected. The solid-colour track on the chart is now a slim, continuous line instead of thick dots.
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