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What's New in Logmile
1.4.0
September 20, 2026
The day gets its own place. Until now a day in the logbook list was a thin divider with a date on it. Now every day has its own card: the ports, the distance sailed, the number of entries and the beginning of whatever you wrote about that day. A tap on the strip at the right opens the day in full. There you find what that day actually was: ports, distance under sail and under engine, strongest wind, manoeuvres, top speed. Below that your day's notes and your quote as before, then the weather review — wind range with its shift, air, water, pressure trend, waves. All measured values from that day, no forecast. At the bottom, the photos attached to that day's entries. Collapse days. The day header is now a handle — in the detailed view and in the compact one. Collapsed, the day's summary stays visible so you can see what you are hiding. Several days may be closed at once. In the evening the app asks once. Once you are moored and have been lying for half an hour, a suggestion appears inside the app: write up the day. No push, no notification, nothing outside the app — and it can be switched off in Settings. Delete GPS outliers right on the chart. A point far out that was never there costs miles and skews your statistics. Now you tap it on the chart and delete it — after two confirmations, the first of which tells you the distance before and after. Important: the distance is recalculated at the break. Until now, deleting in the middle of a track left half the outlier's distance in place forever. Average speed is now correct. It used to average in time at rest: a night in harbour brings hundreds of entries at zero knots, and ten minutes at six knots came out as 0.6 kn next to them. It is now calculated only over time under sail and under engine — which is why the line reads "Avg under way" rather than just "Avg". New in Stats: "All numbers". Time at rest, miles under sail, under engine and at night, strongest wind, average and maximum wind force, pressure range — and below that a count of which manoeuvres you sailed how often and which #hashtags appear in your notes. In the logbook PDF the day's figures now sit beneath the tables they come from: manoeuvre count and top speed under the nautical table, wind range and pressure trend under the weather. And because a logbook is not always private — it goes to the charter company, to an association, to the insurer — the export now has an "Include daily texts" switch. Turn it off and your notes and quotes stay out, without having to empty the fields. The bar at the bottom has a pill behind the active entry that travels with you. On the chart, the figures band at the top is gone: just the chart.
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