Maintenance Crew

A polish release, top to bottom. Everything agrees now. Out-of-stock parts show red everywhere, never green. Tasks lead with when they're next due — a date, a day count, or hours left. The Overdue, Due soon and Healthy counts on My Boat, the Dashboard and the Calendar match the lists beside them, and every interval reads the same way ("Every 50 h or monthly"). On iPhone, the Dashboard opens with a one-line status of what's overdue, what's due soon and what's to buy, with overdue and due-soon work right underneath. My Boat lists your systems on the first screen, and a system opens on its status and maintenance before the details. On iPad, full-width screens no longer stretch or leave empty bands, Readiness is one clean column, and the Calendar stops repeating itself. On Mac, every sheet shares one native layout with a default button, so Return saves, and Edit Part and Edit Vessel open on their fields instead of a big photo. Forms keep getting tidier. Optional dates are a single row you can add or clear. Every sheet saves with Save. Icons that didn't mean anything are gone. When something fails, the message says what failed and what to do next. Dark mode gets a more readable accent colour. The sample boats now tell one consistent story, with more to explore: a paused job, a project in progress, passage pins on the work chart, two saved locations, and sample manuals that open to the page a job cites. "Reset sample data" removes them and keeps everything you've added.