MileClear: Mileage Tracker UK

Another reliability release. Nine fixes, and every one of them started with a driver telling us a drive had gone wrong. Short hops are no longer dropped from a busy day. On a day of several stops, a leg of under half a mile could produce so few GPS points that MileClear treated it as stray data and threw it away, while keeping the longer legs either side of it. Short legs are now judged on the distance they actually covered, so a real journey survives however few points it produced. A journey that starts recording late no longer loses its opening miles. If your phone shut MileClear down as you set off, recording could pick up well into the drive, and because the trip still showed the right start place and the right start time, the missing miles were invisible. MileClear now fills that gap with the real road distance between where you set off and where recording began, and says on the trip that it has done so. A merged journey keeps its whole route. When one drive was joined onto the one before it, the mileage was added but the second half of the route was not stored, so the map drew only part of the journey and splitting it at a stop could not find the stop. The full route now comes across with it. An unfinished Start Trip is recovered instead of discarded. If you tapped Start Trip and your phone closed the app before you finished, the recorded route was eventually deleted. It now becomes a trip, split at the stops along the way. You decide when a stop ends a journey. In Settings, then Tracking, choose anything from 5 minutes to an hour. Long waits at a depot or a site no longer split one job into several trips, and sitting in traffic still keeps the journey whole. Also in this build: a brief server problem can no longer cost you an earning, fuel entry or shift you have just saved; reporting a missing trip now checks whether it is still saving first and shows it to you if it appears; and signing in as someone else on a shared phone starts clean. If a drive ever does go missing, report it from the Trips tab under "Missing a trip you made?". The diagnostic that comes with it is exactly what we build these fixes from, and it goes straight to the person writing the code.