RosterView

Fixes and improvements throughout: • A widget for your home screen and lock screen. Your next duties, drawn the way the app draws them — the same colours, the same icons, the same report times. Add it from the lock screen (press and hold, then Customise, then the area under the clock) or the home screen (press and hold, tap +, search RosterView). It follows every import and rolls over to the next day by itself. • Add to calendar, in one tap. Your duties are written straight into the Calendar app, into a calendar of their own called "RosterView" — so you can hide or remove all of them in one move, and your own calendars are never read or changed. Tap it again after a re-import and it replaces what is there instead of adding everything twice. • Duty codes have moved. They were a tab of their own; they now sit under your photo, in Profile & settings, with your airline, your roster page and your flight number prefix. One less tab, more room for the screens you use. • Your crew list works offline. It is saved on your phone, so it is there on the aircraft or anywhere without a signal — and if the server cannot be reached the app says so instead of showing an empty list. • A simulator session is one session again. The roster gives each seat its own row with its own code; that was being read as two separate sim duties on one day, so only one name showed. Both names now appear, in roster order, with whatever code the roster printed beside them. • Layovers are easier to read. Each flight and the stop between them sits in its own panel, with how long you have on the ground, the weather and what to pack. Prefer the old single list? Profile & settings has a switch. • Original roster says when it was imported, in which time zone, and how long ago — including for pages captured by earlier versions. • The month draws far faster on a large roster, and stays fast as the years add up. • Sharing, exporting and saving a calendar file all open the normal iOS share sheet, and saved calendar files keep every duty. • Find a swap matches seat for seat — First Officers see First Officers, Captains see Captains — and can now search any trip on your days, not just the same destination. • Bigger, easier targets throughout, and every question the app asks is now asked inside the app.