WrenchBook

New: - Import from Fuelio (Settings > Import from Fuelio). Reads a Fuelio CSV export and brings the fill-up history across, converting the file's units. Fuel history only: maintenance rows in the file are counted and reported, not imported. - Import a Fuelio "back up all" archive (.fuelio) covering every vehicle at once. The review screen lists each vehicle with its fill-up count, date range and units, with a checkbox and a destination picker per vehicle. Units are read per vehicle, not once for the file. - The destination vehicle is pre-selected by matching the file against your garage. Importing onto a vehicle whose odometer range doesn't overlap the file's warns first. - Vehicles can be marked inactive instead of deleted. The garage splits into Active and Inactive; retired cars keep all their history. Reversible, from a swipe or the vehicle's overflow menu. - Reminders are paused for inactive vehicles: no badges, no banner. The reminders themselves are untouched and still browsable. - Each vehicle can have a default fuel type. - Vehicles with no known year. A blank year field is now valid and means unknown, shown as 0000 rather than guessed. Changed - Fuel type is optional. Records and vehicles start unset instead of defaulting to an octane grade. - The Stats tab is split into Fuel, Distance and Service sections instead of one long scroll. Fuel covers fill-up count, volume and spend, average, best and worst economy, and month and year against the period before. Distance is derived from odometer readings on both fill-ups and service records, spread over the days between them, so a month with no entries still shows its driving. - Best and worst economy now skip stretches too short to measure, where pump shutoff variance dominates. The screen reports how many were left out. - Vehicle screens open on Maintenance, with the tabs ordered Fuel, Maintenance, Stats. - The Log Fuel shortcut opens the fill-up you just saved instead of dropping you back where you started. - ZIP backup exports are date-stamped instead of all arriving under the same filename. - Unit preferences are included in cloud backups and restored with them. - Cloud backups upload images before the manifest that names them, and receipt images the backup no longer references are removed from Drive rather than accumulating. Fixed - Correcting a number when logging fuel no longer sets the other fields off rewriting what you typed. Editing one of volume, price or total could overwrite a second field, so backspacing fought back a character at a time. - Export ZIP Backup and Import from ZIP did nothing at all. Both work. - Importing from a ZIP now marks your data for sync, so the next cloud sync can't push the pre-import snapshot back over what you just restored. - Stats period comparisons counted one boundary value too many: "last month" included this month's mileage and last year included January. - Restoring a backup onto a new phone no longer silently reverts units to miles and gallons. - An interrupted cloud backup no longer leaves the previous one damaged or citing images that never uploaded. - Garage search matches the text shown, so 0000 finds every vehicle still missing a year. - A one-word vehicle name is no longer printed twice.