WrenchTime: Car Maintenance

Thanks for using WrenchTime! New - Build your own trip Live Activity per vehicle: pick Live dashboard cards on the Lock Screen, the Dynamic Island readings and the CarPlay row, with weather, grade, range and any OBD-II signal. - Four new gauge styles (Pro) for the Live dashboard and CarPlay: Hairline, Chrono, Radial and Apex. - Five new accent colors (Pro): Fire Red, Bright Orange, Phthalo Green, Electric Blue and Pure White. - Heavy-duty vans and trucks that speak WWH-OBD now connect, with live data, trouble codes, readiness and freeze frames. - The signal catalog now lists the WiCAN vehicle profiles, so more models get ready-made signals. - Over 15,000 more catalog signals for dozens of brands, from modules such as the instrument cluster, body and climate. - LPG and CNG vehicles can log their gas system's filter, on its own or in a Service. - Use any OBD-II signal, custom ones included, as your vehicle's fuel level, state of charge or odometer: range, fuel and battery estimates and the odometer then follow what the car reports. - Experimental: split a trip in two when you change car halfway through (Settings > Experimental Features). Improved - Every CarPlay tile now follows your gauge style, and round gauges fill the tile. - Gauge readings stay white and turn amber or red only inside a warning zone; scale numbers are never colored. - Without an OBD-II adapter connected, Live dashboard gauges still show their dial, with N/A in place of the reading. - WrenchTime now tells you when another app is using your OBD-II adapter. - Disconnect When the Vehicle Sleeps is now Alarm-Sensitive Vehicle, and also keeps the app off that car until you drive off. - Feedback goes by email, and you choose which parts of the diagnostic log go with it. - Fuel and charging scans read spaced-out digits, keep every decimal, and let you type values a photo cannot give. - A trip started by a Shortcut or a CarPlay automation recognizes your car from its OBD-II adapter as the drive begins, so data starts with the trip and your favorite vehicle is no longer shown while you drive another. - With automatic detection, a drive that is slow to get going after your car's Bluetooth connects is no longer missed. - A DEMO badge shows while Demo Mode stands in for your OBD-II adapter. - While your vehicle's Bluetooth is connected, a trip no longer ends at a level crossing or while you idle. Set how long it may wait in Trip Tracking settings. - A custom signal whose gauge range looks unusual now asks you to check it before it is saved or imported. - Custom signals on older K-line (KWP2000) cars read long answers and reach the right control unit. - What's New in Settings > Support now goes all the way back to version 1.0.0, so you can browse the full history of WrenchTime. Fixed - A receipt photo with a very long run of digits no longer closes the app. - A trip you start by hand keeps the vehicle you picked, even if iOS closes WrenchTime during the drive. - Choosing a photo for a receipt in the fuel form no longer freezes the app. - Adding a document from a file still in iCloud Drive, or a large photo, no longer freezes the entry form. - Two vehicles whose car stereos share the same Bluetooth name are now told apart. - A drive in another car no longer starts on the vehicle whose car stereo you used last. - A trip filed under a car parked where it began moves to the car you drive once the parked one falls silent.