Changelog

What's new in Axlerun

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v1.7.0

Eight reports: what each vehicle costs, what you can claim, what is about to expire, and who is driving how. Two-step sign-in arrives with them, and Home now says when a trial has ended.

New

The reporting suite

  • Vehicle running cost — what each vehicle has cost you over a period, and what that works out to per kilometre.
  • Expense summary — spend by vehicle and category, for a quick read of where the money went.
  • Cents per kilometre claim — business kilometres for a financial year at the ATO rate, with cap usage shown as plain figures. The rate is applied for you; there is nowhere to type one.
  • GST on fuel — an estimate of the credit for a BAS period, worked out from fuel spend and your classified trips.
  • Compliance and expiry register — a card per vehicle, worst first, looking forward rather than back. A vehicle with nothing recorded reads as "not recorded", never as compliant.
  • Fines and incidents — at-risk fines first, then soonest due, with the person each is assigned to.
  • Driver scorecard — every driver over a period, with drivers who have no data left unranked rather than scored zero.
  • Fleet portfolio — a snapshot of the fleet as it stands, with allocations nobody has confirmed flagged rather than assumed.
  • One flow for all eight: pick a period, scope it to a vehicle or the whole fleet, read it, then download a CSV or PDF or have it emailed. Past exports keeps what you have already produced.
  • The period control follows the report: calendar ranges for most, financial years for the cents per kilometre claim, and a forward window for the compliance register.
  • On the web you get the full table, with search, per-column filters, sorting and a column chooser. On a phone you get the headline figures and the delivery buttons, because an eleven-column grid does not belong on a phone.
New

Two-step sign-in

  • Turn on Require two-step sign-in for the business and every password sign-in asks for a six-digit code sent to the person's email, on the phone and on the web.
  • The switch lives in a Security card on Modules & Settings, saved the same way as every other switch there.
New

When the trial ends

  • Home says the trial has ended instead of leaving you to discover it on a locked screen, and the notice stays for a month. An owner can tap it to subscribe; an admin gets the same notice worded to ask the owner, because it is the owner's call.
  • A screen the plan no longer covers re-reads your plan the moment the server refuses it, so you get the lock and the reason rather than a screen that quietly empties.
Improved

Adding a vehicle

  • A plate lookup that finds nothing now takes you straight to manual entry with the plate and state carried across, instead of a Confirm screen with empty fields and a Save that did nothing.
  • Manual entry takes an optional registration expiry, and Back always returns to the Vehicles list.
Fixed

Handing a vehicle back

  • Releasing a vehicle part-way through a drive lets the trip finish rather than cutting it short, and the logbook card reads "Finishing your last trip" instead of contradicting Home's "No Vehicle Yet".
  • A trip left open with nothing recording is closed straight away, so the card clears.
Fixed

In the car

  • CarPlay's Fuel and EV Charging tabs show stations when you are signed out, rather than a message whose only answer is to pick up the phone.iOS
  • Android Auto is not in this build. The declaration was pulled while the signed-out fix is verified, so the Android app is phone-only for now and the locator comes back to the head unit in a following release.Android
Fixed

Fixes

  • An allocation that fails says why, instead of leaving the driver list unchanged with no message.
  • A web tab left open across a deploy keeps its fuel-type and make lists when you add a vehicle.
  • The assistant stops offering what it cannot do.
Fixed

Inviting your team

  • A pending invitee can be renamed, have their role changed or be given a vehicle, all from the invitation. None of it worked before, because someone who has not accepted yet has no user record to edit.
  • Assigning a vehicle no longer depends on the member's details saving first, so a problem with a name cannot leave a driver with no vehicle.
  • Reopening an invitation link while already signed in shows that you are signed in, rather than resending a code that has already been used.
v1.6.0

Trip editing arrives: adjust where a trip started and ended, split one journey into two, or merge legs back into one.

New

Trip editing

  • Adjust where a trip started and ended. Drag the boundary on the map, pick a place by name, or extend it to a point the route never quite reached.
  • Split one recorded journey into two at any point along the route, and merge separate legs back into a single trip.
  • The merge screen draws both routes and the joining stretch between them, so you can see what you are about to combine rather than trusting two timestamps.
  • Only unclassified trips can be split or merged, and only the driver a trip belongs to can adjust it — a classified logbook stays as it was exported.
  • Adjusting happens on one big map, with pins that stick to the route and an address shown under each end.
  • Off by default. An owner turns it on under Modules, then Trips.
Improved

Logbook & trips

  • Drivers get a trips list of their own, and can adjust a trip straight from the review deck.
  • Trips carry a start and end date and time, with locations shown before the odometer.
  • A logbook entry links back to the trip it came from.
  • Owners and admins assign the driver on a manual entry, rather than it defaulting to whoever typed it.
  • Auto-classify rules belong to a person rather than a vehicle, so the vehicle selector is gone.
  • Home warns you when a missing permission is stopping automatic logging, instead of trips quietly not recording.
  • Odometer checks can be turned off per role. Axlerun normally refuses a reading that goes backwards or further than the vehicle could have travelled; untick a role and those people can record one anyway, stored flagged so you can see it was let through.
Improved

Maps

  • Maps follow your theme, so a dark app no longer opens a white map at night.
  • One map style everywhere, and route lines that flow the same way on every screen that draws one.
Fixed

Fixes

  • SMS and email alerts no longer need push notifications switched on first, and notification settings save as you change them.
  • Signed-out requests no longer log you out of a session you were still in.
  • Tracking restarts when a driver claims their vehicle back.
  • Map controls respond properly in a phone browser, and the recenter button no longer covers zoom.
v1.5.0
New

Alerts, rebuilt around urgency

  • One attention queue in four sections — Overdue, Due in the next 30 days, Later, and Missing records — so the list is ordered by what needs doing rather than by colour.
  • Acknowledge an alert to say you have seen it, or snooze it until tomorrow, for three days or for a week. Snoozed items can be hidden, and brought back at any time.
  • Each row names the driver currently in the vehicle, so an overdue rego is a conversation with a person rather than a plate.
  • An alert for a record that does not exist yet opens the form that creates it, instead of leaving you to find the screen.
  • Countdowns are worked out on your clock rather than the server's, so "due in 3 days" means three of your days.
New

Pause logging when you are not driving

  • Pause automatic logging for 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour or 2 hours, with an optional reason — walking or running, on public transport, personal rather than work.
  • While logging is paused the live card shows a countdown, so it is obvious the app is not recording and when it will start again.iOSAndroid
  • A notification when the pause ends, so logging never resumes silently.
  • End a trip that was never a drive, without it landing in the logbook as one.
New

FBT reports for the whole fleet

  • Run logbook reports across every vehicle in one batch rather than one vehicle at a time.
  • Approve in bulk, and see a report that states what it actually covers — including any vehicle left out, listed once with the reason.
  • The logbook flow is closed to drivers rather than merely hidden from them.
New

Your logo, in the app

  • Upload your business logo and crop it in the app — it appears in the dashboard header and the sidebar, placed to suit the account type.
New

Finding things in a bigger fleet

  • Pick a vehicle out of the locations map instead of scanning fifty pins for the one you want.iOSAndroid
  • The fleet list is paged, with a fleet-wide count and search, and shortcuts in the toolbar.
  • Vehicle locations and recent activity each get their own page rather than sharing the dashboard.
  • The activity feed is split by day and folded into an index you can jump around in.
  • Every vehicle list leads with the rego and is searchable, so you find a van by the thing written on it.
New

Getting help without leaving the screen

  • A Support menu replaces the question mark: a guide for the page you are actually on, a search of the help centre, all guides and videos, report an issue with diagnostics attached, or suggest an idea.
Improved

Modules

  • A module's settings now live under the module itself, on one page, instead of being scattered through Settings.
  • A module can be switched on for the office and hidden from drivers, rather than being all-or-nothing for everyone.
  • Changes take effect without restarting the app, and a switched-off module reads as off everywhere — including the vehicle Costs and Recent Activity sections on web.
  • Trip Logging and Logging Hours now belong to Logbook, Benchmarking is part of Scoring, and the AI Assistant has a module of its own.
Improved

Logbook & trips

  • A driver's logbook follows the driver rather than the vehicle, and drivers see only their own trips.
  • An owner can classify on behalf of someone who has left the business, so a departed driver no longer blocks a logbook period.
  • The review deck lets you swipe past a trip that is not yours instead of stopping on it.
  • The header describes the window you are looking at, and the vehicle picker lists every car you can log against.
  • The swipe hint on the review deck shows where you are in the stack.
  • Drivers no longer see a driver picker they cannot use, and the unclassified badge counts only their own trips.
Fixed

Fixes

  • Removed a false "Automatic Logging Was Paused" alert.
  • Driving speed resumes logging after a manual stop.
  • Mobile web shows the same settings as desktop, in the same order.
  • Pages outside the main tabs get a title bar on web, and the download-page QR codes are links too.
  • Trips that belong to another driver no longer count towards the ones you have to classify.
  • Vehicles with a usable FBT window float to the top of the list.
  • The dashboard greets you by your first name rather than your whole name.
  • The business logo now shows on the driver dashboard too.
  • The Home tab always lands on the dashboard, and a trip notification opens the Logbook rather than the dashboard.
  • The vehicle picker opens in place from FBT Logbook Automation.
  • Faster fleet, logbook and scoring screens — the roster is cached rather than refetched per screen, and score data the screen never shows is no longer fetched at all.
v1.4.0
New

Automatic logbook is free on Drive

  • Automatic GPS trip recording — and the Logging Hours schedule that controls it — are now free on every plan, including Drive.iOSAndroid
  • Cruise remains the working plan — the ATO-ready export, the auto-classify rules that keep trips export-ready as they close, and the compliance alerts.
New

FBT logbook, rebuilt

  • A four-step flow: pick the vehicle and FBT year, choose from ranked twelve-week windows, review the numbers, export.
  • Ranked candidate windows — each row shows what it's worth, the odometer readings it rests on, and how far the vehicle went.
  • Correct the odometer readings on the review step and watch the business-use percentage move before anything is exported.
  • Opening the export step runs a dry run: you see the consent summary, the record count and every row that will be in the file, and nothing is saved until you download or email it.
  • A Logbook periods screen for windows you've already exported from — re-download or resend the exact file that was consented to, with no second consent.
  • Export blockers named worst-first, with a bulk-fix screen for business trips missing a purpose.
  • Choose your own dates if you'd rather not pick from the ranked list.
New

Auto-classify rules

  • Set the shape of your week once — weekdays 8am to 6pm are business, purpose client visits — and matching trips file themselves as they close.
  • Rules run on our side, so they fire whether or not the app is open, and they honour the driver's own timezone.
  • Scope a rule to one vehicle or all of them, and reorder rules to decide which wins when two overlap.
New

Safety inspections

  • Pink slips, roadworthies and safety certificates on file per vehicle — inspection and expiry dates, station, inspector, report reference, cost, odometer and the certificate itself.
  • A fleet-wide Safety Inspections overview alongside the other compliance views.
  • The expiry countdown only appears where the state actually runs a scheduled inspection regime, with a line explaining the rule applied — so an event-triggered vehicle never sits there looking overdue.
New

Vehicle inventory

  • A photo stocktake of the tools, equipment and accessories kept in each vehicle — item, description, serial number and pictures.
  • Free on every plan, including Drive.
Improved

Logbook & trips

  • Trip lists are paged and virtualised — long histories scroll smoothly instead of loading everything at once.
  • An opt-in date filter with newest-first ordering, and a reworked logbook header.
  • The vehicle picker now reads from the fleet, so it shows every vehicle you can log against.
Improved

Fuel & EV

  • Fuel price data attribution moved to its own Disclaimer page, and price complaints can be raised in-app.
  • The Fuel & EV locator stays free on every plan — no tier gate, by design.
Fixed

Fixes

  • "Resend code" now actually sends a new code at sign-in.
  • Fixed out-of-memory crashes on Android when scrolling long lists.Android
  • The driver dashboard and vehicle picker refresh straight away after claiming a different vehicle.
  • A negative odometer variance no longer renders wrongly in the FBT metrics strip.
v1.3.0
New

Jobs & Customers

  • Create, schedule, allocate and track jobs end to end.
  • Customers with address autocomplete and one-tap call, email and directions.
  • Job commentary — a shared thread with photo and file attachments.
  • Live tracking links for customers, controlled from Business Settings.
  • A streamlined driver view: today's work, status updates and one-tap contact.
  • Grouped by day with filter chips, counts and a full desktop layout.
New

In the car

  • CarPlay: live trip timer, classify from the car, and nearby fuel & EV charging with directions.iOS
  • Android Auto: nearby fuel & EV charging, cheapest pinned first, directions to your car.Android
New

EV & fuel

  • EV vehicles now labelled as charging, not fuel, throughout.
  • New home-screen widget for the cheapest fuel near you.
  • New Logbook widget for your home screen.iOS
Fixed

Under the hood

  • Live Activity fixes: reliably ticking timer, cleaner card, no duplicates.iOS
  • Rebuilt on Expo SDK 57, plus crash and layout fixes across the app.
v1.1.0
New

AI & widgets

  • Meet your AI Assistant — talk, and it gets things done, completely hands-free.
  • Widgets everywhere — logbook, compliance and driver score on home and lock screen.
New

Live trips & in-car

  • CarPlay puts your live trip and one-tap classifying on the dash.iOS
  • Live Activities on the lock screen and Dynamic Island.iOS
  • Live trip updates in your notifications.Android
  • Fuel & EV Charging Locator — nearest servos and chargers, a tap away.
Improved

Polish

  • A faster logbook — smart date filters, quarter presets and a breezier trip review.
  • Beautiful pinch-to-zoom maps with crisp vehicle pins.
  • Smoother, faster and more reliable all round.
v1.0.2
New

Live trips & logging

  • Live trips on your Lock Screen with Live Activities and the Dynamic Island.iOS
  • Richer trip notifications, in real time.Android
  • Automatic logging on your schedule, with smarter self-healing background tracking.
New

Attachments & insights

  • Attach multiple photos and documents anywhere, and view them in-app.
  • Driver scores & overspeed — clearer trends, now with rego and driver names.
Improved

Polish

  • Full-screen, pinch-to-zoom Fuel Locator map.
  • Dark-mode trip maps, pull-to-refresh, and more reliable sign-in.

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