Driven: Driving Hours Trackerv1.1.5

What changed

• New featureIndividual odometers, fuel logs, and service histories for different vehicle types.
• New featureSupport for logging journeys for bikes, scooters, taxis, and trains with custom icons.
• UXAbility to add a new vehicle directly within the trip logging flow.
• SocialShare journey routes, stops, and pauses with other Driven users.
• New featureManual toggle to distinguish between driving and being a passenger for total calculations.
• PerformanceImproved trip recording logic to prevent splitting drives and ensure accurate end times.
• PerformanceEnhanced map accuracy and distance measurement, including retroactive updates to old drives.
• New featureAutomatic exclusion of ferry and car train mileage from driving totals.
• UXFull VoiceOver support and dynamic text size compatibility for accessibility.
• New featureVehicle archiving system to preserve journey history while cleaning up active lists.

Original release notes

Driven 1.1.5

NEW
• One garage for every vehicle — your motorcycle, van or truck now gets its own odometer, fuel log and service history, right next to your car.
• Bikes, scooters, taxis and trains live there too — add one with the icon and the name you want, and log journeys to it.
• Add a vehicle without leaving the trip you're logging.
• Share a drive — send a journey to another Driven user with its route, stops and pauses intact.
• Say what counts as your driving, journey by journey — you drove there and sat in the passenger seat coming back, and now your totals can tell the difference.
• Every ride is recorded again — set off on a bike and Driven captures it, then asks which vehicle it was rather than guessing.

IMPROVED
• Smarter recording — a quick stop no longer splits a drive in two, and recording ends when you arrive, not minutes later.
• Sharper distances and maps — journeys are measured from a cleaner route and start and end right where you did, and some of your older drives have been remeasured and redrawn to match.
• Ferries and car trains are told apart from driving — the miles you were carried no longer count as miles you drove, or show on your map as a road.
• Mileage reports that add up — real numbers in every column, a total at the bottom, and you choose whether to include the journeys you didn't drive yourself.
• Introducing archive — vehicles are archived, your journeys keep their name and their icon, and you can bring one back any time.
• Every vehicle looks like itself, and Driven reads well at any text size, with full VoiceOver labels throughout.
• Put imported trips on the map with Apple Maps, and Driven keeps its own storage tidy so the app takes less room on your phone.

Thanks for driving with us. See you on the next update.