Changelog
What's changed in CARLOG, in plain language — newest first. Small fixes and internal work aren't all listed here; this covers what actually affects how you use the product.
NewA homepage that actually shows what CARLOG does
The homepage has a new hero and a new "vehicle & fleet management" section that lays out the whole product at a glance: everything you can do with one car, everything CARLOG Fleet adds for multiple vehicles and drivers, and the garage/reports/document-pool tools that tie it all together. Reports — previously easy to miss on the homepage — now get their own dedicated section listing exactly what you can generate: full vehicle history, fuel, service, parts, documents, and fleet-wide reports.
Nothing about the app itself changed here — this is purely about the homepage doing a better job of showing what's already there.
Also fixed
- Light Mode readability — a few spots on the homepage (the hero headline, some supporting text, and the "Fuel · Service · Costs · Documents · Reminders" line) were harder to read than they should have been in Light Mode. Contrast is fixed across the whole homepage now, in both Light and Dark.
FixedReceipts now keep their own currency
Adding a cost from a receipt — fuel, service, parts, insurance, anything — could end up recorded in EUR even when the receipt was clearly in another currency. That's fixed. When you scan or upload a receipt, CARLOG now reads the currency off it (PLN, USD, GBP, CZK and others) and pre-fills it for you — you can always change it before saving, and nothing is ever assumed without a chance to review it first.
Every cost record keeps its original amount and currency alongside the converted figure used for your totals, so your Costs dashboard and reports add everything up correctly even when your fuel was in one currency, your insurance in another, and your parts in a third.
NewCARLOG is becoming a platform
The homepage now introduces where CARLOG is headed: one platform with four levels of control. CARLOG (what you're using today — one car, full cost tracking) is joined by CARLOG PRO for small fleets, CARLOG FLEET for larger operations, and a future CARLOG AI layer for predictive maintenance and cost forecasting. Nothing about your existing account changes — this is about what's coming next, built on the same records you're already keeping.
NewReal pricing, safer downgrades, and a cleaner mobile menu
Pricing is now real: Free (one vehicle), Premium at €9.99/month or €99.99/year (up to five vehicles), and Enterprise for larger fleets — all on one comparison page. If you ever downgrade below your vehicle limit, nothing is deleted: the extra vehicle is simply paused until you either remove it or upgrade again, at which point everything comes right back.
The mobile navigation menu was rebuilt for reliability, and a couple of display bugs in vehicle plate numbers were corrected.
ImprovedFaster loading, and a permissions system that's actually complete
The app now loads in a fraction of the time it used to — cold loads went from roughly 700ms to under 100ms by combining what used to be six separate startup requests into one. Every plan feature that was defined but not yet built now has a working implementation behind it, including vehicle comparison, deeper cost analysis charts, and insurance policies with proper start/end dates and renewal reminders.
Also shipped
- Vehicle comparison — a ranked view across all your cars, answering "which one actually costs less to run?"
- Side-by-side comparison — pick two or three vehicles and see exactly where they differ.
- 12-month cost analysis — a running spend chart and quarterly cost-per-km, with fixed costs like insurance kept separate from what you spend driving.
- Insurance policies with real terms — start and end dates, automatic renewal reminders, and a premium history that shows whether your price is actually going up.
- Driver attribution — tag fuel, charging, and cost entries to whoever was driving, with a per-driver spend breakdown. Deleting a driver never deletes their history.
- Vehicle value tracking — record what a dealer, insurer or listing actually told you a car is worth, and see depreciation alongside your running costs for the real cost of ownership.
- Receipt scanning — attach a photo of a receipt or invoice and CARLOG reads the amount, date, and vendor for you to confirm before it's saved. Runs entirely on your device — nothing is sent to a third party.
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