Loam Moto: Moto Service Log

About Loam Moto: Moto Service Log

What's new in 1.12.0: 1.12.0 opens your garage on a computer with a QR code, lets you set your own chain-lube interval, keeps your unsaved changes, and makes saving and the Workshop more dependable. • Open your garage on a computer - on loamlog.com/moto/app choose Scan with phone, then in the app go to Settings, Backup & restore and tap Open on computer. Scan the QR and type the six-digit code your phone shows. Your recovery code is sent encrypted, only after you type that code, so you never copy it by hand. • Chain care - set your own chain-lube interval, by distance or every few rides. A measured chain asks to be measured again after a set distance, turns amber and shows your last reading and how far you have ridden since. A gauge reading on a chain with no service history now counts, and riders using miles see the right distances. • Unsaved changes are kept - Add bike, Edit bike, Add part and Add stock ask before going back would throw away what you typed. These forms follow your finger when you swipe them down, and tall forms keep their handle clear of the status bar. • Save holds still - while a bike is saving, its form, photo buttons and Delete wait. A refused value is shown at its own field and scrolled into view, a cancelled save changes nothing, a name updated from your other phone is no longer overwritten, and the photo you picked is the one that is saved. • The Workshop keeps what you confirm - a confirmed delete or a lube or sealant use is recorded even if you leave the screen, and a bottle emptied in the meantime is not drawn to zero. Each shelf item shows its price in the corner, and the first sealant top-up on a tyre offers the bottle on your shelf. • Kit Bag shows what your kit cost. • Fewer taps - logging a service offers Today and Yesterday before the calendar, the bike page has an Add part button at the top, and the garage header leads with what needs your attention. • Parts with unknown history - the bike page leads with one action to sort them, and the garage names a part that really needs a date. • Charge tracking belongs to the traction battery, and its dial shows whichever is worse, service or charge. • Screen readers - Undo messages no longer stay on screen when only the Accessibility Menu is on, Workshop shelves can be switched with a screen reader, and the due strip on the garage reads its count. • Numbers - the Arabic decimal mark is read as a decimal, and "0,500" is half, not five hundred. • Add bike tells you when its parts list could not be found. • Earlier backups - restoring one that has since been removed says it is gone instead of asking you to try again. • The wear trend no longer draws a chain's distance estimate or a battery's charge as wear. • Russian now addresses you formally everywhere.

App privacy

The developer, YEVGENIY GAVRIKOV, reported these privacy practices to Apple.