Added support for "Expense Records", for tracking expenses like insurance and registration
Added support for backing up to .cndb files, which makes it much easier to backup your CarNerd data.
Improvements to the user interface.
Better handling of dynamic text and accessibility sizes.
Bug Fixes.
v2.0.1, build 4012 - November 6, 2017
Fixed a bug that may have caused a crash when updating from CarNerd version 1.0 to 2.0.
v2.0, build 4011 - November 5, 2017
Units
By popular request, CarNerd now supports international units. Entries can be made in miles or kilometers, and fuel efficiency can now be measured in mpg, L/100km, etc. Feel free to change your preferred units at any time, and CarNerd will automatically convert and recalculate everything!
Import & Export
It is now possible to backup, export, and save all your data! Email your .carnerddata files or back them up to your mac via AirDrop to protect your data in case your phone is lost, upgraded, etc. Restore or import existing data at any time.
VIN Lookup
You can now add new vehicles to CarNerd by scanning their VIN barcode! Automatically enters make/model/year for new vehicles.
On-The-Fly Editing
You can now add a new fuel station directly while adding a new fill-up. This makes entering fill-ups even faster and easier!
Other Changes
The old "car" icon has been replaced by a better/sleeker button right at the top of every screen.
Vehicles can now have their fuel-system set so that fuels of different types aren't presented erroneously.
Improved the accuracy of statistics calculations.
Continuity warnings are now more helpful (you will now be shown which other records are in conflict)
Performance improvements.
Fixed a bug related to tab bar coloring
Fixed a bug on reminders where in certain cases the months & miles values were being displayed incorrectly.
Numerous UI bugs when editing records
Relocated errant squirrels
Took possession of giant cache of acorns
Conversion from Swift 2 to Swift 4!
Lots more
v1.0.2, build 3125 - June 20, 2016
Fixed the way partial fill-ups were handled and how fuel efficiency was calculated for them.
