Boat Care - Fuel & Service Log

True Burn Edition A round of honest math, sharper history, and the small fixes that quietly tidy up a long season of logging. Lifetime fuel burn, calculated honestly The average GPH on your dashboard now uses total gallons divided by total hours across every fill — the way you'd actually work it out on the back of a receipt. The old way took the simple mean of each fill's rate, which let a short top-off skew the number the same as a long cruise. Thirty hours, twenty gallons, three fills? The answer is 0.66 — not 0.75 — and the tile finally agrees. Fuel entries you can actually edit Tap the pencil on any fuel entry to reopen it, fix a typo'd price, adjust the location, hit Update — the sheet closes itself like it always should have. There's a Save button on the keyboard accessory bar now, so you don't have to dismiss the keys first. Marinas, looked up properly Type "Yarrow Bay" in the location field on a new fuel entry and you'll get Apple Maps suggestions plus a Recents list of marinas you've fueled at before. Pick one and the latitude and longitude come along for the ride. History, decluttered Adding a part to the shelf no longer pretends to be a history event. Map pins at the same dock now stack into a single cluster with a count badge — tap it to see every visit at that spot. Tap the Engine Hours summary to toggle between the range total ("100 hrs") and the latest reading ("512"), with an animated number transition. Bigger fonts on the summary tiles. The redundant part number crowding the row name is gone — it's already on its own line. Engine hours, no more silent rounding Logging a service or part used at 412.6 engine hours used to land quietly at 412.0 because the decimal wheel never wrote its value back to the field. Fixed at the source. Care Products with UPCs Boat Care products got their own SKU/UPC field and a barcode scanner button to match the Parts editor. Two new categories: Gel Coat, and Adhesives & Sealers. Drag, drop, paste Long-press a photo in Safari and drag it onto a Part's photo well to drop it in. Or paste from the clipboard — the same option that's been on Care Products is now on Parts too. Reorder, one tap Parts and Care Products both get a green Reorder cart button next to Share whenever you've saved a purchase URL. No URL? It falls back to an Amazon UPC search. Neither? The button hides itself. Show Installed, when you want it The Parts screen now hides installed parts by default — they live in each boat's service history where they belong. Need to look one up to reorder? Flip the Show Installed toggle and it remembers your choice. Plus the usual rigging: no autocorrect mauling your part numbers, and a tidier purchase row on Parts. Anchor's up.