An admin setting a password signs out that person's devices
When an admin sets the password of another user, that person is signed out on all their devices, as with your own password change. Useful with a lost phone.
Product updates
What changed in the app, day by day, newest first. Each entry says what is new or different, in plain words.
Back brings you to where you were on a page
Going back lands you at the spot you left, also on a page that reloads its data, such as a training.
The phone app for iPhone and Android
The same screens as the web app, in an app that starts without signal, records a GPS track with the screen off and updates itself in the background.
Saving a dog keeps a running injury or absence
Saving a dog without the fields for injury and days out no longer ends an injury or absence that was running.
The temperature says where it was looked up
Under Temperature you see whether it was looked up where the GPS track began, at the start of the route, or at the kennel. A temperature you typed yourself shows nothing extra.
Archiving a training stops its GPS tracking at once
If someone archives the training you are tracking, the tracking on your phone stops immediately, with a message that the training was archived. What was recorded stays.
Counters on the tabs and in the menu follow live
The counts on the tabs and in the menu update when someone else changes something, and are fetched again when you come back to the app after a while.
List filters stay until you change them
The filters of a list stay as you set them, also after an hour away. On the phone, a filter with a dropdown fits the filter panel again.
The training shows who is tracking it
A training that a phone is tracking says so under the title. If your other device is tracking, Continue here takes the place of Start tracking and asks first.
An archived training opens, with Bring back
After archiving you stay on the training, which gets a red Archived badge and Bring back at the top right. An archived training also opens from the list or an old link.
Lists refresh by themselves after an action
After archiving, editing or adding a result, the list fetches again without you refreshing. The same for dogs, routes and users.
Pinned notes on a dog
What everyone should know about a dog sits at the top of the dog page and as a badge in the dog list. Pin, edit and remove a note from its menu.
Archive instead of trash
Trainings and tasks are archived rather than deleted. Admins get an Archived filter, as routes already had.
A GPS track records on one device
A track records on the device that started it. Another device shows You are tracking on another device, with Continue on this device. The device it left closes its recorder at once.
Lists and pages follow other screens live
Every change to a training, task, dog, route, user, heat, period out or note reaches every screen as it happens.
Notes on a dog as separate notes
Write a note, remove it with Undo, see it live. The old single notes field is gone and existing notes were moved over.
Empty lists say what to do
An empty list shows its own empty state with a button to begin, and Clear filters when nothing matches.
Lineup taps are kept and never overwrite someone else
A training starts once per tap. Lineup taps are not lost and do not overwrite another handler, and a conflict gives back the saved lineup.
The season starts in a month
The season begins in a month of your choosing. Season 2026/27 runs from that month in 2026 to the month before it in 2027.
A puppy has a last day as a puppy
A puppy can have a last day and becomes an adult overnight.
Out and injured are periods with a history
A dog is out for a number of days, not weeks. Out and injured are periods with a history on their own tab. Dogs that can run in lead get the word Lead.
Routes: draw, import a GPX file and recognise
Recognising which route a GPS track rode, how often and how fast a route was run, routes per dog, drawing a route on the map or importing a GPX file, and the route as a guide on the map and the phone.
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