Updates for Railbox Android
1.106.6
New screen: which rolling stock you've driven
- New Rolling-stock history screen: you can now see which stock you've driven, broken down by month and by type. Open it from the menu.
- For each type you see the total number of trips, kilometres and days, plus its share as a percentage. Tap a type to see the individual stock numbers and their share.
- A bar chart shows the split across stock types per month, with a choice between trips, kilometres or days.
1.104.2
Build a ride's route by hand
- You can now set a ride's route yourself. Open a ride's menu (the three dots) and choose Edit route.
- You build the route station by station: the app only shows stations the train can actually reach, while the distance and the map keep pace. If the automatic distance is off, this is how you correct it.
1.103.7
A clearer rides overview and more reliable delay data
- In a shift, you now see the time between two consecutive rides.
- The rides overview now shows full station names instead of abbreviations.
- Delay data for each ride loads more reliably and is always up to date, even on shifts with many rides.
- You now open a ride's actions from a menu button next to the ride.
1.99.0
Choose when the app locks, and sign out more safely
- You now choose how soon the app locks again after you close it: immediately, after 1, 5 or 15 minutes, or only on restart. Set it under Settings → App lock.
- Signing out now asks for confirmation first, so a single tap can't sign you out by accident.
- When you move to another page, you now start at the top instead of halfway down.
1.97.1
New statistics screen
- There is a new statistics screen: your worked time, shifts and patterns in one overview, for the period you choose: this week, this month, the last 8 weeks or a custom date range.
- You see your total hours, average shift length, work days, overtime and your longest and shortest shift, with a comparison against the previous period.
- A timeline shows your hours per day, and an overview splits your time across the different work types.
- Under trips and patterns you see which lines and routes you rode most and on which days and hours you work.
1.92.0
App lock, and faster access to your settings
- You can now lock the app with your fingerprint or face. Turn it on under Settings → App lock. After that the app asks you to unlock every time you open it, with your phone's PIN or pattern as a fallback.
- From your profile (tap your name at the bottom) you now open the app settings in one tap, and the link to your account has its own, clearer icon.