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Understand a number · The screens

The Dash

The first tab: what matters at a glance, for the vehicles chosen at its top. First what needs an answer, then this month, Coming up and your loan and value.

First, what needs an answer

First what needs an answer:

  • A new safety recall (Got it, or open it).
  • A trip you recorded and haven’t saved (Save it or Discard).
  • Back on Plus after Lite, the repeating payments that came due meanwhile, listed with their dates and amounts, to add or skip.

This month

Then this month’s spending against what was logged last month by the same day (a home charging total counts once it’s logged; tap it for Stats → Costs).

An amount paid in another currency still waiting for its exchange rate isn’t compared with last month: the card says so, and a month with nothing else reads “—”.

Under it, your fuel economy and miles driven (with what to check when a car’s last tanks drop well below its usual), the last fill-up and what you’ve paid lately, and the average fuel and electricity prices.

Coming up

Coming up: maintenance due, documents to renew, and repeating payments in the next 45 days. Then a loan’s progress and the car’s value, a card when a stretch needs a look in History, and last month’s recap (Pro).

Its top line shows today’s date, the time and your phone’s time zone; the gear at the top right of every tab opens Settings.

Still have a question?The support page covers the rest, and in the app the ? at the top right of every screen opens the answer for that screen.
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