More reliable membership recovery and clearer location guidance.
Release overview
Build 156 keeps the active membership term authoritative, recovers safely when a native purchase is cancelled, packages the Firebase iOS configuration correctly, and avoids interrupting active work for transient location refresh failures.
Improvements in this release
Active membership term and purchase recovery
Native-store cancellation and status projection now preserve the selected paid term and leave the account recoverable without a misleading checking state.
What this means for you: Drivers see the plan and term they actually own and can safely recover an interrupted or cancelled purchase.
Sunday, September 27, 2026Platform adapters preserve work safely
Billing, location, attestation, document capture, notifications and secure journals now use scoped typed adapters with generation fences, cancellable work and durable recovery. A native callback can report an observation or request a device action, but only the API can authorize membership, money or trip state.
What this means for you: Interrupted work is less likely to lose its context, and sensitive operations do not depend on an unverified device callback.
Sunday, September 27, 2026Clearer Apple and Google subscription recovery
StoreKit and Google Play discovery now retain bounded product diagnostics, distinguish cancellation from an unknown provider handoff, and preserve the original operation for status reconciliation. Current-plan display uses the authoritative plan term, while upgrades and deferred downgrades remain server-owned.
What this means for you: Drivers see the membership term they actually purchased and receive a safe recovery path when a store response is delayed or interrupted.
Sunday, September 27, 2026Release checks cover adapter races and recovery
The release gate exercises typed native-adapter contracts, membership term projection, cancellation and unknown-outcome recovery, localization and release metadata. Automated evidence remains distinct from physical-store and provider certification.
What this means for you: Support and release teams can distinguish tested source behavior from provider-specific checks that still require a real device or store environment.
Sunday, September 27, 2026