Clearer trip sharing, rentals, service access and membership journeys.
Release overview
This release brings together the improvements from builds 244 and 248 with live shared-trip updates and assigned driver and vehicle details. Provider workspaces distinguish document readiness, membership allowance and account access. Plan comparisons show the store currency and benefits for the selected term; subscription management and purchase recovery have a clearer path. Rental browsing, booking, payment, receipts, collection and return provide more specific status and next actions. The app links to updated End User and Transportation Provider manuals. Delivery drafts, open requests, ride search and map interactions recover more clearly after interruptions. Registration preserves the chosen journey, and Back returns to the previous task. Financial actions retain the original operation for safe recovery. Actual service availability, payment outcomes and plan access depend on the country, account, provider and published policy.
Improvements in this release
Clearer device access and membership purchase recovery.
Build 191 improves first launch after reinstall, including fresh notification-token registration and clearer device-access errors. It improves recovery when a previous account owns a store purchase, so a new account is not pushed into a restore loop. It also reduces repeated background requests after interrupted telemetry or authentication. Account, membership, wallet, and payment outcomes remain subject to server and provider confirmation.
What this means for you: Clearer device access and membership purchase recovery.
Fresh-install reliability and safer account switching.
Build 192 improves the first launch after reinstall, notification-token registration, device-access error guidance, and recovery when an earlier account owns a store purchase. It also clears account-specific purchase confirmations when signing out, so they do not appear on another account’s login screen. Payment and membership outcomes remain subject to server and provider confirmation.
What this means for you: Fresh-install reliability and safer account switching.
More reliable membership recovery, smoother tracking, and improved forms.
Build 193 preserves the fresh-install, account-switching, and notification improvements from build 192. It improves the ownership and recovery of interrupted membership operations, prevents older location updates from appearing fresh, and improves keyboard visibility, cursor editing, and accessible dialog navigation. Financial and trip outcomes remain subject to authoritative server confirmation.
What this means for you: More reliable membership recovery, smoother tracking, and improved forms.
Clearer driver alerts and safer wallet transfers.
Build 181 improves driver verification and vehicle readiness feedback, wallet transfer confirmation and recovery, and the guidance shown when ride alerts are switched off on a device. Drivers can return to notification settings directly, while transfers show the recipient, amount, exchange rate and total debit before submission. Server and payment-provider records remain authoritative for balances, entitlements and interrupted actions.
What this means for you: Clearer driver alerts and safer wallet transfers.
Clearer fresh-install device check
The app distinguishes a device attestation failure from network and server failures and offers an appropriate retry. A fresh installation rotates its notification token once before binding it to the new installation.
What this means for you: People receive a clearer recovery path on first launch and notifications bind to the current installation.
Fresh-install and account transition cleanup
The app rotates a fresh installation’s notification token once, distinguishes device attestation from network or server errors, and retires account-specific confirmation banners before sign-out completes.
What this means for you: First launch and switching accounts present clearer, account-appropriate information.
Account-aware membership recovery
Interrupted membership operations retain their original account and country association, and delayed product discovery cannot restore a retired screen or operation.
What this means for you: Membership recovery remains attached to the correct account.
Protected App Store recovery
Canonical account UUID comparisons avoid letter-case ownership errors. Expired unfinished transactions require server verification before retirement and do not grant access to another account.
What this means for you: Purchase recovery keeps account ownership and uncertain-outcome safeguards.
Protected App Store recovery
Canonical account UUID comparisons avoid letter-case ownership errors. Interrupted restored callbacks retain the original verification identity. Sandbox and renewed subscription evidence is reconciled with Apple while account ownership and signed expiry remain authoritative.
What this means for you: Purchase recovery keeps account ownership and uncertain-outcome safeguards.
Account-aware membership and inquiry recovery
Membership writes are serialized per account and stale responses are ignored. Interrupted rider inquiries keep their original command, key, and revision until authoritative reconciliation. Previous protected App Store recovery is retained.
What this means for you: Recovery preserves account ownership and does not repeat uncertain mutations blindly.
Signed Apple refund reconciliation
Cumulative signed refund amounts, historical refunds and signed reversals use the canonical accounting processor. Only missing financial corrections are posted; ambiguous or overstated prior refunds require reviewed compensation.
What this means for you: Financial corrections retain signed evidence and do not repeat an already-posted reversal.
Specific wallet and support guidance
Wallet loading retains last-good money and freshness under account, tenant and country fencing. Typed failures show localized guidance, a support code and a validated occurrence reference when available; unknown outcomes do not introduce a generic mutation retry.
What this means for you: Customers can distinguish unavailable wallet information from a confirmed balance and follow the relevant safe next action.
Start in the service you need
Customer navigation brings Hail a Ride, Rentals and Shipping together. A saved customer startup choice returns to the preferred service after sign-in.
What this means for you: Reach the intended service with fewer detours.
Clearer driver readiness and account recovery.
Build 190 improves country-specific driver and vehicle readiness guidance, including clearly marked optional documents. It refines action-required recovery, account notifications, and membership and wallet presentation. The app continues to rely on the server and payment providers for approval, balances, purchases, and interrupted transaction outcomes.
What this means for you: Clearer driver readiness and account recovery.
Safer membership purchase recovery
When a store purchase belongs to an earlier account, the app shows account-specific recovery guidance rather than repeatedly prompting the current account to restore it.
What this means for you: Drivers can understand a purchase ownership conflict without being trapped in a restore loop.
Membership purchase recovery
A store purchase associated with an earlier account presents account-specific recovery guidance instead of repeatedly asking the current account to restore it.
What this means for you: Drivers can resolve a purchase ownership conflict without a restore loop.
More dependable location freshness
The map retains the acquisition time and accuracy of accepted location evidence, so rejected updates cannot make an older driver position appear current.
What this means for you: Trip tracking communicates the age and quality of the displayed position more accurately.
Clearer wallet and notification navigation
Confirmed top-ups show the wallet balance, bidding-hall recovery actions say Refresh, and iOS readiness does not direct users to unsupported per-app vibration settings.
What this means for you: Users receive clearer results and actionable settings guidance.
Clearer wallet and notification navigation
Confirmed top-ups show the wallet balance, bidding-hall recovery actions say Refresh, and iOS readiness does not direct users to unsupported per-app vibration settings.
What this means for you: Users receive clearer results and actionable settings guidance.
Clearer offers, profiles, and feedback
Offer attention respects foreground context and viewing leases. Participant imagery is relationship-authorized, review history is paginated, and trip feedback stays usable with the keyboard open. Driver availability adopts authoritative startup state.
What this means for you: Riders and drivers see clearer, current information and usable trip controls.
Grace-period and renewal recovery
Transaction-only restore retains richer signed grace and renewal evidence. Evidence timestamps and financial cursors fence event ordering, and recovery identities include selected renewal proof and normalized entitlement state.
What this means for you: Restoring a purchase preserves newer confirmed subscription information.
Action-specific security verification
Optional action-verification changes require current action-bound approval. Mandatory two-factor protection cannot be disabled. Distinct exact support messages retain these different conditions without implying that optional preferences waive a required account policy.
What this means for you: People receive the correct next step for the security change they requested.
Understand provider readiness
Transportation providers can choose an authorized workspace and follow distinct driver, courier or rental setup. Membership benefits do not substitute for identity, licence, vehicle, document or business approval.
What this means for you: See the next service-specific action without confusing a plan with permission to work.
Clearer recovery for membership and account actions.
Build 174 improves how the app refreshes a driver membership catalogue after a plan change and keeps delayed responses from a previous account from changing the current view. It also presents safer, localized guidance for uncertain payment outcomes, including a support reference where available. A delayed provider response does not mean a purchase succeeded; the server and provider remain authoritative.
What this means for you: Clearer recovery for membership and account actions.
Improved form and dialog navigation
Dialog semantics and focused-editor visibility improve across keyboard, rotation, resume, and larger-text changes while respecting deliberate user scrolling.
What this means for you: People can complete forms with clearer focus and less disruptive scrolling.
Apple identity and deletion safeguards
Protected Apple grants survive recoverable linking failures, and pending revocation work survives unlinking or deletion. Deletion checks country-cell obligations before suspension and erasure; only deletion-owned suspension can be recovered under its original revision fence.
What this means for you: Account recovery and deletion retain ownership checks and outstanding financial obligations.
Recipient-aware restore and original-operation recovery
Verified Apple Family Sharing grants recipient access without recording a recipient purchase charge. Recipient identity and signed subscription state remain authoritative. Uncertain binding or status retains the original transaction and operation reference; recovery does not start another purchase.
What this means for you: Shared access and purchase recovery preserve ownership and avoid repeating an uncertain charge.
Compare rental vehicles and branches
Rental results align the vehicle, provider, daily price and seats. Branch map and vehicle detail expose availability, gallery, policies and requirements. An eligible instant-book listing can offer a temporary unpaid reservation separately from booking.
What this means for you: Compare choices and understand the booking commitment before proceeding.
Optional diagnostics controls
Automatic native Crashlytics collection is disabled by default. Installation-scoped consent controls optional diagnostics, withdrawal fences pending reporting, and Dart error reports are sanitized. Identifying audit metadata is minimized while required financial and upload-scan evidence is retained.
What this means for you: Customers can choose optional diagnostics without disabling application integrity checks or push notifications.
Clearer account-deletion obligations
Deletion checks open ride and delivery requests, unsettled provider work, a reachable contact and unresolved financial investigations at the appropriate request or erasure boundary. A blocked later erasure stage does not claim that earlier committed stages were undone.
What this means for you: Customers can understand what remains to resolve without mistaking a blocked or partially completed erasure for completion.
Create a courier request in guided steps
The shipping flow separates job details, route, instructions and payment choices. Same-job drafts preserve the request, while reusable templates omit private contacts and authorizations for a different job.
What this means for you: Complete a request with clearer steps and safer reuse of saved details.
Compare provider plans and allowances
Provider Free, Silver and Gold benefits and usage come from the published provider revision. Weekly, monthly and quarterly comparisons follow the selected term; the native store supplies any paid checkout charge.
What this means for you: Understand plan allowances and the applicable billing term before choosing.
Clearer membership status and more reliable recovery.
Build 168 distinguishes inactive membership from an assigned Free plan without inventing benefits. Membership tabs keep the selected page consistent after returning. It also improves subscription and sign-in recovery, notification preferences and wallet recovery. Provider confirmation remains authoritative for purchases and access.
What this means for you: Clearer membership status and more reliable recovery.
Clearer recovery after interruptions
Rental booking and courier decisions retain the original request identity when a result is uncertain. Startup distinguishes an unavailable device check from a saved-session problem and offers the appropriate retry or sign-in path.
What this means for you: Recover without accidentally repeating an uncertain action.
Clearer membership recovery and account administration.
Build 165 refines subscription status and recovery, while the separate System Admin app gains clearer review, device and financial workflows. Purchases and high-risk decisions remain subject to provider confirmation and authorized review.
What this means for you: Clearer membership recovery and account administration.
Ride routes and fare suggestions appear more reliably.
Build 166 improves how the ride request screen updates its map route, category and suggested fare after pickup or destination changes. It prevents an older location lookup from replacing a newer selection.
What this means for you: Ride routes and fare suggestions appear more reliably.
Safer account recovery and clearer verification.
Build 162 strengthens session and device checks, protects private document previews across account changes, and gives clearer feedback when a driver licence is already registered. Interrupted identity submissions remain paused while their status is checked, avoiding an accidental repeat submission.
What this means for you: Safer account recovery and clearer verification.
Simpler administration with connected wallet, payout and identity review.
Build 145 connects person lookup, scoped wallets, ledger entries, originating transactions, evidence, decisions, approvals, postings, reconciliation and customer explanations. Authorized administrators can request and approve wallet adjustments and approve and execute cashouts at any amount, with explicit permissions, recorded decisions and protected evidence. Routine tasks use a simpler menu, clearer wallet actions and one manual settlement form for the payment reference and receipt. Identity, fraud and support workflows add assigned investigations, review history, protected evidence and recovery controls. This source entry describes an Android release candidate; it does not claim store approval, store availability, production deployment or completed native-language review.
What this means for you: Simpler administration with connected wallet, payout and identity review.
Hardened App Check and protected account uploads.
Build 148 aligns iOS App Attest with the registered Firebase app, reliably accepts valid production App Check tokens, and protects uploads, driver documents and push-token registration with clearer recovery when verification is unavailable.
What this means for you: Hardened App Check and protected account uploads.
Clearer account recovery, trusted driver experience and dependable role workspaces.
Build 149 routes riders and drivers to the authoritative task that needs attention, keeps verified external driver experience separate from native KiloDrive reviews, adds governed evidence and reinstatement actions for administrators, and improves localized recovery and support guidance across account, journey and readiness workflows.
What this means for you: Clearer account recovery, trusted driver experience and dependable role workspaces.
Safer native-store billing diagnostics and clearer recovery.
Build 150 adds privacy-preserving Apple and Google billing diagnostics, distinct support codes for catalogue and entitlement problems, and a restricted administrator evidence view without storing receipts, purchase tokens, order identifiers or personal data.
What this means for you: Safer native-store billing diagnostics and clearer recovery.
More dependable account, wallet and membership recovery.
Build 164 improves account and device session handling, private document access, wallet transaction presentation and membership purchase recovery. The separate System Admin release advances reviewed operations without implying that every provider or document decision is certified.
What this means for you: More dependable account, wallet and membership recovery.
More reliable membership recovery and clearer location guidance.
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.
What this means for you: More reliable membership recovery and clearer location guidance.
Clearer purchase recovery and safer account checks.
Build 160 improves Google Play charge verification and keeps interrupted purchases recoverable without prompting a second checkout. New app and browser admission checks are staged for a separately verified rollout; store and device availability still depend on the provider and country configuration.
What this means for you: Clearer purchase recovery and safer account checks.
Clearer phone sign-in choice.
The sign-in tab now says Phone# instead of SMS OTP, making the phone-number option easier to recognize. Phone-code sign-in and email-and-password sign-in continue to work as before.
What this means for you: Clearer phone sign-in choice.
Safer account recovery and clearer verification.
Build 162 strengthens session and device checks, protects private document previews across account changes, and gives clearer feedback when a driver licence is already registered. Interrupted identity submissions remain paused while their status is checked, avoiding an accidental repeat submission.
What this means for you: Safer account recovery and clearer verification.
More dependable account, wallet and membership recovery.
Build 164 improves account and device session handling, private document access, wallet transaction presentation and membership purchase recovery. The separate System Admin release advances reviewed operations without implying that every provider or document decision is certified.
What this means for you: More dependable account, wallet and membership recovery.
Clearer membership recovery and account administration.
Build 165 refines subscription status and recovery, while the separate System Admin app gains clearer review, device and financial workflows. Purchases and high-risk decisions remain subject to provider confirmation and authorized review.
What this means for you: Clearer membership recovery and account administration.
Ride routes and fare suggestions appear more reliably.
Build 166 improves how the ride request screen updates its map route, category and suggested fare after pickup or destination changes. It prevents an older location lookup from replacing a newer selection.
What this means for you: Ride routes and fare suggestions appear more reliably.
Clearer membership status and more reliable recovery.
Build 168 distinguishes inactive membership from an assigned Free plan without inventing benefits. Membership tabs keep the selected page consistent after returning. It also improves subscription and sign-in recovery, notification preferences and wallet recovery. Provider confirmation remains authoritative for purchases and access.
What this means for you: Clearer membership status and more reliable recovery.
Clearer recovery for membership and account actions.
Build 174 improves how the app refreshes a driver membership catalogue after a plan change and keeps delayed responses from a previous account from changing the current view. It also presents safer, localized guidance for uncertain payment outcomes, including a support reference where available. A delayed provider response does not mean a purchase succeeded; the server and provider remain authoritative.
What this means for you: Clearer recovery for membership and account actions.
Clearer phone sign-in choice.
The sign-in tab now says Phone# instead of SMS OTP, making the phone-number option easier to recognize. Phone-code sign-in and email-and-password sign-in continue to work as before.
What this means for you: Clearer phone sign-in choice.
Clearer driver alerts and safer wallet transfers.
Build 181 improves driver verification and vehicle readiness feedback, wallet transfer confirmation and recovery, and the guidance shown when ride alerts are switched off on a device. Drivers can return to notification settings directly, while transfers show the recipient, amount, exchange rate and total debit before submission. Server and payment-provider records remain authoritative for balances, entitlements and interrupted actions.
What this means for you: Clearer driver alerts and safer wallet transfers.
Clearer driver readiness and account recovery.
Build 190 improves country-specific driver and vehicle readiness guidance, including clearly marked optional documents. It refines action-required recovery, account notifications, and membership and wallet presentation. The app continues to rely on the server and payment providers for approval, balances, purchases, and interrupted transaction outcomes.
What this means for you: Clearer driver readiness and account recovery.
Improved purchase recovery, top-up navigation, and notification guidance.
Build 194 preserves previous account, notification, tracking, and form improvements. It corrects App Store account-token UUID comparisons and adds protected recovery for verified expired unfinished transactions. Successful confirmed top-ups return to the balance screen. Linking a social account retains recent authentication without an additional linking verification step. iOS notification guidance respects available platform settings, and bidding-hall recovery actions are labelled Refresh. Apple Server API diagnostics distinguish cached evidence and include safe provider references. Purchase and payment outcomes still require authoritative verification.
What this means for you: Improved purchase recovery, top-up navigation, and notification guidance.
More reliable App Store purchase confirmation and interrupted-purchase recovery.
Build 195 preserves previous account, notification, tracking, and form improvements. It corrects App Store account-token UUID comparisons and adds protected recovery for verified expired unfinished transactions. Successful confirmed top-ups return to the balance screen. Linking a social account retains recent authentication without an additional linking verification step. iOS notification guidance respects available platform settings, and bidding-hall recovery actions are labelled Refresh. Apple Server API diagnostics distinguish cached evidence and include safe provider references. Interrupted purchases restored after restart preserve their original verification operation, quote, and idempotency key. Verified Sandbox transactions use the Sandbox server environment, and renewal evidence is checked against the original subscription family without extending expired receipts. Apple notification transport accepts bounded signed envelopes and reports oversized requests correctly. Purchase and payment outcomes still require authoritative verification.
What this means for you: More reliable App Store purchase confirmation and interrupted-purchase recovery.
More dependable ride offers, account membership, participant profiles, and trip feedback.
Build 196 preserves the previous App Store recovery, account, notification, tracking, and form changes. Driver offer attention now ignores the initial feed, deduplicates events, and removes assigned offers. Offer-view counts use eligible distinct drivers and short visibility leases. Interrupted rider inquiries reconcile server state with the original operation identity before replay. Membership refreshes cannot overwrite newer confirmed benefits with stale Free-plan responses. Authorized trip participant profiles show verified vehicle imagery and review history with private-media ownership checks. Feedback forms keep rating drafts visible above the keyboard and preserve interrupted submissions. Driver availability startup and delayed GPS samples respect the current account, tracking session, assignment, and online state. Nonfunctional journey links and redundant fare headings are removed. Financial and trip results continue to require authoritative confirmation.
What this means for you: More dependable ride offers, account membership, participant profiles, and trip feedback.
Improved Apple purchase recovery, account-deletion checks, and optional diagnostics privacy.
Build 197 preserves the previous ride-offer, participant-profile, feedback, membership and interrupted-operation improvements. Apple financial reconciliation retains signed cumulative refund amounts and applies only the missing reversal through the existing idempotent accounting path. Restore and history recovery retain billing-grace and renewal evidence, while signed evidence timing prevents older events from replacing newer state. Apple account linking retains protected authorization grants through recoverable failures, and unlinking or deletion retains pending provider-revocation work. Malformed Apple authentication evidence produces controlled sign-in errors. Account deletion checks unresolved payments and prepared purchases before suspension and again before erasure, with revision-fenced recovery of deletion-owned suspension. Optional diagnostics use installation-scoped consent, withdrawal fencing and sanitized Dart error reports, with automatic native collection disabled by default. These source changes do not establish store delivery, physical-device/provider certification, native diagnostics-upgrade behavior or qualified approval of changed copy.
What this means for you: Improved Apple purchase recovery, account-deletion checks, and optional diagnostics privacy.
Clearer wallet and error guidance, protected security changes, and safer account and purchase recovery.
Build 198 retains the previous ride, membership, refund and optional-diagnostics improvements. Wallet loading keeps the last confirmed balance and displays a specific safe action with available support and occurrence references instead of inventing a balance. Exact localized error guidance distinguishes optional action verification from mandatory two-factor protection. Purchase and payment recovery preserve the original operation, transaction and outcome rather than authorizing another uncertain charge. Apple Family Sharing restores verified recipient access separately from purchaser billing and retains original evidence when recipient binding or status is uncertain. Account deletion explains open ride or delivery requests, unresolved provider operations, reachable-contact requirements and pending financial review before proceeding. This source entry does not establish store availability, production publication, provider/device certification or qualified language or legal approval.
What this means for you: Clearer wallet and error guidance, protected security changes, and safer account and purchase recovery.
Updated consumer release candidate with the current source changes.
Build 199 packages the current consumer source. Existing ride, wallet, membership, security and recovery behavior remains subject to automated release checks and separate physical-device and provider certification. This entry does not claim production deployment or store availability.
What this means for you: Updated consumer release candidate with the current source changes.
Clearer purchase recovery and safer account checks.
Build 160 improves Google Play charge verification and keeps interrupted purchases recoverable without prompting a second checkout. New app and browser admission checks are staged for a separately verified rollout; store and device availability still depend on the provider and country configuration.
What this means for you: Clearer purchase recovery and safer account checks.
Improved rental workflows, trip tracking and recovery, with clearer account obligations.
Build 200 includes the current unified rental and trip-workflow changes, independently recoverable operations, and reviewed lifecycle-policy alignment. Confirmed manual rental refunds are reconciled with account-deletion obligations. Trip precision history uses a 365-day dry-run retention policy with protected legal holds. Existing clients retain their compatibility floor. Release and device verification are recorded separately; this record does not establish store availability.
What this means for you: Improved rental workflows, trip tracking and recovery, with clearer account obligations.
Clearer trip receipts, easier driver decisions, and more faithful trip replay.
Trip receipts include kilometres and miles, start time, participant names and vehicle details. Driver offers include pickup and destination map links, distance and estimated travel time, with compact chat and decision actions. Authorized replay preserves recorded precision and visibly separates missing observations and implausible GPS jumps. Android tracking, assignment refresh, reconnect credentials and scheduled dispatch recovery have been improved. Automated checks and physical-device evidence are recorded separately; this entry does not establish store availability.
What this means for you: Clearer trip receipts, easier driver decisions, and more faithful trip replay.
Clearer navigation, resilient account exports, and improved referral and points records.
Rider and driver navigation fills the available screen width, and Devices and sessions opens the correct account controls. Account exports continue through authorized country workspaces and preserve received chat history. Referral and points workflows add independently reviewed adjustments, evidence validation, checkpointed recovery and budget alerts. Account deletion preserves accepted outcomes when local cleanup fails. Startup, location and rental permission changes are included in the current source candidate. Rewards policy activation, provider behavior and physical-device certification remain independently verified release concerns.
What this means for you: Clearer navigation, resilient account exports, and improved referral and points records.
Clearer trip controls, street and town previews, and more reliable session recovery.
Trip status sits beside Chat and Call without duplicate controls. Driver offers prominently show fare, distance in kilometres and miles, and ETA. Validated street and town previews link to approximate maps without revealing house numbers. Session restoration and realtime recovery handle device-admission and interrupted connections more reliably. The candidate also includes the current loyalty, referral, account-export and rental workflows; their executed certification is reported separately.
What this means for you: Clearer trip controls, street and town previews, and more reliable session recovery.
Clearer account controls, contact sharing, courier access and trip navigation.
My Data brings profile, authentication contacts, favorite people and data-management actions together. Contact cards support controlled sharing and revocation, and account export includes readable role and status values and a broader record history. Rider navigation provides direct access to rentals and courier services; billing includes transaction resolution. Returning from contact editing preserves the selected My Data screen. Courier workflows include revised handoff stop selection and recovery checks. Production and device verification are recorded separately; this entry does not establish store availability.
What this means for you: Clearer account controls, contact sharing, courier access and trip navigation.
Safer account deactivation and clearer account controls.
Account deactivation now checks unresolved rides, rentals and courier custody before suspending access. The confirmation explains retained records, ongoing subscription renewals and support-assisted reactivation. Existing account, courier and contact improvements remain included in this source candidate. Production deployment, physical-device certification and store availability require separate verification.
What this means for you: Safer account deactivation and clearer account controls.
Clearer ride requests, courier setup and loyalty rewards.
Ride requests now show a compact proposed fare with its points estimate and keep route details when the screen orientation changes. Rewards and referrals are easier to find from rider, driver and courier dashboards and the financial workspace. Courier setup is reachable from My Data for an existing driver account. Account, contact and trip recovery improvements are included in this source release.
What this means for you: Clearer ride requests, courier setup and loyalty rewards.
Clearer ride booking and proposed fare guidance.
The ride booking screen gives the origin and destination more room after a route is selected. The proposed fare card shows estimated loyalty points and opens a readable fare explanation; a brief highlight draws attention when the fare changes. The first-run rider choice now says Hail a Ride, and the startup vehicle animation follows the road more naturally.
What this means for you: Clearer ride booking and proposed fare guidance.
Clearer customer signup, independent provider setup and one Service Provider membership.
Choose customer services, transportation provision or calculator tools when starting. My Services brings independent driver, courier and rental setup together, with separate readiness and business-team permissions. Service Provider Free, Silver and Gold have editable allowances for bids, courier offers, accepted trips, rental listings, vehicle changes and points conversion. Paid weekly, monthly and quarterly checkout appears only when the new store products are available. Original-request recovery protects interrupted purchases and business changes. Business evidence review decisions create owner notifications through provisioned channels. Account export and deletion now account for provider teams and outstanding work, and optional diagnostics support clearer activation reporting.
What this means for you: Clearer customer signup, independent provider setup and one Service Provider membership.
Clearer provider setup recovery for existing drivers.
Existing drivers can add another provider service while keeping their established profile and wallet. A definite role rejection now shows its specific support guidance instead of an unconfirmed-request warning; interrupted requests still use the original-key status check before retry.
What this means for you: Clearer provider setup recovery for existing drivers.
Clearer signup password guidance and more reliable store reconciliation.
If a registration password is too weak or appears in known breaches, signup shows specific localized guidance while keeping the entered company and rental details. A rejected registration is reported as not completed. Google Play reconciliation uses the recorded charged period and preserves the original purchase for review when the store cannot confirm it.
What this means for you: Clearer signup password guidance and more reliable store reconciliation.
Clearer service selection, membership comparison and vehicle registration.
My Services keeps each default startup choice beside its own workspace. Service Provider membership compares Free, Silver and Gold by duration, with clearer plan actions and a cancellation-request form. Registration and rental setup use shorter steps, while vehicle registration and editing use a four-step flow for details, identification, documents and images. Unchanged vehicle edits preserve existing verification and optional settings; changed records retain their stored expiry dates unless those dates are edited.
What this means for you: Clearer service selection, membership comparison and vehicle registration.
Clearer membership choices and a simpler financial workspace.
Service Provider Free, Silver and Gold plans are compared by weekly, monthly and quarterly terms with clearer benefits and purchase review. The financial overview emphasizes the available balance and opens held and total amounts on demand. Its money actions are more compact. The driver dashboard leads with Bidding Hall, and transaction history places date range, sort and type together for faster filtering. Rewards and Referrals remains available without duplicate overview shortcuts.
What this means for you: Clearer membership choices and a simpler financial workspace.
Clearer membership information and accessible favorite actions.
Membership comparison and management present clearer provider-plan details. Membership receipts capture benefits from the published purchase revision. Favorite add and delete actions now have localized accessibility labels. Device workflow certification is tracked separately from these release notes.
What this means for you: Clearer membership information and accessible favorite actions.
Clearer onboarding support case details.
Driver onboarding support cases now show their specific review topic in the case detail and list instead of an unavailable label. The existing membership and favorite improvements remain included.
What this means for you: Clearer onboarding support case details.
Rides, driver work, rentals, payments and rewards in one KiloDrive update.
Build 222 brings together the public notes from 36 earlier KiloDrive builds. Riders have clearer routes, fares, trip receipts, tracking and recovery. Drivers have more useful offers, onboarding, readiness and vehicle workflows. Rental and courier services, contact cards, favorites, account exports, referrals and points are easier to find and manage. Membership comparison, purchase recovery, wallet activity and account-security guidance are clearer. The dated original release notes and improvements are preserved below. Feature availability still depends on country and account permissions.
What this means for you: Rides, driver work, rentals, payments and rewards in one KiloDrive update.
Simpler delivery booking, clearer profile details, membership and account activity.
Build 223 brings together the build-222 improvements with simpler delivery booking and clearer profile details. Delivery requests offer a simpler path with optional parcel measurements, attachments and booking contacts. Profile Edit shows gender, pronouns and birth date with identity-review safeguards. Rental browsing, wallet and points are easier to understand. Membership screens clarify the selected plan and review, document selection explains unsupported images, and optional guidance takes less space on smaller phones. The dated build-222 record and its earlier release history remain below. Country, account, provider and store availability still govern individual features.
What this means for you: Simpler delivery booking, clearer profile details, membership and account activity.
Clearer everyday journeys and account recovery.
Trip and delivery screens put the next action first and keep detailed guidance available when needed. Membership review clarifies the beneficiary and timing. Rental listings, support intake, rewards and financial recovery are easier to navigate, while account and Admin case views keep their authoritative safeguards.
What this means for you: Clearer everyday journeys and account recovery.
Clearer reviews and points guidance.
My Data now opens one Reviews page with separate Received and Given tabs. Ride creation explains when points are not available instead of displaying an unknown estimate. Administrators can generate a bounded default points-policy draft for independent review; this does not activate rewards.
What this means for you: Clearer reviews and points guidance.
Clearer rental browsing and provider membership allowances.
Rental vehicle details separate the gallery and policies, show a monthly availability calendar, and keep booking, favorites and refresh within reach. Gallery images support zoom and sharing. Provider membership displays shared and service-specific allowances. Purchase recovery and database-managed pricing are retained, with live trip speed displays based on valid location observations.
What this means for you: Clearer rental browsing and provider membership allowances.
Membership and rental experience refinement.
The membership comparison, provider allowances, rental vehicle gallery, policies and availability calendar remain available in this verification build. Rental favorites preserve the original request key across recovery. This release does not claim a completed store purchase or an approved rental booking.
What this means for you: Membership and rental experience refinement.
Rental detail wording refinement.
The customer rental detail no longer shows a provider editing instruction before a handover option is selected. The membership and rental improvements from build 231 remain available. This release does not claim a completed store purchase or an approved rental booking.
What this means for you: Rental detail wording refinement.
Rental gallery clarity.
The customer rental gallery shows the primary vehicle cover once while preserving other photos, zoom and download. The rental detail no longer shows a provider editing instruction to customers. This release does not claim a completed store purchase or an approved rental booking.
What this means for you: Rental gallery clarity.
Business membership balance and plan status agree.
The financial overview reads the same business membership as the Membership Plan tab for rental providers. The plan status and period remain visible even when the unrelated personal membership is unavailable. This source release does not claim a completed store purchase or an approved rental booking.
What this means for you: Business membership balance and plan status agree.
Clearer rental catalog and branch map.
Rental results compare vehicle, rental provider, daily price and seats without loading a vehicle image for every row. Search, sort and filters are collapsed until needed. The branch map uses vehicle pins; closer zoom displays the provider name and available-vehicle count, while tapping shows the branch address. This source release does not claim completed store distribution or production certification.
What this means for you: Clearer rental catalog and branch map.
Faster rental workspace navigation and safer provider ownership.
The rental risk workspace loads each section when opened, reducing work during initial navigation. Provider ownership changes with a linked rental business require a separate safe handoff. This source release does not claim production deployment, store availability or completed device certification.
What this means for you: Faster rental workspace navigation and safer provider ownership.
Clearer startup recovery for device checks and secure sign-in.
Startup now distinguishes an unavailable device-admission check from a local secure-session restoration failure. A device-check interruption offers a retry without discarding the saved session. If local session restoration still fails after retry, the user can explicitly sign in again after the app safely clears the unusable local session. This source release does not claim completed device certification or store distribution.
What this means for you: Clearer startup recovery for device checks and secure sign-in.
Clearer service journeys, rental choices and provider readiness.
Customers can move among ride hailing, rentals and shipping with simpler navigation. Transportation providers choose an authorized workspace and see service readiness separately from membership benefits. Rental browsing brings provider, daily price, seats, branch location and vehicle requirements into clearer view, with reservation distinct from booking. The courier request flow guides each step and preserves safe draft recovery. Interrupted booking and courier decisions retain their original request for reconciliation, while startup gives clearer device-check and sign-in recovery. Service and payment availability depend on country, provider approval and the applicable store.
What this means for you: Clearer service journeys, rental choices and provider readiness.
More reliable membership recovery and clearer location guidance.
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.
What this means for you: More reliable membership recovery and clearer location guidance.
Clearer provider setup and membership access.
New customers and transportation providers choose how to proceed without a preselected answer. My Services gives each ready workspace its own startup choice and a clear Continue action, while incomplete driver onboarding and rental setup have direct next steps. Organization providers see their organization membership instead of an empty individual plan. Preferred-contact ride and courier requests ask for an explicit dispatch choice. App screens use the transparent KiloDrive mark for a cleaner presentation.
What this means for you: Clearer provider setup and membership access.
Safer sign-in, review privacy and incoming-call preparation.
Facebook sign-in handles the iOS Limited Login credential separately and validates its nonce. Review text stays private until moderation permits publication. Incoming-call registration is bound to the signed-in account and installation, with improved cleanup on sign-out, token invalidation and call cancellation. Permission explanations are localized. Native call delivery requires separate deployment configuration and iPhone verification; this release note does not claim that it is enabled or certified.
What this means for you: Safer sign-in, review privacy and incoming-call preparation.
Maintenance update with no user-facing feature changes.
This release retains the existing notification registration, sign-in and incoming-call behavior. It corrects a static-analysis issue in push-token cleanup so the signed iOS build can pass the analyzer gate. It does not change the API, database schema, subscription terms or native call availability.
What this means for you: Maintenance update with no user-facing feature changes.
Clearer account and workspace recovery.
This update improves provider workspace navigation, rental vehicle browsing and gallery controls, social-account link feedback, and account-deletion guidance. It also improves how interrupted wallet top-ups and membership actions explain their status. Service access still depends on the relevant readiness and membership checks.
What this means for you: Clearer account and workspace recovery.
Clearer service access, membership choices and return navigation.
Provider workspaces explain document readiness, membership allowance and account access separately. Plan comparisons show the store currency and the benefits for the selected term, with subscription management and purchase recovery in their own pathway. Registration saves the selected journey before continuing, and contextual Back navigation returns to the previous task. Rental pickup and return dates retain their selected times. Booking acknowledgements and provider-confirmed payment receipts are emailed and available for authenticated PDF download. Rental browsing, sensitive evidence access, wallet validation and background processing also receive reliability and security improvements.
What this means for you: Clearer service access, membership choices and return navigation.
Clearer vehicle rental policies, booking decisions and records.
Rental providers can start with three editable policy drafts, choose reusable requirements and policy profiles, and set each vehicle's minimum and maximum rental duration. Customers can check their standing against requirements and review the availability calendar before booking. Booking details distinguish payment confirmation from collection, provide a readable agreement and private condition record, and show receipts and status recovery. Replacement comparison retains dates, equipment and accepted terms. Cancelled bookings show their actual status without requesting a new payment. The app also improves rental form choices, image guidance and navigation back to the previous task.
What this means for you: Clearer vehicle rental policies, booking decisions and records.
Faster rental discovery, clearer provider workspaces, memberships and account recovery.
This update brings together rental discovery and booking, provider onboarding and workspaces, memberships, courier services, wallet and rewards, privacy and account recovery. Rental browsing loads more quickly and retains results when refresh fails. Device registration recovery and contextual navigation are clearer. Availability depends on country, readiness, entitlement and store approval.
What this means for you: Faster rental discovery, clearer provider workspaces, memberships and account recovery.
Clearer rental payments and delivery actions, faster browsing and consolidated user guides.
This release combines the improvements from builds 247 and 224 with clearer rental booking, payment, receipt, collection and return guidance. Delivery drafts and open requests are easier to recover. Identity and rental-driving eligibility explain the next required action separately from membership access. The app links to the consolidated End User and Transportation Provider manuals. Rental browsing retains results during a failed refresh, and interrupted financial actions preserve their operation identity for safe recovery. Feature availability depends on country, readiness, entitlement and store approval.
What this means for you: Clearer rental payments and delivery actions, faster browsing and consolidated user guides.
Safer native-store billing diagnostics and clearer recovery.
Build 150 adds privacy-preserving Apple and Google billing diagnostics, distinct support codes for catalogue and entitlement problems, and a restricted administrator evidence view without storing receipts, purchase tokens, order identifiers or personal data.
What this means for you: Safer native-store billing diagnostics and clearer recovery.
Hardened App Check and protected account uploads.
Build 148 aligns iOS App Attest with the registered Firebase app, reliably accepts valid production App Check tokens, and protects uploads, driver documents and push-token registration with clearer recovery when verification is unavailable.
What this means for you: Hardened App Check and protected account uploads.
Clearer account recovery, trusted driver experience and dependable role workspaces.
Build 149 routes riders and drivers to the authoritative task that needs attention, keeps verified external driver experience separate from native KiloDrive reviews, adds governed evidence and reinstatement actions for administrators, and improves localized recovery and support guidance across account, journey and readiness workflows.
What this means for you: Clearer account recovery, trusted driver experience and dependable role workspaces.
Simpler administration with connected wallet, payout and identity review.
Build 145 connects person lookup, scoped wallets, ledger entries, originating transactions, evidence, decisions, approvals, postings, reconciliation and customer explanations. Authorized administrators can request and approve wallet adjustments and approve and execute cashouts at any amount, with explicit permissions, recorded decisions and protected evidence. Routine tasks use a simpler menu, clearer wallet actions and one manual settlement form for the payment reference and receipt. Identity, fraud and support workflows add assigned investigations, review history, protected evidence and recovery controls. This source entry describes an Android release candidate; it does not claim store approval, store availability, production deployment or completed native-language review.
What this means for you: Simpler administration with connected wallet, payout and identity review.
Clearer driver navigation, membership status and bidding readiness.
KiloDrive build 143 groups driver tasks into clear workspaces, restores the exact selected destination, removes redundant Driver Home content, improves membership and payment recovery, synchronizes Google subscription outcomes, and uses one server-authoritative driver and vehicle bidding-readiness decision.
What this means for you: Clearer driver navigation, membership status and bidding readiness.
Safer registration, deliveries and payment recovery.
KiloDrive build 142 improves Apple registration name recovery, makes parcel delivery prices and tracking server-authoritative, strengthens delivery acceptance and revision recovery, clarifies wallet payment recovery, and protects administrative evidence downloads across tenant boundaries.
What this means for you: Safer registration, deliveries and payment recovery.
Clearer membership control, account recovery and notifications.
KiloDrive build 140 adds server-authoritative membership cancellation with paid access retained through the verified period, safer password recovery and session protection, a durable Notification Center, expanded notification preferences, quiet hours, and distinct call, bid, trip, chat, wallet, security and safety alert behavior. Delivery attempts now retain privacy-safe operational evidence without storing message destinations, codes or private payloads.
What this means for you: Clearer membership control, account recovery and notifications.
Clearer home screens and fewer interruptions.
KiloDrive build 141 shortens rider and driver home-screen wording, removes non-actionable availability messages, collapses duplicate driver navigation and makes the optional first-ride guide safely dismissible. Ride options remain localized and security, safety and financial checks continue to provide a clear next action.
What this means for you: Clearer home screens and fewer interruptions.
Clearer trip offers, journey controls and operations evidence.
KiloDrive build 139 strengthens role-safe trip actions, wallet and cash settlement evidence, cancellation recovery, driver offer filtering and route previews. Active journeys keep accessible fixed communication controls, while System Administration now shows typed vehicle, route-change, payment, receipt, dispute, safety, audit and call-duration evidence instead of unavailable placeholders.
What this means for you: Clearer trip offers, journey controls and operations evidence.
Clearer financial recovery and role-based navigation.
KiloDrive build 136 adds visible My Cases and payment-recovery workspaces, Saved Calculations, and direct driver Earnings access. Payment recovery is shown only when unresolved payment evidence exists. Marketplace reporting now distinguishes no-activity days from incomplete evidence, and PayPal webhook diagnostics are sanitized for safer investigation. Existing financial, tenant and provider safeguards remain in place.
What this means for you: Clearer financial recovery and role-based navigation.
More reliable native membership renewal recovery.
KiloDrive build 135 improves native membership renewal recovery. Active Google Play subscriptions are reconciled at the renewal boundary and safely recover when a real-time store notification is delayed. Purchase evidence identifiers and UTC timestamp handling are hardened so a verified renewal reliably restores the driver to the active plan. Existing wallet, payment and membership recovery safeguards remain in place.
What this means for you: More reliable native membership renewal recovery.
More reliable membership recovery, financial evidence and administration readiness.
KiloDrive build 130 strengthens store-membership lifecycle recovery, preserves authoritative current and pending plan state, and provides safer outcomes when a payment response is interrupted. System administrators receive a source-attributed readiness workspace for provider, notification, reconciliation and operational health. Financial investigation now joins immutable evidence without silently correcting money, while navigation, wallet, rental and chat states fail safely when a future contract value is unknown. Provider certification, store approval and current production health remain independent operational evidence.
What this means for you: More reliable membership recovery, financial evidence and administration readiness.
Restored native membership checkout and improved purchase recovery.
KiloDrive build 128 removes the optional auxiliary storefront price-evidence prerequisite that incorrectly prevented valid Apple and Google native checkout. Native product mappings, storefront price checks, signed provider transaction verification, entitlement binding and recovery remain enforced. Membership actions now expose progress and actionable retry guidance instead of appearing unresponsive.
What this means for you: Restored native membership checkout and improved purchase recovery.
Clearer membership completion, driver navigation and onboarding actions.
KiloDrive build 129 confirms successful membership purchases in the Current plan view, shows authoritative membership dates, simplifies driver navigation to Earnings and Work, keeps onboarding actions fixed while evidence remains readable, and improves vehicle document details and category selection. Existing API and mobile contracts remain compatible.
What this means for you: Clearer membership completion, driver navigation and onboarding actions.
Reliable trip operations, transparent recovery and stronger driver administration.
KiloDrive build 127 improves trip lifecycle guidance, map interaction, driver and administrator workflows, notifications, fare-quote integrity, and safe recovery for interrupted wallet and membership operations. The model-based lifecycle suite and canonical disposable-MySQL certification suite passed for this release candidate. External-provider, physical-device and native-language copy evidence remain independently governed release gates.
What this means for you: Reliable trip operations, transparent recovery and stronger driver administration.
Safer driver readiness, scheduled pickup recovery and expansion foundations.
KiloDrive build 126 adds a server-derived first-earning journey, trusted vehicle final-approval evidence, bounded no-driver search recovery, scheduled rider check-in and pickup-contact evidence. It also introduces fail-closed corporate, household and reward foundations with immutable financial boundaries, revision recovery and audited mutations. Airport and other expansion capabilities remain unavailable until their source implementation and independent provider, operations, device and rollback certification are complete.
What this means for you: Safer driver readiness, scheduled pickup recovery and expansion foundations.
Safer driver readiness, scheduled pickup recovery and expansion foundations.
KiloDrive build 124 adds a server-derived first-earning journey, trusted vehicle final-approval evidence, bounded no-driver search recovery, scheduled rider check-in and pickup-contact evidence. It also introduces fail-closed corporate, household and reward foundations with immutable financial boundaries, revision recovery and audited mutations. Airport and other expansion capabilities remain unavailable until their source implementation and independent provider, operations, device and rollback certification are complete.
What this means for you: Safer driver readiness, scheduled pickup recovery and expansion foundations.
More resilient money recovery, secure app locking and reliable trip-call sessions.
KiloDrive build 121 hardens collision-resistant references, voucher refund and redemption ordering, legacy membership reversal attribution, protected-route preservation during app revalidation, and independent recovery for interrupted money operations. Trip-call callbacks are fenced to immutable sessions with authoritative ring expiry, while notification and audit responses report provider acceptance honestly. The API, MySQL schema contract and generated mobile client remain compatible with existing v1 consumers. This release is a reviewed build candidate; physical-device, external-provider and production configuration evidence remain separate release gates.
What this means for you: More resilient money recovery, secure app locking and reliable trip-call sessions.
More dependable driver verification, vehicle approval, document evidence and secure session recovery.
Driver onboarding now publishes a consistent identity-review case without losing related evidence, and clean upload attestations remain verifiable after database persistence. System administrators receive clearer driver, vehicle, insurance and document evidence, can approve a compliant vehicle while synchronizing its active primary status, and can safely repair older verified vehicle assignments. Session renewal carries the installation-bound device credential so a valid signed-in user is not mistaken for a different device after an access token expires. Administrative dialogs are more accessible on narrow screens and unsafe actions remain disabled when required evidence or permissions are unavailable. Existing API and mobile consumers remain compatible because contract changes are additive.
What this means for you: More dependable driver verification, vehicle approval, document evidence and secure session recovery.
More dependable driver verification, vehicle approval, document evidence and secure session recovery.
Driver onboarding now publishes a consistent identity-review case without losing related evidence, and clean upload attestations remain verifiable after database persistence. System administrators receive clearer driver, vehicle, insurance and document evidence, can approve a compliant vehicle while synchronizing its active primary status, and can safely repair older verified vehicle assignments. Session renewal carries the installation-bound device credential so a valid signed-in user is not mistaken for a different device after an access token expires. Administrative dialogs are more accessible on narrow screens and unsafe actions remain disabled when required evidence or permissions are unavailable. Existing API and mobile consumers remain compatible because contract changes are additive.
What this means for you: More dependable driver verification, vehicle approval, document evidence and secure session recovery.
Clearer, safer administrative audit trails with consistent local-time evidence and printable event reports.
Administrative audit lists and event details now distinguish the acting administrator, affected user, primary entity and secondary party without exposing raw event payloads. Events retain the affected user name and timezone snapshot, display the affected user local time with IANA timezone and UTC offset, and preserve the canonical UTC timestamp. Unknown or historical fields remain explicitly unavailable instead of being inferred. Authorized administrators can download a redacted, single-event PDF through an opaque scoped reference; list, detail and PDF views share the same reviewed data policy. Existing API consumers remain compatible because the contract and database changes are additive.
What this means for you: Clearer, safer administrative audit trails with consistent local-time evidence and printable event reports.
Clearer, safer administrative audit trails with consistent local-time evidence and printable event reports.
Administrative audit lists and event details now distinguish the acting administrator, affected user, primary entity and secondary party without exposing raw event payloads. Events retain the affected user name and timezone snapshot, display the affected user local time with IANA timezone and UTC offset, and preserve the canonical UTC timestamp. Unknown or historical fields remain explicitly unavailable instead of being inferred. Authorized administrators can download a redacted, single-event PDF through an opaque scoped reference; list, detail and PDF views share the same reviewed data policy. Existing API consumers remain compatible because the contract and database changes are additive.
What this means for you: Clearer, safer administrative audit trails with consistent local-time evidence and printable event reports.
More dependable registration, photo recovery, vehicle setup and driver readiness safeguards.
Rider and driver onboarding now preserves the active route and unsaved work when Android returns from a photo picker, cropper or other protected activity. Profile and identity photos remain attached after cropping, required legal documents can be read and accepted without leaving the wizard, and progress reflects the actual step. Vehicle registration recovers safely when model suggestions are delayed and accepts a reviewed manual model where appropriate. Successful sign-in is no longer discarded when optional workspace synchronization times out. Drivers who still require verification remain restricted from going online and receive one authoritative next action.
What this means for you: More dependable registration, photo recovery, vehicle setup and driver readiness safeguards.
More dependable registration, photo recovery, vehicle setup and driver readiness safeguards.
Rider and driver onboarding now preserves the active route and unsaved work when Android returns from a photo picker, cropper or other protected activity. Profile and identity photos remain attached after cropping, required legal documents can be read and accepted without leaving the wizard, and progress reflects the actual step. Vehicle registration recovers safely when model suggestions are delayed and accepts a reviewed manual model where appropriate. Successful sign-in is no longer discarded when optional workspace synchronization times out. Drivers who still require verification remain restricted from going online and receive one authoritative next action.
What this means for you: More dependable registration, photo recovery, vehicle setup and driver readiness safeguards.
Clearer sign-in, correct rider and driver destinations, and useful security email details.
Email Address sign-in uses your email and password, with existing two-factor protection and recovery preserved. Riders open their dashboard without being required to register a vehicle. Drivers open the Bidding Hall, where authoritative readiness requirements continue to protect going online and bidding. Fresh sign-in selects the correct role destination while ordinary app resume retains the last screen. Session switching and token rotation are hardened against interrupted realtime connections. Sign-in, verification, password-reset and email security codes include the original request time in the account timezone, reported device, operating system, app version and server-resolved IP when available. Missing facts are clearly identified. Existing mobile clients remain compatible; audio recording remains disabled.
What this means for you: Clearer sign-in, correct rider and driver destinations, and useful security email details.
Clearer sign-in, correct rider and driver destinations, and useful security email details.
Email Address sign-in uses your email and password, with existing two-factor protection and recovery preserved. Riders open their dashboard without being required to register a vehicle. Drivers open the Bidding Hall, where authoritative readiness requirements continue to protect going online and bidding. Fresh sign-in selects the correct role destination while ordinary app resume retains the last screen. Session switching and token rotation are hardened against interrupted realtime connections. Sign-in, verification, password-reset and email security codes include the original request time in the account timezone, reported device, operating system, app version and server-resolved IP when available. Missing facts are clearly identified. Existing mobile clients remain compatible; audio recording remains disabled.
What this means for you: Clearer sign-in, correct rider and driver destinations, and useful security email details.
More reliable sign-in, driver setup, administration and protected trip-call evidence.
KiloDrive improves secure sign-in and account recovery, driver verification, vehicle setup and mobile administration. Trip calls retain immutable participant and role snapshots, trip/country references, server lifecycle timestamps, duration and policy versions in signed evidence chains. Restricted investigator access, legal holds, separate disclosure approvals and logged fulfilment support safety investigations. Routine call evidence uses the approved one-month schedule while held evidence and open disclosures are preserved. Audio recording remains disabled. Builds 111, 113, 114 and 115 are consolidated here with their original descriptions and improvement entries retained. Build 110 is consolidated into build 109.
What this means for you: More reliable sign-in, driver setup, administration and protected trip-call evidence.
More reliable sign-in, driver setup, administration and protected trip-call evidence.
KiloDrive improves secure sign-in and account recovery, driver verification, vehicle setup and mobile administration. Trip calls retain immutable participant and role snapshots, trip/country references, server lifecycle timestamps, duration and policy versions in signed evidence chains. Restricted investigator access, legal holds, separate disclosure approvals and logged fulfilment support safety investigations. Routine call evidence uses the approved one-month schedule while held evidence and open disclosures are preserved. Audio recording remains disabled. Builds 111, 113, 114 and 115 are consolidated here with their original descriptions and improvement entries retained. Build 110 is consolidated into build 109.
What this means for you: More reliable sign-in, driver setup, administration and protected trip-call evidence.
Inicio de sesi??n, administraci??n y controles de versi??n de Android m??s fiables.
La versi??n 115 mejora la recuperaci??n del inicio de sesi??n seguro y de los espacios de administraci??n del sistema, mantiene tipificados y recuperables los flujos de preparaci??n del conductor y de investigaci??n financiera, y conserva el contrato revisado de la c??lula del pa??s. La validaci??n de Android comprueba los l??mites del servicio en primer plano de ubicaci??n y de las llamadas protegidas. Esta versi??n es un candidato Android firmado; la aprobaci??n de Play, la certificaci??n de proveedores y la evidencia f??sica completa siguen siendo revisiones independientes.
What this means for you: Inicio de sesi??n, administraci??n y controles de versi??n de Android m??s fiables.
Connexion, administration et contr??les de version Android plus fiables.
La version 115 am??liore la r??cup??ration de la connexion s??curis??e et des espaces d???administration syst??me, conserve des parcours de pr??paration du conducteur et d???enqu??te financi??re typ??s et r??cup??rables, et pr??serve le contrat r??vis?? de la cellule pays. La validation Android v??rifie les limites du service au premier plan r??serv?? ?? la localisation et des appels prot??g??s. Cette version est un candidat Android sign?? ; l???approbation Play, la certification des fournisseurs et les preuves physiques compl??tes restent des contr??les distincts.
What this means for you: Connexion, administration et contr??les de version Android plus fiables.
More reliable sign-in, administration and Android release safeguards.
KiloDrive build 115 improves recovery for secure sign-in and system-administration workspaces, keeps the driver readiness and financial investigation paths typed and recoverable, and preserves the reviewed country-cell contract. Android release validation now checks the packaged location-only foreground service and protected in-app calling boundary. This release is a signed Android candidate; Play approval, provider certification and complete physical journey evidence remain separate review gates.
What this means for you: More reliable sign-in, administration and Android release safeguards.
More reliable sign-in, administration and Android release safeguards.
KiloDrive build 115 improves recovery for secure sign-in and system-administration workspaces, keeps the driver readiness and financial investigation paths typed and recoverable, and preserves the reviewed country-cell contract. Android release validation now checks the packaged location-only foreground service and protected in-app calling boundary. This release is a signed Android candidate; Play approval, provider certification and complete physical journey evidence remain separate review gates.
What this means for you: More reliable sign-in, administration and Android release safeguards.
Reliable sign-in and ready mobile administration.
KiloDrive improves Android sign-in recovery when secure device storage is slow, replaces technical timeout text with clear recovery guidance, and ensures the dedicated administrator fixture opens the System Administration workspace with its approved permissions.
What this means for you: Reliable sign-in and ready mobile administration.
Reliable sign-in and ready mobile administration.
KiloDrive improves Android sign-in recovery when secure device storage is slow, replaces technical timeout text with clear recovery guidance, and ensures the dedicated administrator fixture opens the System Administration workspace with its approved permissions.
What this means for you: Reliable sign-in and ready mobile administration.
More reliable calls, call history and clearer notifications.
Calls close without waiting for local cleanup when ended or disconnected. Trip chat displays the caller name and role, call outcome, start/end time and connected duration. Driver and rider ride/chat alerts use distinct prominent sounds while respecting device settings. Passenger route previews do not present zero-length provider estimates as a zero-minute journey. The chat Send control has an accessible label.
What this means for you: More reliable calls, call history and clearer notifications.
Appels plus fiables, historique des appels et alertes plus claires.
Les appels se ferment à la fin ou lors d’une déconnexion. Le chat du trajet affiche le nom et le rôle de la personne qui appelle, le résultat, les heures de début et de fin et la durée de connexion. Les conducteurs et passagers disposent de sons distincts et plus marqués qui respectent les réglages de l’appareil. Les aperçus ne présentent plus les estimations de distance nulle comme un trajet de zéro minute. Le bouton d’envoi du chat dispose d’un libellé accessible.
What this means for you: Appels plus fiables, historique des appels et alertes plus claires.
More reliable calls, call history and clearer notifications.
Calls close without waiting for local cleanup when ended or disconnected. Trip chat displays the caller name and role, call outcome, start/end time and connected duration. Driver and rider ride/chat alerts use distinct prominent sounds while respecting device settings. Passenger route previews do not present zero-length provider estimates as a zero-minute journey. The chat Send control has an accessible label.
What this means for you: More reliable calls, call history and clearer notifications.
Hardened administration and release reliability.
This release strengthens mobile system-administration workspaces, typed recovery and contract safeguards, while keeping trip, wallet and verification operations recoverable after interruption.
What this means for you: Hardened administration and release reliability.
Hardened administration and release reliability.
This release strengthens mobile system-administration workspaces, typed recovery and contract safeguards, while keeping trip, wallet and verification operations recoverable after interruption.
What this means for you: Hardened administration and release reliability.
More reliable administration and Apple registration.
System administrators can load fare settings, membership plans, and driver or rider details more reliably. Apple registration now carries the name supplied during first authorization, safely requests any missing name, and prevents incomplete blank-name profiles.
What this means for you: More reliable administration and Apple registration.
More reliable calling and stronger Android device validation.
Build 108 prevents duplicate outgoing call starts, preserves unknown call outcomes for safe reconciliation, binds media tokens to an active participant call session, and retains compatibility with build 106. Android release safeguards prevent test-only Firebase settings from entering release artifacts. Physical-device, two-client calling and background-location evidence is collected separately and is not implied by this changelog.
What this means for you: More reliable calling and stronger Android device validation.
More reliable scheduled work and safer Android release validation.
Build 107 fixes scheduled-report outbox transactions for MySQL retry strategies by keeping tenant locking, occurrence checks, outbox insertion and commit inside one execution-strategy unit. It preserves caller-owned transaction boundaries and keeps scheduled work idempotent after retries. Android packaged permission and service checks pass for location-only foreground tracking and protected in-app calling. This record does not claim iOS artifact availability, Google Play approval, or external provider certification.
What this means for you: More reliable scheduled work and safer Android release validation.
Clearer location-sharing controls and safer in-app calling.
Android accepted-trip GPS continues with a visible notification while the app is minimized or the screen is off, within the scoped session lifetime. Stop sharing and explicit Resume controls make that choice visible. Driver queue joins explain location use before permission and stop on leave or session expiry. In-app calls retain audio, mute, speaker and end controls, and end when the call screen or app is hidden or the device is locked. This Android candidate contains the runtime fixes absent from build 104; physical-device evidence and Play Console declaration reconciliation remain required. No iOS artifact or Google Play approval is claimed.
What this means for you: Clearer location-sharing controls and safer in-app calling.
Clearer role-specific trips, stronger ride recovery and safer financial reconciliation.
Trip guidance now speaks to the person using the screen, selected ride locations and fare inputs survive more lifecycle interruptions, and compact layouts keep important actions reachable. Provider-clearing reconciliation uses consistent snapshots and audited compensating evidence rather than changing immutable journal history. The release also expands deterministic two-client and native-provider verification tooling. Native store, real push, iOS and complete tap-driven journey certification remain separately evidenced and are not implied by this source release.
What this means for you: Clearer role-specific trips, stronger ride recovery and safer financial reconciliation.
Clearer trips, more dependable chat recovery and easier-to-use calculators.
Assigned drivers open the active trip automatically. Rapid chat sends retain their original identity during recovery, and chat dispatch is isolated from slow notification providers. Trip contact and safety actions use compact accessible layouts, notification sounds are bounded, and calculator result sheets keep Close reachable with large text or the keyboard open. Explicit social sign-in cancellation is handled as an expected outcome while genuine failures remain reportable. Features remain subject to country, account and provider availability; this release does not claim completed native-store or physical-device certification.
What this means for you: Clearer trips, more dependable chat recovery and easier-to-use calculators.
More dependable rentals, account verification and interrupted-payment recovery.
Rental bookings now preserve accepted provider-declared insurance or waiver terms, identify unavailable or expired information without blocking unrelated vehicle discovery, and keep temporary inventory and payment holds clear. Account verification and security challenges handle concurrent use more safely, while retryable money and membership actions retain their original operation identity after interrupted responses. Availability remains governed by country policy, deployed API configuration and provider readiness; KiloDrive does not provide rental insurance.
What this means for you: More dependable rentals, account verification and interrupted-payment recovery.
Clearer driver work, safer account recovery and more dependable wallet actions.
Driver Work now explains readiness blockers and keeps offer actions readable while moving. Account, contact and social sign-in recovery paths provide specific next steps, while wallet and membership actions preserve state after interrupted requests and show clear confirmation. Ride, onboarding, safety and billing screens retain last-good data during refresh failures and keep sensitive actions behind current authorization. Availability remains governed by country policy and the matching deployed API; this release does not claim external provider certification.
What this means for you: Clearer driver work, safer account recovery and more dependable wallet actions.
Compare membership plans more easily, finish account setup and manage wallet activity with clearer feedback.
Compare plans, benefits and exact store prices under one duration slider in Billing and the final driver setup page. Verify email and phone on separate onboarding pages. Driver welcome email is sent after setup is complete. Scan a top-up card QR code, review its code before redeeming and see the confirmed credit or a clear already-redeemed message. Sort transactions by date or amount and filter wallet credits and debits. Cancelled native checkout recovers without leaving the next purchase stuck pending. Availability depends on country policy, the matching deployed API and store configuration; this release does not claim completed provider sandbox certification.
What this means for you: Compare membership plans more easily, finish account setup and manage wallet activity with clearer feedback.
A clearer Driver Work space and a smoother start with social sign-in.
Driver Work now separates offers, actions needed and driver settings into accessible tabs. Location guidance can be dismissed when location is ready, while important location warnings remain visible. When a verified social account is not linked to KiloDrive, sign-in offers a clear choice to create a free account without creating one automatically. Subscription recovery better handles cancellation and verified entitlement changes. Country and provider availability still apply; this release does not claim completed Apple or Google sandbox certification.
What this means for you: A clearer Driver Work space and a smoother start with social sign-in.
Aligned driver memberships with the reviewed Apple subscription catalogue.
Build 92 uses the exact reviewed Apple product identifiers for Silver and Gold weekly, monthly and quarterly subscriptions, while keeping core membership information available if the native store is temporarily unavailable.
What this means for you: Aligned driver memberships with the reviewed Apple subscription catalogue.
A clearer Security Center, unified financial history, and more reliable sign-out.
Manage authentication, connected accounts, passkeys and sessions in one Security Center. Billing & Financial brings membership, wallet activity and transaction history together. Session recovery is more resilient to interrupted requests, and account changes clear private screens and cached account data without allowing a late response to restore an old session. Availability still depends on country policy and the deployed API; this release does not claim certification of external payment providers.
What this means for you: A clearer Security Center, unified financial history, and more reliable sign-out.
More reliable typed workspaces and safer recovery across the app.
KiloDrive 1.0.0+88 completes the next migration of lower-frequency administration and operational screens to typed repositories, improves last-good-data recovery during refreshes, and strengthens release-time contract checks so mobile, API and Portal behavior stay aligned.
What this means for you: More reliable typed workspaces and safer recovery across the app.
More reliable account entry and store-ready membership recovery.
KiloDrive 1.0.0+86 improves account creation and social sign-in feedback, keeps signup country selection explicit, and tightens store membership contract validation so unavailable products fail safely without hiding the current plan.
What this means for you: More reliable account entry and store-ready membership recovery.
Safer purchases, smoother Apple sign-in, and more dependable trip and wallet recovery.
KiloDrive 1.0.0+84 improves Apple membership purchases and account creation, strengthens retry-safe trip, wallet and administration actions, and makes important rider, driver, rental and support screens recover more predictably from stale data, interrupted responses and application restarts.
What this means for you: Safer purchases, smoother Apple sign-in, and more dependable trip and wallet recovery.
More dependable rentals, communication readiness, and release recovery.
KiloDrive 1.0.0+83 strengthens rental authorization, idempotent retry and checkout state handling, makes provider configuration fail safely when required voice resources are invalid, and improves release validation across account setup, delivery, administration, and marketplace workflows.
What this means for you: More dependable rentals, communication readiness, and release recovery.
Safer trips, clearer onboarding, and more reliable marketplace workflows.
KiloDrive 1.0.0+82 strengthens active-trip safety and recovery, makes signup and onboarding easier to resume, and improves the clarity and reliability of ride, account, support, and marketplace workflows. This release also gives operations teams more structured states and evidence without exposing technical payloads to end users.
What this means for you: Safer trips, clearer onboarding, and more reliable marketplace workflows.
Matured platform workflows and production readiness.
Build 80 consolidated reviewed workflow improvements and production-readiness work into one mobile milestone.
What this means for you: Matured platform workflows and production readiness.
Refined mobile experiences with updated user guidance.
Build 81 paired mobile refinements with refreshed manuals so product behavior and user guidance remained aligned.
What this means for you: Refined mobile experiences with updated user guidance.
A refreshed mobile package with an updated build identity.
Build 79 advanced the application package identity so it could be distributed and reviewed independently.
What this means for you: A refreshed mobile package with an updated build identity.
Hardened onboarding notifications and administration.
This release improved driver onboarding notifications and the operational tools used to manage their outcomes.
What this means for you: Hardened onboarding notifications and administration.
Improved App Store compliance and platform certification.
Build 75 aligned mobile behavior and disclosures with reviewed App Store requirements and platform workflow evidence.
What this means for you: Improved App Store compliance and platform certification.
Deployed broader marketplace updates.
Build 69 packaged reviewed marketplace changes for the next production release.
What this means for you: Deployed broader marketplace updates.
Expanded marketplace safety and operational tools.
This release milestone brought additional safety and marketplace-operational capabilities into the mobile experience.
What this means for you: Expanded marketplace safety and operational tools.
Hardened release-build privacy and symbol handling.
Build 70 strengthened the release pipeline around AOT privacy checks and production packaging.
What this means for you: Hardened release-build privacy and symbol handling.
Expanded country operations and matured core workflows.
Build 66 advanced country-aware operation while refining the everyday rider, driver and administrative workflows.
What this means for you: Expanded country operations and matured core workflows.
Published a production-aligned mobile build.
Build 63 was prepared with the corresponding API and schema alignment work.
What this means for you: Published a production-aligned mobile build.
Improved onboarding, billing and Android policy behavior.
Driver onboarding and billing workflows were matured while Android packaging was aligned with the reviewed platform policy.
What this means for you: Improved onboarding, billing and Android policy behavior.
Hardened API contracts in mobile build 64.
This release strengthened the executable contract between the app and API and packaged the result as build 64.
What this means for you: Hardened API contracts in mobile build 64.
Broader platform and account hardening.
Build 61 consolidated security-boundary, workflow and platform hardening into a release package.
What this means for you: Broader platform and account hardening.
Synchronized platform updates across KiloDrive.
This milestone brought coordinated mobile, API and operational changes into a consistent platform update.
What this means for you: Synchronized platform updates across KiloDrive.
Matured System Administrator mobile workflows.
Android build 59 included clearer administration workflows and a refreshed release package.
What this means for you: Matured System Administrator mobile workflows.
Reduced reviewed membership prices by fifty percent.
The active membership catalogue was revised to the reviewed fifty-percent-reduced pricing model.
What this means for you: Reduced reviewed membership prices by fifty percent.
A refreshed KiloDrive mobile release.
Mobile build 52 consolidated the reviewed application changes into a distinct release package.
What this means for you: A refreshed KiloDrive mobile release.
Refreshed the mobile build against the aligned production schema.
Build 51 was prepared after schema alignment so the application and API contract remained synchronized.
What this means for you: Refreshed the mobile build against the aligned production schema.
A synchronized Android and iOS release package.
The Android and iOS build identities advanced together for a consistent cross-platform release milestone.
What this means for you: A synchronized Android and iOS release package.
A refreshed Android release package.
This milestone advanced the Android build identity for distribution and review.
What this means for you: A refreshed Android release package.
Matured mobile state handling.
Build 39 refined how mobile screens preserve and present state during normal loading and interaction changes.
What this means for you: Matured mobile state handling.
Aligned the toll reference catalogue.
The toll catalogue and mobile presentation were aligned so route-cost tools use the same reviewed reference information.
What this means for you: Aligned the toll reference catalogue.
Expanded toll tools in mobile build 42.
Build 42 packaged the reviewed toll-tool experience for release.
What this means for you: Expanded toll tools in mobile build 42.
Released a schema-aligned mobile package.
This release milestone paired build 40 with the reviewed production schema contract.
What this means for you: Released a schema-aligned mobile package.
Added countrywide bidding and clearer account setup progress.
The marketplace expanded bidding visibility while account setup gained more explicit progress guidance.
What this means for you: Added countrywide bidding and clearer account setup progress.
Improved calculator behavior in a refreshed mobile build.
The KiloDrive calculator experience was aligned and packaged with mobile build 38.
What this means for you: Improved calculator behavior in a refreshed mobile build.
Prepared a schema-aligned mobile release.
Build 37 was prepared against the reviewed database schema so the client and production contract could move forward together.
What this means for you: Prepared a schema-aligned mobile release.
Improved mobile lifecycle recovery and platform operations.
Application lifecycle behavior and operational integration were hardened so interrupted or resumed sessions behave more consistently.
What this means for you: Improved mobile lifecycle recovery and platform operations.
Unified store build numbering and manual release identity.
Android and iOS packaging identifiers were brought under one reviewed numbering approach, with matching manual release references.
What this means for you: Unified store build numbering and manual release identity.
A certified mobile build with broader platform hardening.
Build 23 consolidated security, contract and operational hardening into a reviewed mobile release milestone.
What this means for you: A certified mobile build with broader platform hardening.
Improved notifications, rides and review interactions.
Notifications, ride interactions and post-trip review behavior were matured together in this release milestone.
What this means for you: Improved notifications, rides and review interactions.
Hardened identity and account operations.
Identity operations were refined and packaged into build 24 with clearer handling around account-sensitive workflows.
What this means for you: Hardened identity and account operations.
Currency handling and database alignment were strengthened.
Build 13 aligned currency behavior with the supporting schema contract so money presentation and persisted values remain consistent.
What this means for you: Currency handling and database alignment were strengthened.
Added mobile-store membership foundations.
The mobile membership experience was aligned with store purchase requirements so plans could be represented through reviewed store products.
What this means for you: Added mobile-store membership foundations.
Matured mobile workflows, receipts and store-release readiness.
This milestone combined mobile workflow refinements with clearer receipts and store packaging work.
What this means for you: Matured mobile workflows, receipts and store-release readiness.
Membership release behavior and production schema were aligned.
Membership workflows were certified against the corresponding schema contract before this mobile build was prepared.
What this means for you: Membership release behavior and production schema were aligned.
Membership and accounting workflows became more balanced.
Membership behavior and its accounting treatment were matured together, keeping product access and financial records closer to the same source of truth.
What this means for you: Membership and accounting workflows became more balanced.
Refined provider membership behavior for the subscription model.
This release finalized commission-free provider membership behavior and clarified how membership supports driver access.
What this means for you: Refined provider membership behavior for the subscription model.
Clearer ride dispatch and passenger trip interactions.
Ride dispatch and the passenger trip experience were matured together so requesting, matching and following a ride use more coherent states.
What this means for you: Clearer ride dispatch and passenger trip interactions.
A prepared mobile package for the next KiloDrive release cycle.
This documented build prepared the application package and release identity for subsequent rider, driver and operational improvements.
What this means for you: A prepared mobile package for the next KiloDrive release cycle.
Improved iOS compatibility and clearer location-use disclosure.
The iOS deployment target and location disclosure were aligned so supported devices receive accurate privacy context before location-dependent features are used.
What this means for you: Improved iOS compatibility and clearer location-use disclosure.
More mature platform workflows in a refreshed mobile build.
This release milestone consolidated platform workflow improvements into mobile build 11 and prepared them for distribution.
What this means for you: More mature platform workflows in a refreshed mobile build.
A refreshed iOS package with an updated store build identity.
This packaging milestone advanced the iOS build identity so the corrected application could be distributed and reviewed as a distinct build.
What this means for you: A refreshed iOS package with an updated store build identity.
Safer wallet transfer confirmation
Recipient and currency conversion details appear before submission; recent identity confirmation is requested for a sensitive transfer when the session is no longer fresh.
What this means for you: People can check the full debit before sending and avoid repeated transfers after an uncertain response.
Clearer country-specific requirements
Readiness screens distinguish required, optional, and hidden evidence according to the active country policy. An optional PPV item is clearly labelled rather than blocking the next step.
What this means for you: Drivers can understand which documents are needed for approval in their country.
Actionable ride-alert guidance
When device push notifications are switched off, Bidding Halls points to the actual setting instead of reporting an unconfirmed registration.
What this means for you: Drivers can restore ride alerts from the correct setting without retrying a registration that cannot succeed while opted out.
Membership catalogue refresh after plan changes
Scoped plan-change notices ask the app to reload the authoritative catalogue; duplicate or older notices do not overwrite a newer account view.
What this means for you: Drivers see a more current plan catalogue without treating a device notice as a purchase or entitlement decision.
Safer guidance when an outcome is uncertain
Payment errors with an unknown or manual-review outcome show localized recovery guidance and a safe reference instead of copying provider text or inviting another immediate payment.
What this means for you: People can seek help with a reference while avoiding an accidental second payment.
Stronger session and device boundaries
Protected requests stop after sign-out, stale responses cannot restore an old account, and device registration rejects inconsistent installation metadata.
What this means for you: Account and device changes produce more predictable access without repeated background errors.
Clearer licence and document verification
Licence conflicts identify the field to correct while preserving entered information and selected evidence. Interrupted submissions offer a status check before any further action.
What this means for you: Drivers can correct a submission without starting over or accidentally sending it twice.
Verified charge and bounded purchase recovery
New Google purchases use the provider order amount for accounting; uncertain outcomes retain a support reference and do not invite a blind second purchase.
What this means for you: Drivers receive a clearer path when a purchase is delayed and accounting uses the verified charge.
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.
Platform 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.
Clearer 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.
Release 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.
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.
Connected wallet, payout and identity review
Authorized administrators can follow a person, country-scoped wallet, originating transaction, ledger, evidence, decision, approval and reconciliation in one review path. Wallet adjustments, cashout approvals and manual settlement record permissions, decisions, references and protected evidence; identity, fraud and support investigations retain their review history.
What this means for you: Support teams can investigate and explain account activity with fewer disconnected steps.
Resume the task that needs attention
The server-derived launch directive prioritizes active safety work, assigned journeys, open requests, mandatory onboarding and driver readiness before the normal rider or driver destination.
What this means for you: Return directly to the work that needs attention without briefly seeing an unrelated screen.
Verified external driver experience
Driver-authorized evidence from another platform can be reviewed with expiry, two-person approval, audit history and revocation while remaining separate from KiloDrive-native ratings and completed trips.
What this means for you: See prior experience with its source and verification date without mistaking it for a KiloDrive trip review.
Governed evidence recovery and reinstatement
Authorized administrators can request additional evidence or begin a two-person reinstatement review using revisioned, idempotent and audited commands with durable notifications.
What this means for you: Drivers receive a clearer recovery path while sensitive reputation decisions remain independently reviewed.
Protected account uploads and verification
App Check aligns iOS App Attest with the registered Firebase app, accepts valid production tokens and protects uploads, driver documents and push-token registration with clearer recovery when verification is unavailable.
What this means for you: Sensitive account actions have stronger verification and clearer recovery guidance.
Safer store billing diagnostics
Apple and Google catalogue, purchase, restore and notification states retain bounded diagnostics and distinct support codes without storing receipts, purchase tokens, order identifiers or personal data.
What this means for you: Support can investigate a missing store term or interrupted purchase without exposing sensitive billing data.
Platform 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.
Clearer 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.
Release 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.
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.
Store billing recovery is easier to diagnose
Apple and Google catalogue, purchase, restore and notification states now retain bounded diagnostics and a distinct support code while excluding receipts, purchase tokens, order identifiers and account data.
What this means for you: When a store term is missing or a purchase needs reconciliation, support can follow a precise recovery path without exposing sensitive billing data.
Resume the right task without navigation flashes
The server-derived launch directive prioritizes active safety work, assigned journeys, open requests, mandatory onboarding and driver readiness before the normal rider or driver destination.
What this means for you: Return directly to the work that needs attention without briefly seeing an unrelated screen.
Verified external driver experience
Driver-authorized evidence from another platform can be reviewed with expiry, maker-checker approval, audit history and revocation while remaining separate from KiloDrive-native ratings and completed trips.
What this means for you: See useful prior experience with its source and verification date without mistaking it for a KiloDrive trip review.
Governed evidence recovery and reinstatement
Authorized administrators can request additional evidence or begin a two-person reinstatement review using revisioned, idempotent and audited commands with durable notifications.
What this means for you: Drivers receive a clearer recovery path while sensitive reputation decisions remain independently reviewed.
Simpler administration with connected wallet, payout and identity review.
Build 145 connects person lookup, scoped wallets, ledger entries, originating transactions, evidence, decisions, approvals, postings, reconciliation and customer explanations. Authorized administrators can request and approve wallet adjustments and approve and execute cashouts at any amount, with explicit permissions, recorded decisions and protected evidence. Routine tasks use a simpler menu, clearer wallet actions and one manual settlement form for the payment reference and receipt. Identity, fraud and support workflows add assigned investigations, review history, protected evidence and recovery controls. This source entry describes an Android release candidate; it does not claim store approval, store availability, production deployment or completed native-language review.
What this means for you: Manage routine work with fewer steps and follow connected evidence when investigating a problem.