To manually start/stop logging, simply tap the 'Log' (*not 'Logs'*) button in the bottom tab bar. We've also added a few messages to guide users to getting connected initially.
The gauge display page won't show any gauges until after you've connected (go to the settings page to manually disconnect). In order to keep the gauge display page as clean as possible, we've removed the connect and start logging buttons. We plan on adding support for custom/community gauges and gauge layouts in the future as well. From there you can add one of 4 currently-supported gauge types and adjust sizing/positioning as desired. You can create a new empty theme, or use the default one as a starting point. The app comes with a 2 x 3 (3 x 2 in landscape) gauge layout by default.
We spent countless hours working on a system that not only offers the user a lot of degrees of freedom, but is also simple to use. This has by far been the most requested feature since the app's inception back in 2014. IOS: Open TestFlight -> Select JB4 Mobile -> Scroll -> Select Stop Testing We will be releasing info on how to get in on the latest betas this week.Īndroid: Open the Play Store -> Select JB4 Mobile -> Scroll -> Leave Beta (or just Leave) This massive update includes a lot of features that have been requested by the community along with a lot of UI changes that will make the entire experience cleaner/simpler. This will also allow us to keep updates between the two platforms much more tightly synced. We are proud to (finally) announce the newest version of JB4 Mobile! We've been quietly spending the last year rewriting the entire JB4 Mobile application in a new language which will give a near identical user experience between iOS and Android.
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