Field log / Android
Release journal
The useful changes, in plain language. Each entry covers what travelers
can do now, what works better, and what was fixed.
Release / Android
1.0.16
Android / 100009
New
- Explore compares visa-free, visa-on-arrival, eVisa and ETA categories for your passports, with imported results and stay estimates clearly marked unverified. It works offline.
- Compare several passports at once and choose whether a destination must work for all of them or any of them.
- Filter destinations by region and minimum estimated stay, or look up any country directly.
- Selected reviewed results show their direct official source, passport conditions, review date and any published end date. These do not verify worldwide coverage.
- Open the complete source inventory and coverage limitations from Explore, country detail, New Country or Settings.
Improved
- The header shows how many days remain in your current stay, or when your next planned trip begins. Tap it to open that country.
Fixed
- Conditional eVisas show qualifying-document requirements. Türkiye's Chinese-passport comparison includes the 90-in-180 limit.
- Published expiry dates prevent temporary rules from being treated as current after they end.
- Automatic stay suggestions use reviewed unconditional visa-free rules. Other limits need manual entry; your saved limits and edits remain intact.
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Improved
- Screens fit around the system bars on newer Android devices.
- Adding large images from your photo library uses less memory.
Fixed
- Attachment file names stay readable in the full-screen image viewer.
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Fixed
- Travel days and rolling allowances now count calendar dates correctly when clocks change for daylight saving.
- Timeline dates, calendar stays, and travel and document countdowns stay aligned across spring and autumn clock changes.
- Shared travel days remain counted once when visits overlap a clock change.
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New
- Share passport, resident-card, and visa photos from the document card or the full-screen photo viewer.
Improved
- The full-screen photo viewer now has a clear title bar with back and share actions while keeping pinch-to-zoom and panning.
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New
- Keep insurance, income proof, and other travel files together in dedicated collections that support images and PDFs.
- File collections are included when you back up and restore your travel records.
Improved
- New, replaced, and removed attachments now save as soon as you make the change on an existing travel document.
- Open saved files from the Travel Documents screen, with a confirmation before a stored copy is removed.
- Archived identity documents now use a quieter style so current documents are easier to spot.
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Fixed
- New installs now start with an empty country list instead of example travel records.
- Updates remove the untouched demo set while preserving any countries, visits, or shared travel rules that were added or changed.
- The Home screen now clearly says when no countries have been added.
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New
- Save resident cards and visas alongside passports, with their dates, photographs, scans, supporting files, and copy actions.
- Keep older and expired identity documents available in a separate archive with clear status labels.
Improved
- The identity wallet groups current passports first, resident cards second, and visas third, with the newest document first in each group.
- Landscape document photos now use wider, uncropped previews in the wallet and editor.
- The wallet has one Add menu and one Manage action per document, plus a reminder that digital copies do not replace physical travel documents.
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New
- Add and manage multiple passports with an issuing country, passport number, issue date, expiration date, photograph, and tagged document files.
- Open passport photographs full screen, then pinch to zoom and drag to inspect details.
Improved
- Copy individual passport fields or the complete record with one tap.
- Passport attachment and backup restore paths now receive stricter validation.
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Improved
- Home, calendar, country, trip, and allowance screens now share a warmer orange travel design while keeping the same controls and flow.
- The launcher icon now matches the new app design.
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New
- Open the Terms of Service from Settings.
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Improved
- Travel notices now spell out that you must enter accurate dates and limits, choose the rules that apply to you, and confirm results with the relevant government.
- Calculation notices make clear that Visa Logger does not determine immigration status or eligibility.
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New
- Open the official European Commission short-stay calculator and Schengen country information from Settings and the Schengen country forms.
Improved
- Visa Logger now identifies itself clearly as an independent planning app with no government affiliation.
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New
- Mark a country with a "Resident since" date. Days after that date no longer use the country's stay limit or a shared policy allowance.
Fixed
- The global rolling-day breakdown keeps its rows and returns to the right screen after viewing a trip.
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New
- Schengen member countries can share one rolling allowance, so a day spent in one member counts across the whole group.
Improved
- Open country details directly from a trip header while reviewing or editing a visit.
Fixed
- Existing travel records and older backup archives remain compatible after the shared Schengen policy update.
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Improved
- After adding a country, Visa Logger opens its travel log so you can record the first visit without retracing your steps.
- Visit actions use shorter paths back to the country and home screens.
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New
- Track per-visit limits, rolling windows, entry and exit history, and planned trips on one calendar.
- Keep trip notes, country tasks, photos, document scans, and PDFs with the visit they belong to.
- Audit rolling-day calculations one date at a time before planning a trip.
- Protect local records with encrypted storage and an optional device-authenticated app lock. Backups go to a folder you choose.
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