Gas Cubby v3 Update

[matrixbud]

I also agree. I just switched to the Road Trip app. I tried the free version first. It is limited and only allows entry of one vehicle. Then I bought the full $6.99 version and successfully imported all my Gas Cubby data of several years. I had a small problem during import, and received a very quick response from technical support. Today my wife entered fuel data and I had no trouble syncing it to my phone.

[mikesa]

Originally Posted by matrixbud

I also agree. I just switched to the Road Trip app. I tried the free version first. It is limited and only allows entry of one vehicle. Then I bought the full $6.99 version and successfully imported all my Gas Cubby data of several years. I had a small problem during import, and received a very quick response from technical support. Today my wife entered fuel data and I had no trouble syncing it to my phone.

I have also given up on this app and changed to Road Trip. Was easy to transfer data and I had a response within 30 minutes to a question I had.
Too bad I really liked Gas Cubby. It was one of the first apps I ever bought.

[PRLx1967]

Give us the update! Come on! We want to love this app, and have stood by for years.




Pretty please?

[LittleHim]

I too am a long time user of Gas Cubby 2, but a short time user of GasTracker. GasTracker is being developed as Gas Cubby 2's replacement, as of right now GasTracker is not as functional as Gas Cubby. Gas Cubby 2.7.1 has a few flaws but does everything, but sync effortlessly, exceptionally well for an app that is almost untouched in 4 years. I like the look and feel of GasTracker over Gas Cubby and would like to see Gas Cubby updated but not at the moment. If Gas Cubby 2 becomes nonfunctional for some reason I will be looking for a replacement but until then I would rather wait for Fuelly's efforts.

[bvanderw]

Originally Posted by LittleHim

I too am a long time user of Gas Cubby 2, but a short time user of GasTracker. GasTracker is being developed as Gas Cubby 2's replacement, as of right now GasTracker is not as functional as Gas Cubby. Gas Cubby 2.7.1 has a few flaws but does everything, but sync effortlessly, exceptionally well for an app that is almost untouched in 4 years. I like the look and feel of GasTracker over Gas Cubby and would like to see Gas Cubby updated but not at the moment. If Gas Cubby 2 becomes nonfunctional for some reason I will be looking for a replacement but until then I would rather wait for Fuelly's efforts.

GasCubby is nonfunctional on iOS 9.1 unfortunately. The controls for entering things like odometer readings are broken.

GasCubby has been an essential app for me for many years but, like others on this forum, I am now forced to look elsewhere for a replacement.

Bruce

[LittleHim]

Gas Cubby 2.7.1 is functional on 4 of my devices.
Currently using it on:
iPhone 6S iOS 9.1
iPhone 5 iOS 9.2 public beta
iPad 2 iOS 9.2 public beta
iPad Air 2 iOS 9.1
The only device, of mine, it does not work on is an iPhone 3GS iOS 6.1.6.

GasTracker is non functional on iPads.

Try setting the Number Pad Settings to on.

[RobertV]

Originally Posted by bvanderw

GasCubby is nonfunctional on iOS 9.1 unfortunately. The controls for entering things like odometer readings are broken.

GasCubby has been an essential app for me for many years but, like others on this forum, I am now forced to look elsewhere for a replacement.

Bruce

Are you using stock iOS keyboard or thirdparty like Swype?
Also, LittleHim makes a great suggestion, try toggling the keyboard options in the Settings.

I, our Developer, and a few others on our Team all have iOS9 devices that we use in our testing. Can you be a little more specific as to the issue you're having? I cant imagine this is an iOS9 issue.

[LittleHim]

Turning the ODOMETER setting off on my 6S DOES make Gas Cubby nonfunctional.
Go to the settings, Number Pad Settings.
These settings make Gas Cubby nonfunctional.

[GasJaw]

That's all good. But the biggest strength of Gas Cubby was to track maintenance and remind owners when next servicd is due. While you have reminders, they don't work, at least not for me, and are not intuitive as how to use. Cubby had a standard set and the ability to customize. With yours I have to add reminders for every item of every vechile. Why don't you just cut and paste the Cubby service reminder segment into yours.

[LittleHim]

Originally Posted by GasJaw

That's all good. But the biggest strength of Gas Cubby was to track maintenance and remind owners when next servicd is due. While you have reminders, they don't work, at least not for me, and are not intuitive as how to use. Cubby had a standard set and the ability to customize. With yours I have to add reminders for every item of every vechile. Why don't you just cut and paste the Cubby service reminder segment into yours.

??? Gas Cubby still is and still has the all the features.

The only thing that the folks at Fuelly have done to Gas Cubby since acquiring it is make it work with iOS8, that was over a year ago. The last real change to it was Dec 2012.

GasTracker on the other hand is a work in progress, the folks at Fuelly have a long way to go on the service/reminders before it could be a replacement for Gas Cubby. The fuel up part of GasTracker is almost there.

If I was looking for an app for Fuel and maintenance logging right now I would try, then delete, GasTracker because the Service/reminders is garbage. I would not even download Gas Cubby due to the lack of updates in 3 years. But since I've been using Gas Cubby for almost 6 years now and it still does what I need I'm not looking to replace it, yet. I use GasTracker knowing that someday it may be Gas Cubby's next update and want to see if it's even close to being a candidate.