Welcome!

A quieter system: white, black and grey

• Every screen has gone monochrome. The indigo and the gold are both gone, and the cyan now belongs to the MIKER PITSTOP mark alone.
• Colour survives in one place: status. Green, amber and red still mean paid, waiting and overdue, because there a colour is read before the word beside it is.
• The customer app is black rather than near-black, with a pale button instead of a lime one.
• Nothing changed about readability. Every pairing is still checked on every build, and the check now also refuses any button, rail or heading that carries a hue.

A way back to My Garage from the front page

• The front page now carries a My Garage link. Before this there was no route from it to a customer account at all.
• It wears the app colours rather than this page, so you can see where it leads before you tap it.

Walk-ins: the button works, and a new driver can be taken in on the spot

• Register Walk-in on the Appointments board did nothing when tapped. It now opens the check-in.
• There is also a Walk-in button on the board at all times, not only on a day with nothing booked - a car drives in while you are busy more often than while you are quiet.
• If the car is not on file, tap New customer on the check-in screen and enter the name, number and plate. You no longer leave the screen to add them first.
• A plate that already belongs to another customer is still refused. Changing an owner is done on the vehicle record, by someone who has checked.
• A walk-in takes no booking slot and does not appear on the Appointments board. Find it on Job Cards.

Customers sign in with a code, not a link

• A customer now gets a six-digit code by email and types it into the app, instead of tapping a link.
• The reason: the email often lands on a different phone or on a laptop, and a link opened inside a mail app signs in a window the installed app cannot see. A code is read on one screen and typed on another.
• The code lasts 10 minutes, works once, and stops working after five wrong tries.
• Email now comes from hello@mikerpitstop.com, so it reaches any customer rather than only the owner.