Anyone who has ever disputed a parking ticket or a utility bill knows the feeling: the numbers on the receipt don't quite match what you remember. Accuracy you can point to matters far more than beautiful design. This release is about that trust — the quiet details that make a charging marketplace feel like it has your back.

The first fix is the one you will actually notice first: exported session receipts now document energy correctly. If you export or share a receipt from the session page, it shows the energy you received — in kilowatt-hours (kWh), the same unit that drives your running cost on the dashboard. Previously, receipts could label delivered energy as "Hours", which undercounted what a quick top-up actually delivered and made receipts harder to use for reimbursement or company reporting. Now the receipt, the pricing card, and the live telemetry all agree: you are billed for metered energy, and the number on paper matches the number on your screen.

Second, browsing your charging history just got a lot faster. The bookings list now has status filter tabs — All, Upcoming, Active, Completed, and Cancelled — each showing a live count. Past customers with two dozen bookings no longer need to scroll through a wall of cards to find the one session still charging today, or the cancelled reservation they wanted to dispute last week. One tap, single-purpose list, no guessing.

Third, we made every dialog on the platform accessible from the keyboard. Dialogs now open with focus already placed inside them, Tab keys and arrows are contained within the dialog while it is open, and when you close it, your focus returns exactly to where it was — the button that opened it. Whether you use a keyboard out of habit, because a screen reader, or because a trackpad died on a long road trip, the Auth, Booking, Cancel, and Checkout flows now behave like every well-built dialog should.

None of these are headline features. They are the quiet correctness fixes that make a marketplace feel worthy of your trust: a receipt you can build on, a list that respects your time, and interfaces that work for every kind of driver. When you export your next receipt or filter a long booking list and everything behaves as expected — that is the release working exactly as designed.