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Release History
v1.3.0
Updates
October 2026
- Choose which carpool opens first: tap Open first on its card in Carpool Setup.
- Add or remove any trip with the +/− button next to Edit Trips. Whoever was driving a removed trip is told, and so is the organizer.
- Change the whole schedule in one step (days, times or dates). You see a preview before anything is saved, you have 7 days to undo it, and everyone sees what changed at the top of the schedule.
- Give some days their own times, like an early pickup on Wednesdays.
- A new trip editor built for phones, with Driver, Riders and Time tabs. The reason a child isn't riding sits right under their name.
- When a carpool reaches its end date, the organizer gets a heads-up and can extend it or archive it. Archived carpools keep everything and can be restored.
- The 6am summary arrives on every day with a trip, weekends included.
- Teen drivers on a child account get the reminder for trips they drive.
- Only the organizer can change the list of drivers. Taking someone off it offers to clear them from their upcoming trips.
- Renaming, archiving or restoring a carpool shows up on everyone's screen without a refresh.
- A trip left open in the editor frees itself after 3 minutes without a tap.
- Carpools past their end date say Expired in Carpool Setup, not Active.
- A mistyped invite code now says no carpool was found, instead of showing a vague error.
v1.1.1
Fixes
August 2026
- Ride reminders arrive when they should.
- Turn notifications off in Settings and they stay off.
- The red number on the app icon clears itself instead of sticking at 1.
- A note saying why someone isn't riding survives any other edit to that time slot, including a driver change.
- Adding a day that's already on your schedule takes you to it instead of wiping out its drivers, times and notes.
- Editing a time slot no longer blocks other families from editing theirs.
- Notes that were cut short at a comma are restored.
- A note can't contain a comma. The app now tells you as you type, instead of shortening the note later.
- Settings shows which version of the app you're running.
v1.0.3 to v1.0.8
Updates
April to August 2026
- These shipped across several updates over the spring and summer. They're listed together rather than sorted into versions we'd only be guessing at.
- Carpool-Q on the Apple App Store, with subscriptions on iPhone and iPad.
- Delete your account and everything in it, from Settings.
- Show or hide your password on the sign-in form, and reset it if you've forgotten it.
- An invited family can look at the carpool before creating an account.
- A shorter signup path for people who already know they want it.
- Settings reads your notification setting from the phone itself, so it no longer claims notifications are blocked when they aren't.
- Your household partner shows up correctly in Settings.
- Signing in goes straight to your schedule instead of flashing the welcome page or getting stuck on setup.
- A new version of the app now reaches people who already had it open.
- Closed every finding from two independent security reviews.
v1.0.0
Launch
March 2026
- Shared weekly schedule with dropoff and pickup times
- Real-time editing, so two people can't overwrite each other
- Push notifications: driver reminders, shortage alerts, daily summary
- Carpool creation with drivers, passengers, and invite codes
- Join carpools via 6-character invite code
- Email invitations to families
- Family sharing: 1 household partner + unlimited children per subscription
- One-off trip scheduling for extra rides
- Profile with family members and profile photos
- Today's schedule highlighted with green accent
- Passenger exception tracking with warning icons
- 14-day free trial, $1.99/month subscription
- Stripe payment integration
- Add Carpool-Q to your home screen so it opens like an app