Release notes

0.7.0

The reference router is now the default way routes are calculated.
While you edit an area, the map shows where each regional model's coverage ends, so you can fit the area inside a model.
Report an issue with a route: a calculation's details have a button that sends it to Steef with everything needed to calculate it again. Feedback can take the calculations on the map along too.
Results remembers its filters (this area or all, the departure day) when you fold the panel or switch tabs.
The route menu in Results acts on the whole route and says how many calculations the filters hide.
Pinned calculations keep their colour, and a pinned newest calculation no longer counts twice toward the limit of 8.
With many calculations at once, a few run at a time and the others wait their turn.
Tool bars no longer cover the instruments.

Import routes and tracks from GPX files (OpenCPN, Navionics, a Raymarine plotter and others): Routes tab, Import GPX.
Export a saved route as a GPX route, and a calculation as a GPX track, to see it in a chart app or on a plotter.
Make a navigation route from a calculation: a route with few waypoints along it, every leg checked for land, coast distance and zones, to look at in the Routes tab before you export it.
Settings: the most points a route may have (500 unless you change it).

A departure sweep shows its fastest departure that arrives at the tidal gate in a window. Mark another with the star to show that one instead, and tick more departures to compare them on the map.
Sort a sweep's departures by clicking a column header; the table now also shows sailing and motoring time.
Drag the side panel's left edge to make it wider.
The Tidal gates tab moved after Boats.

Departure sweeps: calculate a route for a range of departure times and see on one graph which ones arrive at a tidal gate while there is enough water.
Underway, a route to a tidal gate shows whether you will be early, in time or late, and how much time to lose.

A Tidal gates tab: add sills, bars and locks with their standard port and almanac differences, and see their tide for a day.
Downloads from the relay are a quarter to a half of their former size.

While the relay fetches a newer run, the app waits for it and shows what it is doing; you can also download that model directly.

The app now installs into a fixed folder and keeps your data in a folder of its own, so an update replaces only the app.