Backend mode
Client lifecycle — iOS can turn the backend on in the foreground and off in the background when the user enables Auto and CLIENT_LIFECYCLE_TOKEN is set.
Backend schedule — Uses the on/off windows in Settings. Outside those windows the backend stays off.
Backend on — Stays running until you change mode or daily key allowances are exhausted.
Client lifecycle policy: BLOCKED
Backend state: DISABLED
Stream state: connecting
Request Budget
Date: -
Total today: 0
Requests/hour: 0/h
Remaining (across keys): 0
Sum of daily allowances: 0
Vehicle poll interval: 0s. Static sync interval: 0s. Pipeline delay: 0s.Runtime
Last vehicle poll: -
Last static sync: -
Vehicle count: 0
Vehicles updated: -
Pipeline status: -
Published version: -
Route Dynamics
Processor: OFF
Status: -
Active dataset: -
Last run: -
Next run: -
Dataset runs: 0
Speed observations: 0
Speed bin samples: 0
Snapshots: 0
Matched routes: 0/0
Total controls: 0
Endpoint Usage
Requests: 0
| Endpoint | Total | Success | Error |
|---|---|---|---|
| No requests yet | |||
Route Bundle Versions
Newest first. A new static bundle becomes a candidate after processing; it is not the client default until you choose Set default in Routes Manager.
Nicknames are the display names you set in Routes Manager (saved in this browser).
| Bundle | Status | Routes | Repair | Created | Published | Default | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No versions generated yet | |||||||