I see what you mean, loss of historical records rather than cleaner planner being inconsistent.
The worksheets took a bit of getting used to for me too, and from what I gather from the forum they are used in different ways by different people.
Once you get used to it I'm certain you will find a way that suits you. I don't use the planner at all yet, my old software was set out more like the jobs page so that is how I've been using it so far. The software is very versatile and has been set up in such a way as to cater to people coming from a variety of different software packages.
I haven't fully converted over yet, it has taken me a long time to get everything set up properly, setting all the customers up for SMS reminders, merging 'jobs' into 'customers' and training the lads on using the system has taken time. I still need to switch my invoicing over to cleaner planner but once that's done I'm pretty much there.
If I'm 100% honest there are some things that my old software did that are missing from cleaner planner. Having to 'pitch' my ideas which then 'compete' with scores of other window cleaner's ideas can be frustrating but I am confident that my ideas are the best and will inevitably be implemented

Now that I have a handle on the software I am convinced that it is going to be a big step for the industry as a whole. It adds a level of perceived professionalism that isn't there anywhere else. In my opinion a lack of perceived professionalism is a major issue for you, me and every other shiner who isn't on the dole or on the rob.
Some of the ideas that Rob (and other, lesser mortals) come up with are great. The future is bright, the future is cleaner planner.