Compare periods in Breakdown Every row now says how its figure moved against the period before, following whichever metric you have selected. On by default, with a switch in the title bar. Export as CSV Hand a breakdown to a spreadsheet, or to anything else that takes a file. One row per app, country or day, with earnings, impressions, clicks and eCPM. Monthly goal Set an amount in Profile and Adboardly tells you once, the first time the month's earnings reach it. Blocked apps A screen of its own for the apps AdMob is refusing to serve, each with the date it was first seen blocked and a link to the console. Edit a payment Tap a recorded payment to fix its date or amount. The unpaid balance is recomputed. Sort the breakdown Rank by earnings, clicks, impressions or eCPM, and every row shows the figure for what you picked. Also in this version • A What's New screen, reachable any time from Profile. • The daily summary has a switch of its own. • Widget taps open today's detail instead of the dashboard. • An About section in Profile, with the licenses the app ships. • Breakdown and Payments load with a placeholder of their own layout instead of a spinner, and the list animates what changes. • Android app icons now come from their Google Play listing. • Signing in without a connection says Google could not be reached, instead of blaming your account.

New in 1.2.0 • Earnings alerts — get notified when a day earns far less than usual, so an ad unit that stops paying doesn't go unnoticed for weeks. • Blocked-app alerts — know as soon as AdMob stops one of your apps from serving. • A day of its own — tap Yesterday, a day on the earnings chart, or an alert to see that day against a usual one. • This year — on Payments, your earnings so far and how much of last year's total that already is. Switch alerts off anytime under Profile → Alerts.

Your week, at a glance The dashboard now shows your best and lowest earning day of the week, which weekday tends to earn most and least, and the range next week's total is likely to land in. The forecast is always a range and never a single figure, and the card says how many weeks it is based on — it's an estimate, not a promise. Adboardly now shows ads Version 1.0 had none. This one does. Before any ad appears you're asked whether it may be personalised, and declining changes nothing except that the ads aren't targeted — the app works exactly the same either way. Your earnings data hasn't changed: reports still go straight from Google to your device, and there's still no server and no analytics of our own.