Widgets set to one app now show that app's numbers, plus fixes to widget options.

Widgets update faster and show app icons right away, plus clearer rating trends and bug fixes.

Overview breakdowns now match RevenueCat at every period, plus bug fixes.

Share any card as a picture, or your whole year on one page. Plus a Today card, more cards for your Overview, and weekly and monthly reports in the Calendar.

Break down any Overview card by app, country, product, store or platform. Tap a row to see it on its own.

Bug fixes and improvements.

The community price: RCKit's price now drops for everyone as more people subscribe. Find it in Settings. Invite friends: when what they pay adds up to your plan, you get a month free. Ask Revvy: ask about your numbers in plain words, answered with Apple Intelligence. AppFigures: connect it for your ratings and store rankings. Plus fixes and improvements.

The Overview is now a list of your apps. Each app carries its own revenue, subscribers and ratings in one row, instead of a separate block for every service you have connected. Payouts has been rebuilt out of standard iOS parts, and the next payday, its amount and the countdown to it now sit together. The font you choose in Settings reaches the whole app, including the Transactions tab and the widgets. Amounts have left the monospaced face, so a zero no longer has a slash through it. Bricolage has gained regular and medium weights, so body text is no longer semibold everywhere. A swipe across a card on the Overview changes the period of its chart, and opening that card keeps the period you swiped to. Revenue keeps its own window, so changing a chart's period moves the graph and never the figure above it. The Subscribe screen has been redesigned. The app opens on grey and San Francisco by default again. The calendar no longer animates itself into place the first time it is opened. A RevenueCat session that has expired now offers a way to sign in again instead of retrying. Several rows that ignored the first tap, including the font rows in Settings, open on the first tap now.

Fixes a crash on accounts connected to App Store Connect. On iOS 27 the app could close a few seconds after opening, or when opening App Store installs, Trials or the sales card. The way RCKit runs several App Store Connect requests at once has been rebuilt. Fixes a rare crash while review stars were being drawn during an animation. A Country segment or filter on a chart now answers for that country the first time the chart is opened after launch, not only the second. The Users card opens RevenueCat's Users screen for everybody. Updated to the latest RevenueCat SDK.

Top Territories and Top Platforms are back on the Revenue screen. RevenueCat names a chart's territory differently from one chart to the next, and RCKit now asks each chart in its own words, so a Country segment or filter on the Revenue chart answers for that country again.

Pull to refresh on the Overview is quicker. It no longer re-reads every App Store storefront's ratings each time, only when the last sweep is over an hour old, and the cards hold still while they load instead of shifting as lines come and go under them. The charts on the cards redraw in place rather than sliding in on every refresh.

Fixes a crash that could close the app a moment after opening it, for accounts connected with Sign in with RevenueCat. Cancellations and renewals on the Trials and Subscriptions screens is now a short card with three numbers. Tap it to see the full breakdown and every day.

The Revenue card's percentage follows the period its chart shows. At 7 days it compares this week with last week, where before it only appeared at 28 days. The Trials screen is quieter: two lines that repeated what it already said are gone.

Charts that hang beside the figure stay put. A card set that way lost its chart on the next launch, and stopped following the charts period. Both are fixed. A fourth chart position: Beside, full height. The metric's name and its percentage sit together at the top left, the figure below them, and the series fills the card's whole height on the right. The percentage on a card is one setting now instead of two. Auto states the goal on a card that has one and the period's change on a card that does not, and Goal, Change and Hidden say what they say. Hold any card to answer it for that card alone. StoreGlance is on. The page that shows which storefronts are featuring your apps is reachable from Settings, from Sources and from the Overview, and if you have not come across it yet the app offers it once on launch and never again. Release Radar can name RCKit's own live version again. It had quietly given up on any app with more than fifty released versions.

Hold any card on the Overview to open its own settings: chart on or off, line or bars, where the floor sits, where the chart hangs, its goal, and the window every card draws. Bars. Any card, and the stats screen it opens, can draw its series as bars from zero. Pick it on the card or in the chart's options. Every card has a chart now, New Customers and Users included, and each card can show or hide its metric rail on its own. Widgets follow your cards. The Single Overview widget draws with the same style and floor as its card unless you choose otherwise in the widget's own settings, where Chart style and Chart baseline are new. Also in this update: the AppGlance screens share one type scale with the rest of the app, the live card's reconnect button answers on the first tap, the ratings row keeps its count on one line, and a hold on a card is offered to VoiceOver as Card settings.

Scrolling the Overview is smooth again. The App Store ratings and Latest reviews cards re-read their caches from disk and repainted the whole screen every time they scrolled into view; they now answer from memory and repaint only when something changed. Saved settings are decoded once instead of on every read, which every screen gains from. The breakdowns on the stats screens show their top ten rows. Show all opens the rest of Top Territories, Top Products or any other list past ten, and Show fewer folds them back.

Every Overview card picks its own chart baseline. Auto reads the shape of the card's own window, so MRR and Subscriptions come out zoomed while Trials and Revenue come out zero-based, and a fitted axis no longer draws the lowest day on the floor as if it were a zero. Zero or Zoomed can be set per card. Overview cards settings is organised by card. Each card has its own page: chart on or off, baseline, chart position, goal, and whether the card shows on the Overview at all, Users and New customers included. All cards holds the shared defaults. Quiet customers works on large accounts. It asks AppGlance about your paying customers directly instead of scanning the 200 most recent visitors, so an app with more than 200 active users no longer reads as nobody quiet, and the screen says when it cannot see far enough back. Who is in your apps right now is one card: the live figure, a rail showing which apps they are in, and today's and new-today counts on one ledger. Apple TV pairing on the phone always ends in an answer. A code scanned from the Camera app that has expired says so and offers a new scan, a refused Local Network permission is named with a button to Settings, and the spinner that could run forever is gone. Also fixed: a phone that updated across the notifications change no longer receives every push twice, the app moves its own push registration over on launch instead of waiting for a Settings screen to be opened, and the retired duplicate leaves the device list as soon as Notifications is opened.

App Store Vitals now reads the way Xcode's Organizer does: Apple's 90th percentile at its own precision, an absolute axis, and a version Apple has not measured said as such rather than drawn as a zero. Every Live row on the release radar opens the vitals behind it. The release radar can act, not only report. A version held for developer release can be released from the app, and a phased rollout can be paused, resumed or completed, behind a sheet that prints the exact request before it is sent. The radar also reads build numbers, release notes and the newest uploads, and TestFlight tester engagement is on screen. Overview cards hand back their options. A card's chart can be switched off on its own, the chart can sit behind the figure or as a strip under it, the metric rail can be hidden, and Classic cards now use the same figure type as the current ones. Pull to refresh on the Overview reaches the cards' own series, not only the six metrics above them. A card could sit at a stale figure through repeated pulls while the Charts tab already showed the newer one. The paywall asks the offering which plans it may sell, so a plan withdrawn from sale is no longer drawn as an empty row. Lists opens on All apps, and its app chips line up with the rows beneath them. Also fixed: the first request after the app was suspended no longer lands on a dead connection, the payday reminder no longer waits on the notification daemon while the app is starting, a family share says so and a zero price says Free, the reviews widget stops asking Apple about an app that only exists in demo mode, and an AppGlance session no longer truncates your own event names.

MRR, ARR, Subscriptions and Trials now read the same figure on their own screen as on the card that opens it. The detail headline was the last complete UTC day while the card was the level right now, so the two could disagree by a day's movement. A customer with more than one RevenueCat id is now matched in AppGlance by any of them. Someone the transactions row showed as live could read as not matched on their own screen.

Release status: a phased release that has gone to everyone reads as complete with a full bar, and an older phased release no longer shows under a newer live version. The App Store proceeds card draws its chart to the bottom edge like the cards beside it. Users has its own screen: RevenueCat's active users over their daily series, broken down by store, platform and territory, with AppGlance's live count and per-app people beside them when AppGlance is connected. New Customers shows a per-app breakdown again, from AppGlance. Release status gives each app name its whole line, with the state under it.

Users has its own screen: RevenueCat's active users over their daily series, broken down by store, platform and territory, with AppGlance's live count and per-app people beside them when AppGlance is connected. New Customers shows a per-app breakdown again, from AppGlance. Release status gives each app name its whole line, with the state under it.

Restoring a purchase now updates your plan straight away. The Release Radar no longer cuts off the day count on a phased release. Confirmation cards sit clear of the status bar. Tidier Sources screens.

The Overview now reads from more than RevenueCat. Connect an App Store Connect key and Apple's own numbers appear beside RevenueCat's, each block naming its source: • App Store proceeds for the last 28 days, with a day-by-day breakdown. • Your apps' star ratings and the latest written reviews. • Release status: what is moving through App Store review right now. • Cancellations and renewals under Subscriptions stats, with who left, who renewed and why. The Overview's app filter now narrows every one of those blocks too, not just the RevenueCat cards, and apps that share a RevenueCat project filter together. Also fixed: • A crash when opening MRR or ARR stats from the Overview. • A rare crash shortly after launch. - Sign in your Apple TV by scanning a code. The new TV app is one glanceable dashboard, and it keeps itself signed in.

This update fixes three problems introduced in 6.4.0: • App icons that had fallen back to a letter tile now load again. • App names no longer show the store name beside them. • The cancelled badge no longer breaks across lines next to a long app name.

App Store reviews and ratings, rebuilt. Browse reviews by territory, sort them, open one in full, and see your rating at a glance. Connect it once with an App Store Connect key. Notifications are now free. Sales and subscription alerts no longer need a Pro plan, and webhook setup is one tap instead of a form. RCKit no longer stores your RevenueCat events on the device. They are read and shown, never kept, which is what the privacy policy always said. Subscribers and Transactions show the store app that owns each purchase, icon and name included, instead of the shared project record. Overview's Top Segments can break down by App: one row per store app rather than one per project, with tidier labels. A webhook Authorization header can no longer lock you out of your own account. Returning after a break? If Apple has an offer waiting for you, the upgrade screen now shows it and applies it at checkout.