This one is mostly words and privacy. • The welcome screens, empty screens, and a few hints have been rewritten to be clearer. • Crash reports are stricter about what they include. Anything in an error that could hold your data is stripped out before it's sent. • Ldgr no longer checks in with the crash reporter every time you open it. Reports only go out when something actually goes wrong. • The privacy policy at ldgrapp.com now spells out exactly what leaves your device and why.

This update is mostly behind the scenes, making Ldgr steadier: • Setting up on a new device or after reinstalling no longer looks like your budgets are gone. Ldgr shows that it's syncing with iCloud, or tells you if it can't reach iCloud, instead of an empty ledger. • The widget does the same, and no longer shows a sample budget before your own have loaded. • Better crash reporting, so problems get found and fixed sooner. Reports carry technical details only, never your budgets or purchases.

Ldgr now asks about notifications the first time you open it, with a quick note on what they're for. Before, that only happened when you started or accepted a share — so if you only ever shared budgets out and were never shared to, you were never asked, and your partner's purchases arrived silently. Whoopsies. Also fixed a crash when opening a widget for a category that no longer exists, and updated the welcome screen's privacy wording to match how shared-purchase notifications actually work.