Bills get a list of their own, and entering an amount is quicker. • Auto-log not logging? Delete the old Auto-Log shortcut in the Shortcuts app, add the new one from Settings → Auto-log, then choose it in your Wallet automation. • Bills have their own list: internet, mobile and health insurance now sit under ⋯ → Bills. Like subscriptions, they remind you and log themselves. • The amount has its own keypad with + − × ÷. For a split bill, type 12.50 + 8 and it adds up for you. • Start typing a merchant to see the ones you’ve used before, then tap one to fill it in. • Add again: swipe right on a record, or open it and tap ⋯, to log it again for today. Your records, routes and receipts stay on your device unless you choose to export or back them up.

Make your records fit the way you work. • Create custom purposes for clients, projects or trips, choose their deduction percentages, and add more than one purpose to a transaction. Manage them in Settings → Manage purposes. • Find records with purpose and category filters, with compact selection sheets and a clear-filter button. • Updated Apple Pay Auto-log shortcut. Already set it up? Add the latest shortcut again from Settings → Auto-log. • Set up Drive-Log for CarPlay: get an “In the car?” notification when you connect, tap it to start, and finish the active drive when CarPlay disconnects. Find the guide in Logbook → Record a drive → Start from your car. • New purpose tutorials, refreshed What's New, and improvements to titles and settings. Your records, routes and receipts stay on your device unless you choose to export or back them up.

A new look, and widgets for your Home and Lock Screen. • Redesigned throughout in Liquid Glass, with a new typeface made for the app in English and Chinese. • Widgets for your Home and Lock Screen. Drive starts and ends a drive with one tap and shows the km as you go. Subscriptions shows what this month costs and what is due next. Touch and hold the Home Screen → Edit → Add Widget → HeyJerni. • Apple Pay auto-log now files public transport top-ups and fuel under Transport, even the first time you tap. • Faster to open, to scroll and to search, and a smaller download. • Every guide in Help now goes one step at a time, with the screen shown large. • Fixes: a retry no longer makes a duplicate record, every receipt reaches the Accountant Pack, and supporters no longer see ads. Your records, routes and receipts still never reach us. No account, no bank linking, no servers of ours.

Your car and your voice, in the record. • Record a drive. Tap Record a drive and GPS draws the route as you go, with the phone locked, and usually even after the app is closed. Or add a trip by hand with Apple Maps place search. • Claim the kilometres. Cents per kilometre with the published rate and cap, or a logbook kept for at least twelve weeks, with its estimate shown while the period runs, with the cents per km figure beside it to compare. • Everything about the car in one place. Fuel, servicing and rego sit beside the car, and a reminder arrives before the rego, insurance or service is due, as many days ahead as you choose. • Start drives from the car. Optional Shortcuts automations start a drive when you connect to CarPlay or the car's Bluetooth, and finish it when you get out. • Say it, it is recorded. Tap + then Voice, and say what you spent, several things at once if you like. Each one becomes a draft to check, like a stack of scanned receipts. English, Cantonese and Mandarin, heard on your iPhone. Needs iOS 26. • The Accountant Pack now includes the car logbook and each car's claim, and its screen shows how many expenses, receipts and trips go in. Tap any of them to see the records. • The Records card draws how the year's spending built up. Tap it for Insights. • Help in Settings: two new step-by-step guides, for voice and for the car, with the real screens in each step. Your records, routes and recordings still never reach us. No account, no bank linking, no servers of ours.

The year, drawn. And a few things that make the app easier to live with. • Insights. Tap Insights on the Records card to see your year by month, purpose, category and merchant, with what is deductible so far at the top. Tap any bar to open the records behind it. • What your deductions are worth. Answer a few questions once and Insights and the Accountant Pack show the estimated tax effect of what you have recorded, using the published ATO rates. It is arithmetic, not advice. • Record Check that goes somewhere. Each line now opens the records it is about in a sheet, with the ones that change your deduction listed first. Close the sheet and you are back on the list, with the count updated. • Automatic iCloud backup, if you want it. Off until you turn it on. Once a day your records are saved to your own iCloud Drive, and each receipt image is sent once. Nothing comes to us, and you can see or delete the backup in the Files app. A new iPhone restores everything from it. • A proper start. New here? Five short pages cover your currency, the three ways a record gets in, and what the year turns into at tax time. A Getting started card on Records ticks itself off as you go. • How to use HeyJerni. Settings now has eight short guides, a step to a page, from scanning a receipt to handing the year to your accountant. • Choose your currency. New records start in the currency you pick, and the year is totalled in it. Also in this build: the Accountant Pack screen keeps its export button in reach, the support sheet is the height of what is in it, and the Traditional Chinese text reads as written Chinese throughout. Your records still never reach us. No account, no bank linking, no servers of ours.

Three things that were harder than they needed to be. • Pinch a receipt to zoom in. Faded thermal print is readable now: pinch, drag around the page, double tap to fit it back on screen. • A statement import waits for you. Leaving the checklist used to throw the import away and you had to share the PDF again. It now sits on the Records screen until you tap Discard, so you can add a few charges today and the rest tomorrow. • Picking a purpose is one tap. On the "set categories by shop" step, the purpose chip opens a list instead of cycling through five options every time you tap it. • Statement charges arrive with a category. The checklist now names one for the shops an Australian statement is full of, from myki top-ups and tolls to Dan Murphy's, Specsavers and Aussie Broadband, so most rows need no filing at all. Water, power and gas have a category of their own at last. • Transfers stay out of your spending. A statement is full of money moved rather than spent, and it used to arrive ticked, ready to be written in as expenses. The import now starts by asking about the accounts behind those lines, once per account, and remembers the answer for next month. • Send things straight to HeyJerni. The share sheet in any app now offers HeyJerni: a statement PDF opens the checklist, a photo or screenshot of a receipt opens review, already read. Also in this build: shorter buttons, dates that follow the language you chose rather than the phone's, and better contrast for the green labels in dark mode. Everything still runs on-device. No account, no cloud, no bank linking.

A complete rebuild around receipts and Australian tax time. • Scan a stack of receipts in one go — each page becomes its own record • Tap to pay and it logs itself — an optional Shortcuts automation turns each Wallet transaction into an expense • Ask HeyJerni: questions about your spending, answered on your iPhone • Search the text printed on the receipts themselves, not just merchants and notes • Tax Pack export: PDF summary, CSV and every receipt image in one archive • Record Check: see what is missing before you lodge • Full backup and restore — your archive, kept wherever you choose • Remove Ads Forever as a one-time purchase, or a monthly tier if you would rather support the work • Rebuilt design, faster AI, and a new app icon Everything still runs on-device. No account, no cloud, no bank linking.