A new + button on Home lets you add an expense in any mode. It opens on the right group — your couple, your company, or the group you used last — and you can change it. Scanning a receipt now offers "Save to" the group that fits your mode, and splits include people who don't use the app. New groups now walk you through adding people and your first expense. Fixed a blank screen after saving a scanned receipt, and dates that could show the wrong day on older data.

Bug Fixes

Navigation is the system's own now, so PiePlot lays out properly on iPad — a sidebar and a readable column, instead of a phone screen stretched wide. Bug fixes

PiePlot can now nudge you if a week goes by without a receipt — worded for the way you use it, scheduled on your phone, and switched off in one tap in Settings.

Email receipts, handled — and invoices that chase themselves. • Got a receipt by email? Share the image or PDF from Mail and choose "Copy to PiePlot". It lands in the same review screen as a photographed receipt, and PDFs are read as they are — nothing needs printing or screenshotting. • New "Remind for me" on a sent invoice: PiePlot emails your client a polite reminder at 1, 7 and 14 days past due, then stops. Replies come straight to you. It's off by default and set per invoice. • Business Home now shows only your company's activity — personal and group expenses no longer appear in the business feed. • Small fixes and stability improvements throughout.

Your business now has both sides of the books. • Record money in — four quick questions, no jargon • Invoices: create one, mark it paid, and the income (and the GST/HST you collected) files itself • See what you kept — money in, money out, and profit leading your Year • Tax, set aside as you go: a running GST/HST set-aside plus an income-tax dial, so April doesn't surprise you • Approaching the $30,000 GST/HST registration threshold? You'll know before your accountant has to tell you • Unpaid invoices show how long they've been waiting — send a friendly reminder in one tap • Your accountant's export and secure link now include income, clearly separated from expenses • Snap the same receipt twice and PiePlot asks before saving a duplicate Plus better large-text layouts and small fixes throughout.

Mileage, your own tax rates, and two ways to catch up on a year. • Log a trip and PiePlot applies the published rate for your year and region, tiered where the rules are tiered. If we don't have a rate for that year, it says so instead of guessing. • A new Tax rules screen shows exactly which percentages are being applied to your expenses, where each one came from, and lets you change any of them if your accountant tells you otherwise. Anything you've changed is listed together, so you can see your own edits at a glance. • Import a bank statement. Export a CSV from your online banking and PiePlot reads it on your phone — the file is never uploaded to us or to any AI service. It shows you what it made of the file before anything is added, ticks only the transactions you don't already have, and leaves payments and refunds out. • Give your accountant access. Send a link to their email address; opening it needs a code we email to that same address, so the link on its own isn't enough. You choose whether they can just read your books or also correct a category, you set when it expires, and you can withdraw it at any moment. Fixes: • An edit could be quietly lost if it landed while the app was syncing. It no longer can. • In Business mode, an expense we couldn't recognise was being counted as fully deductible. It's now left out of the total and listed for you to categorise, so the figure is never higher than what you've actually reviewed. • Better recognition of restaurants and cafés, which are only half deductible.

New: Business mode — a third way to use PiePlot, alongside Couple and Group. Snap a receipt, forget it, hand your accountant the whole year in April. • Scan receipts straight into your company's books, with tax captured per line rather than estimated • Year view: every month of your fiscal year at a glance, and anything still missing detail • One-tap accountant export — a CSV ledger plus the receipt images backing it up • Meal and entertainment rules applied for you (Canada and US) Also in this release: • Quick Entry now works — it had been failing silently for Pro subscribers • Receipts file on the date you bought them, wherever you are in the world • Exports are ordered by date and match the dates shown on screen

Splitting across currencies — like a trip abroad — now just works: • Your combined Reports, home balance, and Overall Balances roll up into one preferred currency, even when your groups use different ones. • Set your preferred currency in the "You" tab. • Cleaner money formatting, and a clearer Groups list that shows who owes what and each group's size at a glance. Plus polish and bug fixes.

• Couple mode: pick your partner in seconds — choose someone you already split with, or invite someone new. • Big performance & reliability improvements — the app is faster and easier on your battery. • New privacy controls: analytics consent in Settings, plus clearer AI receipt-scanning disclosure. • Bug fixes and stability improvements.

Your duo, sorted. • Pick your partner. Couple mode now asks who your partner actually is — choose someone you already split with, or invite someone new by name and email. One tap and your shared scoreboard is live. • Change your partner anytime from the ⋯ menu on the Duo screen. Nothing is deleted — your shared history with them stays right where it is. • No more guessing. PiePlot used to quietly assume any two-person group was you and your partner. Now you choose. Plus a round of fixes to keep things fair and square.

• New Privacy setting — turn anonymous usage analytics on or off anytime in Settings. It's off by default in the EU and UK. • Clearer AI scanning — before a receipt is sent for AI scanning, we now spell out exactly what's shared and where it goes. Prefer to keep receipts on your device? Use Local mode. • Crash reporting stays on to keep PiePlot reliable. • Bug fixes and performance improvements.

• Faster shared expenses — in Couple mode, adding an expense now splits with your partner by default, with a quick "Just me" toggle for personal spending. • New: Fairness Insights (Pro) — see how your share of the bills compares to your income-fair split each month. • A clearer, faster Add Expense flow. • Performance improvements and bug fixes.

Stability improvements and under-the-hood polish.

A beautiful new PiePlot. We rebuilt the app around what actually matters: are you square with the people you share money with? • A living home screen. Your balance isn't a boring list anymore — it's something you can feel. Couples get a tilting fairness beam; groups get a constellation of who owes what. One glance tells you where things stand. • Couple or group, your call. Switch how PiePlot frames things anytime in Settings — whether it's just the two of you or a whole house. • A warmer, calmer look throughout — new colors, fresh typography, and full dark mode. • Faster to add an expense — the amount leads, the details follow. • A redesigned tab bar and dozens of small polish touches. Same fair split. Whole new feel.

Couple mode Money is the thing couples quietly keep score on — so we built a fairness scoreboard for two. • Fairness scoreboard — a playful balance beam shows who's been carrying more, at a glance • Split fairly by income, not just 50/50 — with honest labels (we won't pretend an even split is always "fair") • Square up in a single tap • A cheeky monthly recap of who covered what • Invite your partner by link or email — they claim their spot whenever they join Camera-first scanning Open the Scan tab and you're straight to the camera. Snap a receipt, we'll pull out the items. Thanks for using PiePlot! Questions or ideas? We'd love to hear them.

Now your splits look like a pie We rebuilt the heart of PiePlot around a beautiful new split-pie: • See every split as a pie — Expense Detail and Balances now show a colorful donut of who owes what, with member avatars on each slice and a satisfying draw-in animation. Tap a slice to focus on anyone's share. • Faster, friendlier receipt splitting — Assigning items to people is now tactile and fun: tap a person to assign, watch each person's running total update live, with a clear "everything's assigned" finish. • A cleaner home screen — Your balance and recent activity now lead the dashboard, with a refreshed, more focused layout. • Tidier group screens — Calmer group toolbar and clearer, more consistent cards. • Polished onboarding — The first thing you see is the signature pie in action. Plus dozens of small visual refinements and motion polish across the app, in both light and dark mode.

A fresh new look for PiePlot • Redesigned for iOS 26 with Apple's Liquid Glass — your balance card and navigation get a beautiful new translucent look (still works great on iOS 17+) • All-new welcome experience that shows PiePlot in action — splitting, scanning, and settling up • Smoother everywhere: balances roll as they update, lists glide in, and the app responds with subtle haptic feedback • Adding an expense is simpler — split options stay tucked away until you need them, with live validation so totals always add up • Faster, smoother scrolling throughout the app

2 free AI scans per day, every day. New yearly plan saves 17%. Refreshed upgrade flow with 7-day free trial. Improved subscription management in Settings.

• Quick Split: add an expense without picking a group first — just pick a person, enter an amount, and we'll do the rest. • Stability improvements and faster app launch.

New: Quick Split. Pick the people on an expense directly — no need to create a group first. Your ad-hoc splits stay grouped per person so balances and settle-ups still aggregate cleanly.

- 3x faster receipt scanning with optimized AI processing - "Add member without app" option now available directly from the invite screen - Fixed toolbar icons hidden on iPad in group detail view - Smaller logo on iPad for better layout - Improved error messages — no more raw technical errors shown during sign-in