Here's what's new in Reach 1.7.0: A better amount field - The big amount on the transaction form now edits like real text: tap to place the cursor anywhere, select a range, and use Copy, Cut, Paste, and Select All — all while keeping its clean, split look. - Long amounts scale smoothly to fit instead of clipping, up to 12 digits. - Backspacing over a thousands separator now deletes the digit before it, and the cursor stays where you'd expect when the amount regroups. Recurring transactions - Recurring transactions now carry a merchant, just like one-off entries — it flows through to confirmed occurrences, your cashflow forecast, and backups. - You can now choose how many days ahead the inbox shows upcoming recurring items. - Setting "ends after N times" uses a smoother wheel picker, and the every-two-weeks option is now clearly labeled "Biweekly". Small touches - Your pinned categories now show up first when picking a category. - Larger system text sizes no longer break layouts — big amounts, tab labels, and fixed-height surfaces stay intact at accessibility sizes. Fixes - Fixed an Android issue where black digits could paint over the amount while editing. - Notification taps now land where they should: a bill-due notification opens your recurring list, setup reminders open the exact screen their message names, and the weekly summary opens the weekly report. - Renaming, merging, or deleting a merchant now updates recurring transactions too, so a merged merchant can't quietly come back. - Your Month recaps no longer shift a day early in timezones ahead of UTC, and shared badges no longer hide the personality label. - The month recap shown on the paywall is now strictly accurate: it only covers a finished month, measures budgets against the right window, and no longer shows mismatched numbers. - Cleaned up the recap preview card so it never overlaps its own text, restored one clear path for restoring a cloud backup after a reinstall, and tightened bottom spacing above the Android navigation bar. Under the hood, this release also hardens the safeguards that protect your data while it loads and guarantees every table is covered by backups. Thanks for using Reach. Tap the in-app feedback link if anything feels off.

Here's what's new in Reach 1.5.0: Automatic cloud backup - Reach can now back itself up to your iCloud account, on its own. Turn it on once and it saves after you make changes, with a catch-up backup if it's been more than a day. - Your backup is encrypted on your device before it leaves. The key stays with you, so the file sitting in iCloud is unreadable to anyone else — including us. - Nothing has been taken away: "Create & Share Backup" still works exactly as before if you'd rather keep your own copy. Restore that you can watch and trust - Restoring a backup now shows real progress instead of a frozen screen. A very large restore takes about a second. - A restore is now all-or-nothing. If something goes wrong part-way, your existing entries are left exactly as they were. - Money set aside in savings goals now comes back correctly after a restore, including from older backups. An important data-safety fix - We found and fixed a bug that could silently erase everything. If the database happened to be busy for a moment at launch, Reach could start up empty and then save that empty state over your data — with no error and no way back. Reach now checks that your data loaded properly before it will ever save, retries if the database is briefly locked, and refuses to start rather than risk overwriting you. We also fixed the underlying cause of those lock-ups. Home screen fixes - Recent transactions on the home screen now actually show your newest entries. They were showing your oldest ones. - "Review and categorize" now responds on the first tap on Android. Collapsing a section above it could leave the card's touch target in the wrong place until you left the screen and came back. - Savings goal transaction lists are in the right order too. Also in this release - Feedback you send now notes which version and platform it came from, so we can look into it against the right build. - Tidied up spacing under the floating tab bar. Thanks for using Reach. Tap the in-app feedback link if anything feels off.

Here's what's new in Reach 1.4.1: This is a stability release Smoother recurring transactions - Fixed a rare case where a recurring item could freeze the app. - Confirming or skipping a recurring entry is now all-or-nothing, so an interruption can no longer create a duplicate. Subscription fixes - Paying subscribers will no longer see the trial wall by mistake on a cold launch. - Tidied up the close button placement on the trial screen. Thanks for using Reach. Tap the in-app feedback link if anything feels off.