Fixed an issue where cancelling sign-in could show a raw system error. Improved multi-currency amount preservation when editing personal and shared expenses. Strengthened data protection and stability across shopping list, personal expense, and settlement flows.

Updated the App Store and in-app display name to "Trips Expense". Fixed minor issues and improved overall stability.

Improved the group entry flow: • Joining an existing group remains available without signing in when using a group ID. • Creating a new group now sends signed-out users directly to sign in or create an account. • Fixed account switching and sign-out access after deleting a group.

Improved sign-in and group switching: • Fixed Google sign-in on the web app in mobile browsers. • Improved the iOS group switcher with a clearer return path and a more compact saved-groups list. • Refined email sign-in, account creation, and password reset messaging and submit states. Stability improvements for iOS 18: • Fixed a crash that could occur when adding a group member from Settings. • Improved group data refresh after adding members. • Improved amount input compatibility across iOS versions.

Improved the sign-in and password reset experience. Reset requests now validate the email format before sending, the password field uses clearer guidance, and the submit button changes to a success state after a reset request is sent.

This update focuses on backward compatibility with iOS 18, so users who have not upgraded to the latest iOS can still install and use expenseCal. On iOS 18 through iOS 25, the app automatically uses compatible visual fallbacks while core expense tracking, splitting, settlement, and subscription features remain unchanged.