Recurred now runs on iPad, and every screen works in landscape. • On iPad, your subscriptions and their details sit side by side, and the app uses the wider screen for bigger cards and roomier charts. • You can rotate your iPhone or iPad however you like now. Every screen, including onboarding and the calendar, lays out correctly. • Sort & Group opens as a small popover you can close with a tap, instead of taking over the screen. • When you add a subscription in landscape, the template gallery gets more room, with categories listed down the side. Plus stability and performance improvements.

This update is about getting payment dates right. • Renewals on the 29th, 30th and 31st land on the right day everywhere. • Today's charge now leads Up next. • Subscriptions stay on Home through their last billing day. • Scheduled price changes take effect on the day you set. • On a new device, Home waits for iCloud to finish importing before it says anything is empty. • Fixed a crash at launch after an iCloud account change. Plus some internal fixes.

Widgets for your home screen, and two ways to add subscriptions without typing them in one by one. • Up Next puts your next payments on the home screen. The small size shows what's due and how much. The wider one lists the next three with names and prices. • This Month shows how much of the month's spending has already left your account, and what next month is shaping up to cost. • Describe your subscriptions in your own words and Recurred fills in the details. Write or dictate them, and it's read on your device. Needs an iPhone with Apple Intelligence. • Import a CSV file if you already keep your subscriptions in a spreadsheet. • The payment calendar now breaks the month down by currency when you track in more than one. • Selecting subscriptions for an Optimizer session takes one tap instead of many. • More symbols to choose from when you customize a subscription. Plus a range of smaller fixes.

• Recurred now warns you when a currency you track has been retired or its exchange rates are out of date. • Trials no longer send a renewal reminder before the first charge. • Lifetime subscriptions now show up in the payment calendar. Plus smaller fixes and polish throughout.