A long receipt taken in parts, or several photos picked from your library, is now checked as one receipt before it is sent. If the store name, date, items or total are missing from the set, the app says what is missing and keeps your parts, so you add the missing shot instead of uploading an incomplete receipt. Plus internal improvements.

The camera now checks each receipt photo right after you take it. If the store name, date, items or total are out of frame, or the print is too small to read, it asks for another shot - or lets you take a long receipt in parts. It also warns while you frame, before you press the shutter. A new switch on the home chart shows your spending day by day, this month against last. A product seen at only one store no longer carries a "cheapest" badge.

Receipt photos now keep much more detail before upload, so long receipts and digital e-tickets stay readable - including the tall ones stores email you. A receipt's lines now appear in the order they were printed, and items sold by weight list the packages they were rung up from. If location services are off, the app now asks for permission first instead of sending you straight to Settings - and a slow GPS fix no longer holds up the screen.

Long receipt? When the paper runs past the frame, the camera now asks whether to add the next part - and a short animation shows first-timers how to shoot a receipt in parts. A receipt read without its total now says so, and 'Add the missing part' re-reads it as one receipt. Tap a store's price on a product to see its price history as a chart. Each top category on the dashboard gets its own color and its share of the month. The receipts tab is now History.

Long receipts now capture in up to 8 parts instead of 4, with a strip of what you have already shot - and you can send just one part. If a receipt is too far away to read, the app asks you to move closer before the shutter fires. Scan the sticker on deli and weighed goods: the label's own barcode is read, weight included. Numbers now group the way your country writes them, with a setting to override it. After a scan you land on the receipt.

Long receipts now fit: when the paper runs past the frame, the app offers to capture it in parts (up to 4) and reads them as one receipt. You can also pick several photos from the gallery. Share a receipt as a web link. Brazil: when the official nota can be fetched, the receipt row shows a "Scan the QR" shortcut. Paid aisle walks can offer bonus credits for photographing products with no picture yet. Plus native menus and dialogs on iOS, and drag a discount onto its item.

Receipt lines now show the price per kg or per liter. For counter items (meat, cheese, deli) add the weight and the paid total becomes a comparable rate. Shelf labels that carry only a QR code now scan too. Your store choice sticks for the whole visit, so prices land on the right store - and you can report a price as "wrong store". Brazil: Pernambuco joins the automatic NFC-e fetch. Plus a Done button on number pads and layout fixes for small screens.

Brazil: scan the QR code on your receipt (NFC-e) and Zeebro fetches the official nota straight from the state portal - every item, barcode, exact total and the right store. Live in SC, RJ, MG and PR, more states on the way. Price comparisons now show the price per kg or per liter, and name each pack size. Shelf label scanning works up close, shows a color-coded status, and no longer mixes up neighboring labels with the same price. Plus fixes across receipts and scanning.

Your shopping list now understands what you write. Add milk or eggs in your own words and Zeebro prices them against everything on that shelf nearby - and on a shared list, each person reads it in their own language. Fuel receipts are supported, with the exact price per liter the pump printed. Shelf tag scanning now handles store-printed barcodes, so a tag no longer creates the wrong product. Also: faster scanning on iPhone and several fixes.