Moneyfold 2.0.1 makes everyday money management clearer and less intrusive: • New budget cycles now ask whether you want to keep your current budget or set a new amount. • Daily calendar views show spending and income separately, so incoming money no longer hides what you spent. • Recurring items can now repeat daily — useful for expenses such as daily advertising budgets. • The Plus offer appears once, after initial setup, instead of interrupting the start of onboarding. • Attached receipt photos can now be removed with a single tap. • Plus plans now show the monthly option first, while Lifetime clearly explains that it also supports Moneyfold’s continued development. This update also includes smaller fixes and refinements throughout the app.

Moneyfold 2.0 is a complete rebuild — same private, offline ledger, a fresh design throughout. - Home, Budget, Statistics and Calendar redesigned - Budget now splits into Flexible, Committed and Intention, with carry-over from the cycle before - Subscriptions get a 30-day timeline and an honest yearly total, per currency - Quick Entry (beta): describe or dictate a transaction and confirm the draft, entirely on-device - Receipt scanning, goals, and iCloud sync for those on Plus As always: no bank links, no account, no ads, and every currency stays its own — never converted, never summed.

• Home Screen Quick Actions and Siri shortcuts — add an expense, add income, or open your subscriptions without opening the app first. • A searchable currency picker, with correct decimal handling per currency. • Subscriptions are now grouped by billing cadence, each with its own total. • The Home calendar collapses to just this week, and stays how you left it. • Transactions: amounts now line up in one column, the month selector is centered, and the monthly summary no longer cuts off long numbers. • Subtle press feedback on rows, clearer loading states, and steadier spacing throughout.