SHARE WHAT YOU'VE STOPPED PAYING The savings panel on Insights now has a Share button. It makes a clean card — your total, how many subscriptions you cancelled, and what that adds up to per year — ready for Messages, Instagram or wherever you want to post it. No subscription names on it; the number is the story, and what you cancelled is yours to tell. YOUR LANGUAGE ON THE APP STORE The store listing now reads in all thirteen of Subvanta's languages, with Spanish for Mexico added. And the usual small things: fixes, polish, and a few sharper translations.

LIGHT MODE, REBUILT Light mode never looked like the same app as dark, and the reason was simple: the background sat so close to the cards that nothing could look raised. The ground is deeper now and the cards are properly white, so they sit above the page instead of blending into it with a lit top edge, a shaded bottom one, and a real shadow underneath. Subscription icons are moulded chips, the paid so far bar sits in a recessed track, and the backdrop keeps its grid without competing with what is on top of it. TAP ANY NUMBER TO REACH THE SUBSCRIPTION BEHIND IT Insights used to be something you could only look at. If a figure surprised you, you had to remember the name, leave, go and find it. Now every row that stands for a subscription opens it: biggest costs, trials ending, price changes, what you have stopped paying, and each charge inside a month of the forecast. The category ring goes further. Its share tells you a category is expensive but not which subscription made it so tapping a category in the legend now opens it up and lists exactly what is inside, and each of those opens too.

Subvanta looks like a different app, and it can now tell you something no subscription tracker has told you before: what cancelling actually saved you. WHAT CANCELLING SAVED YOU Archive a subscription instead of deleting it and Subvanta keeps counting. Insights now shows what each cancellation has saved you since the day you stopped paying, what they have saved you altogether, and what they go on saving every year. Every other number in this app is money leaving. This one is money staying. A NEW LOOK Every screen has been rebuilt as a cockpit. A deep navy ground with a perspective grid receding to a horizon, slow-drifting light above it, glass cards edged with a hairline that picks up the accent, and figures that are crisp, solid and instantly readable. The paid-so-far bar fills from violet into cyan; touch a bar or a slice and it lifts while the rest step back. Light mode is the same instrument panel in daylight: a pale ice-blue ground, white cards and a deep teal accent. There is a new app icon to go with it. IF YOU WOULD RATHER IT HELD STILL Settings now has "Reduce animations & effects", which stops the background moving and skips every entrance animation. Turning on Reduce Motion in iOS does the same thing automatically. READ THE CHARTS BY TOUCH Tap any bar in the twelve-month forecast, any slice of the category ring, or any month in the spending trend, and it tells you exactly what it is worth. On the twelve-month forecast you can go one step further: open the month and it lists every charge landing in it, biggest first, so you can see exactly what makes a heavy month heavy. REMINDERS ON EVERY DEVICE If a subscription reached your iPhone or iPad through iCloud sync, its renewal reminder was only ever scheduled on the device where you first added it. The other device stayed silent. That is fixed, and Subvanta re-checks its reminders every time it opens, so anything that arrived while the app was closed is covered too. The same fix repairs reminders after restoring from a CSV file. ALSO FIXED • If you track in more than one currency, the home screen widget was showing a monthly total that quietly left some of them out. It now shows a total only when it can account for every charge.

Reminders now work on every device. If a subscription reached your iPhone or iPad through iCloud sync, its renewal reminder was only ever scheduled on the device where you first added it. The other device stayed silent. That is fixed, and Subvanta now re-checks its reminders every time it opens — so anything that arrived while the app was closed is covered too. The same fix repairs reminders after restoring from a CSV file. Also: if you track subscriptions in more than one currency, the home screen widget was showing a monthly total that quietly left some of them out. It now shows a total only when it can account for every charge.

ICLOUD SYNC Your subscriptions can now follow you between iPhone and iPad. It is off by default and stays that way until you turn it on in Settings. When you do, everything is kept in your own iCloud account — Subvanta still has no server, no account, and no copy of your data. Settings shows when it last synced, so you are never left guessing, and pulling down on any list checks for changes. LOCK SUBVANTA A new Privacy setting keeps the app behind Face ID, Touch ID or your device passcode. Off by default, and it will not switch on unless your device can actually unlock it. LOCK SCREEN WIDGETS The next renewal now fits under the clock. Three shapes: a countdown circle, a line above the clock, and a rectangle with the name, the amount and the days left. PRICE CHANGES Subvanta now remembers when a price moves. Edit a subscription's price and Insights keeps a record — what it was, what it became, and the percentage — so the increases that usually go unnoticed stop going unnoticed. TUTORIALS A new page in Settings walks through every feature and the gesture for it, in all thirteen languages. ALSO • Long-press any subscription, on the Dashboard or in your list, for edit, archive, delete and alternatives. • Your chosen sort order is remembered instead of resetting to A–Z each launch. • The list now tells you what the swipe gestures do. • You can rate Subvanta from Settings, if you would like to.

Fixes for right-to-left languages. • The Subvanta logo appeared mirrored in Arabic. It doesn't any more. • The three lines on the welcome screen were showing in English whichever language you had chosen. They are now translated properly, in all thirteen. Subvanta also asks — once, and only after you have added a few subscriptions — whether you would like to rate it. If you would, it genuinely helps. If not, it won't ask again. Nothing has changed about what the app stores or where. Everything is still on your device.