Tino 1.2 — see why, fix what drifted, and type amounts the way you think them. • Tap any category on Home to see the expenses behind its number — with the arithmetic on top, so a category reading "$160 left" tells you when $145 of it is already committed. • A new amount keypad: whole numbers first (7 is 7, not 0.07), the decimal point as its own key, and + − × ÷ built in for when you're splitting a bill. • Reconcile an account: type what it really holds today and Tino records the gap as an adjustment. Your past months stay exactly as you logged them. Credit cards ask for the debt. • Expenses outside your plan: log a one-off that shouldn't touch this month's budget, and draw it from the fund you saved for it. • Rename any category — the fixed one included — and watch the free amount update live as you set limits. • Picking a category or account is now a field that opens a searchable list, ordered by what you actually use, with your default account already filled in. • Fixed: a plan could be born allocating more than its own budget when a category was deleted mid-setup.

Tino 1.1 — your history, your dollars, your rules. • Full history for Premium: browse every month back to your very first expense, with a same-month-last-year comparison on closed months. • Accounts in other currencies (Premium): keep a dollar or euro account inside your soles budget. You set the rate — Tino never consults the market — and every expense is frozen at what it really cost you. • Reminders for any bill: rent can log itself AND warn you before the charge. Reminders no longer require monthly confirmation. • See what Tino learned: auto-captured purchases now show their merchant in your history and search, and Settings → Learned merchants lets you review, correct, or delete any rule. • Fixed: a failed card charge of 0.00 can no longer sneak into your history. • Plus: a cleaner budget setup, no more floating button covering admin screens, and your merchant data included in CSV export.