- New invoice and Counter sale are one slim row, icon beside the label - Counter sale is a shopping bag, and Home's two tiles centre a larger icon over the label - The owed card keeps its overdue count and invoice rows stack at 320 wide with large text - Long client names and invoice dates wrap at large text, colour swatches and Currency line up - Tools tiles size to their text, tabs scroll clear of the ad banner, action bar matches the page gutter - Home's New invoice and Counter sale are tall tiles, and Tools sit lower on the page

- The owed card keeps its overdue count and invoice rows stack at 320 wide with large text - Long client names and invoice dates wrap at large text, colour swatches and Currency line up - Tools tiles size to their text, tabs scroll clear of the ad banner, action bar matches the page gutter - Home's New invoice and Counter sale are tall tiles, and Tools sit lower on the page - Counter sale on Home, and plain GST help in Settings - Readable help text in the invoice wizard, and room at large text sizes

- Export with the provisioning profile's real name - Scale the invoice page with a transform, not CSS zoom - One motion set — two curves, four durations - The signature can be resized, so it fits the box on the page - Rename the product to Pebble Invoice - Estimates as their own document, and purchase orders that close the loop

- The month headings fold, and the search box draws one edge not two - Clamp the filename before stripping its edge hyphens, and label GB - The business rows open two halves, not one screen scrolled to a field - An invite that hasn't been signed in to says so - The superadmin panel, suppliers, and invites that land in the right org - Files in S3, and receipts that show what ISN'T substantiated

- The buzz lands with the pixels, and the drop stops competing with it

- A water drop answers every touch, and Settings fits one screen - Home density and the large-text reflow — two sessions' work, landing together - Drop the unproven banner-tag hack, and say what the root tone does not fix - A floating + on Home, for the hand that is already holding the phone - Paint the root view the page tone, so an ad no longer sits in black - The quantity stops reading as a negative, and the item name stops being cut off

- Anchor the banner; 44 pt tap targets; small-screen sweep (#8) - The Sent screen keeps its buttons above the system bar (#6) - The Sent screen keeps its buttons above the system bar - The paid switch follows the finger — a flick or a drag flips it (#5) - The paid switch follows the finger — a flick or a drag flips it, not just a tap - The Android banner honours its margin again; 20 px gap; Home-only (#4)

- Sand & Green — the native-feel shell, warm surfaces, settings, price list, Invoices sections, client address - The price field uses the phone's own number pad again - The brand green now carries its own white text — 3.39:1 to 5.01:1 - The wizard stops emptying itself when a field takes focus - Drop the fixed background, and never let a press stick - One keyboard appearance moves the layout once, not five times

- A press is seen the moment it is felt — the haptic and the visual now land together

- Ask person-or-business before the name, and only search the ABN register for a business — billing a person no longer surfaces ABNs; price list sweeps the blank rows older builds left behind - A till, not a list — groups are filter chips along the top, items are a grid of price buttons, and the price is typed on the app's own keypad; the row chevron and stacked group headers are gone - The group chrome only appears once a group holds something - An item is typed into a sheet and written once, on Save - The Add an item sheet opens on the question it asks first — the description focused, the keypad closed until the price is tapped, return moves between them, and the disabled button says what it is waiting for - The Home tool grid opens through the same door, so the prime is not skipped there

- Live data — the provider seam flips from mock to the API - Reserve the system-bar inset under the banner so it stops covering buttons - Address search follows your market, and works in settings too - Switch A4 / 80mm / 58mm right on the preview, not through settings - No tax registration, no tax — the document follows what the business may lawfully issue - The QR maker is three things now, and one of them is your business card

- Whatever shape the logo is, it now fills the letterhead space it's given - Your files group themselves by month, so a year of paperwork stays findable - Accept a logo in any image format, and fit seven countries in two rows

- Tapping a saved item adds it once, and tapping again takes it off - Read identity from the ID token, not the GetUser API - Sign in through the hosted UI — and a portal that still runs without it - Show the PDF tools up front until your first invoice, and size the whole app up a step - Pebble Office stands up — a portable foundation, and the first three screens on it

- Set up once, then every invoice starts at the client — and items open in a quick bottom sheet - Five small traps in the daily flow — back-gesture, dead tile, hidden drafts, recent taps, empty Files - Typing no longer makes the screen jump — the keyboard, ad banner and layout move as one - Ads recover after a failed consent check instead of staying off for the whole session

- The app now opens set up for your country — India gets GSTIN and UPI hints, the UK gets VAT and sort codes, and the United Kingdom joins the country list - Declare all 50 AdMob SKAdNetwork ids, and point updates at the App Store (#1)

- Abandoned blank rows stop haunting the price list and the picker