Deleting an account or a card now always works the same way, from its details or by swiping its row in the list. If it already has entries, the app offers to archive it instead: past balances stay as they were, and you can restore it from the archive whenever you like. The panel where you choose which account the widget shows, and the widget gallery, are now in your phone’s language. Fixes. Editing an occurrence of a recurring series that had already been changed on its own, and applying the edit to “All occurrences”, could make the series lose its future occurrences: it now stays whole.

New entries, one step at a time. The + button now asks which account first, with the one you're looking at on top, then whether it's income or an expense, and finally how: bank transfer, card or cash. The form comes last, already filled in, and you can still change anything. Transfers get their own steps too: from which account, with which method, to which account. When a choice has only one possible answer, that step is skipped automatically.

Search your entries. The magnifier at the bottom left opens a search across every account at once: look by description, note, category, account or card, then narrow it down to income, expenses or transfers, and to a period — a single date, or a range you pick yourself. From any result, one tap takes you back to its day on the timeline, even when it’s months back or on another account. Daily spending total. On days with more than one expense, the total appears under the entries. In Settings you choose whether a credit card expense should count on the day you make it, or on the day the bank charges it with the statement. Four new expense categories: personal care, pets, sport and gifts given.

New income categories: freelance, pension, investments, rental income, sales, gifts received and loan received. Income categories are now grouped into Work, Assets and Occasional, so the list is quicker to scan. Minor interface fixes.