Spending insights, on your dashboard. Hisab now opens with a short, factual read on your own spending - built entirely on your phone from the statements you already imported. - Category trends: see when a category moves against your own average, compared only against complete months so a partly-imported month can't skew it - Recurring payments: new subscriptions, changed amounts, and what your fixed monthly commitments add up to - Unusual charges: possible duplicate payments, and amounts far above what a merchant usually costs Every card opens the exact transactions behind it. Dismiss any card and it stays gone; mute a merchant or a category and it stops appearing. Also in this release: categorization no longer depends on the order your rules happen to be in. The most specific matching rule now wins, so a merchant whose name contains another rule's keyword is categorised correctly. If you have written your own rules where one keyword sits inside another, those transactions may move to the more specific rule. Importing is simpler too: Hisab detects the statement format itself, so there's no source to pick before importing. If a file can't be read, you'll see which formats are supported and can request the one you need. As always: no account, no ads, no network access. Nothing leaves your phone.

Hisab now reads statements from any Indian bank that prints a running balance. SBI, ICICI, Axis, and Kotak work out of the box, and unknown formats are parsed automatically - every import is verified to the paisa against the statement's own balance column, so a wrong parse can never enter your ledger. Also new: - A much richer built-in categorization ruleset for Indian merchants - A gentle once-a-day suggestion when recurring spending deserves its own category - The Buckets grid now adapts to the accounts you actually use - Can't-read-this-format? One tap emails us a layout description (never your transactions) and support arrives in an update As always: no accounts, no ads, no network - everything stays on your iPhone.