A new design to try, alongside the one you know. • New leads with what's left to pay before payday, split between your account and your savings pot, and a tick to say you've put this month's amount aside. Bills, Insights and More each get their own tab. Try it from the card on Home, or in Settings › Design, and switch back any time. • Clearer colours: every theme is easier to read, and orange now only means something needs your attention. • Smaller fixes: Add bill waits until you've typed before pointing out what's missing, and Help & account details no longer pushes Settings down as it loads.

• Buying Analysis tools or starting the free trial from a locked button now finishes what you tapped once the sheet closes, whether that was a theme, an export or "what's really due". • The charts fill their detail screens on larger iPhones. • New welcome screens and a refreshed About section. • Fixes and polish.

Fixes to the free 30-day trial and the Analysis Unlock purchase. Closing the Apple Account sign-in, or having purchases turned off in Screen Time, no longer starts the trial — the screen says why instead. If this Apple Account has already used its trial, you're told when it ended. A purchase that can't be completed now explains itself in plain words, and a quick second tap can no longer start a purchase twice.

The analysis tools — the timetable of what's really due, still to pay, bills by any date range, charts and trends, splitting bills across a household, export and backup — can now be tried free for 30 days. The trial is a free App Store item: no card, nothing to cancel, and nothing is ever charged when it ends. Also: the help screens explain the charts, locked screens say what they would show and what they cost, Settings has a place to buy or restore, the About screen links to the privacy policy, and a few rough edges around purchases and notifications are smoother.

Small fixes from the first week. • Your bills can now show only the bills billed at the rhythm you've picked, instead of every bill converted to it — the total and the list agree either way. • Add a bill straight from Your bills, without going back to Home. • The yearly figure has room to breathe, and the Week/Month labels no longer wrap at larger text sizes. • Clearer wording for what each total actually counts. • Outside the UK, the UK-only help links are hidden rather than listed.