New: rate adjustment. Set a percentage for your bank's fee or margin (for example +1.5%) and every amount shows the real result straight away. Adjusted figures are clearly marked. You'll find it in Settings.

Rates are now live: FIXXE takes them from Coinbase, refreshed every minute, so the numbers follow the market through the day instead of updating once a day. The other sources remain as fallbacks.

“Switch source and add” now really adds the currency and switches the rate source. After you close the keyboard, the list returns to exactly where it was — every time.

Tap anywhere on a currency card to enter an amount — no need to aim for the number. On iOS 15, typing in the bottom rows no longer closes the keyboard right away. Tapping a currency name no longer opens the delete prompt.

Tapping a number now puts the cursor exactly where you tap, and the first tap on a row works right away. After you close the keyboard, the list returns to where it was. On iOS 15, the delete (×) button works again. Higher-contrast colors, larger touch targets and screen reader labels make the app easier to read and use.

Fixes a crash with very large amounts. On Mac, amounts no longer creep up as you move between rows. Rates now refresh while the app is open and when you return to it, and decimals are read correctly whether you type a comma or a dot. Clear asks before wiping the amounts, and the app’s page and settings are now available in 40 languages.

The top bar has been rearranged: settings and refresh now sit on the left, and the currency counter moved to the right, where it is easier to reach.

Dark mode. The app now follows your system appearance, and Settings lets you pin it to light or dark regardless of the system. Also in this release: amounts can be grouped by thousands — no separator, a space (1 234.56) or a comma (1,234.56), whichever convention you are used to.

Tap an amount and the whole number is selected, so you can type a new one straight away instead of clearing the old one first — the same behaviour the Android version has always had. Also in this release: the number pad can now be dismissed from the header on every iOS version (on iOS 15 the button above the keyboard never appeared, leaving no way to close the pad), the North Korean won shows its ₩ symbol and full name, and the app gives up faster on a rate provider that stops responding.