A clearer App Store name and search details. No other changes in this update.

Personal Budget Board Set a spending target for each person, preview the next shared round and see each projected share before adding it to your night. 1. Open a night and tap Plan the next round. 2. Enter a round total, choose its payer and select the participants. 3. Tap each person to set their budget and inspect projected spending. 4. Share the preview or confirm Log this round to add it to the existing ledger. Budgets track allocated spending, not debts or payments. Kitty contributions and paybacks do not reduce spending. Round shares are equal and can include fractional cents. No money is moved.

This update sharpens the interface: the iPad layout now uses a centered, comfortable reading width instead of stretching edge to edge, plus small display fixes. iPhone is unchanged.

Roundsplits 2.0 — a pro upgrade for buying rounds, still 100% offline. • The Kitty: everyone chips into a shared pot up front, with a live drain bar and per-person standings (refund-due vs. owes-pot). • Cash-Out: settle an early leaver's exact position and remove them from the rest of the night. • Record Payments: log paybacks so Settle Up shows only what's still outstanding. • Night Recap: your spend pace, round cadence, and an end-of-night projection on a timeline. • Per-Person Receipt to paste straight into the group chat. No account, no network — your night stays on your device.

What's New in Roundsplit 1.2 Two substantive additions - one for the moment the round lands, one for looking back. Quick Round. When the Log Round sheet opens, a Quick Round row now appears at the top. One tap logs the round at your default cost for everyone at the table and closes the sheet immediately - no form, no typing, no tip selector. For regulars who always buy the same round, this cuts the usual three-tap flow to one. The default cost lives in Settings; Quick Round skips tip and note so you're back at the table in seconds. My Nights stats tab. A new "My Nights" tab (the chart icon, between Nights and Settings) shows your lifetime spending across all closed-out nights: total spent, number of nights, total rounds logged, average tab per night, average spend per head, and your average group size. Below that, a Most Generous Regular card highlights who has paid the most rounds across all your closed nights. Biggest Night calls out your largest single tab. The leaderboard ranks everyone by total rounds paid, with a proportional bar so relative contributions are visible at a glance. Only ended nights count toward these totals - active nights are shown separately at the top so they don't skew your averages.

What's New in Roundsplit 1.1 Three genuine additions — each one built for what actually happens at a bar. Inline tip calculator. When you log a round, a tip row now appears below the cost field. Tap 15%, 18%, 20%, or 25% for a quick preset, or enter a custom rate. The tip amount and total update live, and when you save, the tip is included in the round cost and split fairly among all recipients. A note records exactly what was tipped so round history stays honest. Who's Next? fairness view. Tap the menu on any active night (the ellipsis at top right) and choose Who's Next? to see a live fairness ranking. It divides each person's rounds-paid by their rounds-received to surface who is most due for the next round — no guessing, no awkward silences. Full export from Settle Up. The Settle Up screen now offers two additional formats alongside the quick share text. Export CSV sends a spreadsheet-ready file (one row per round, with payer, amount, split count, note, and timestamp) straight to Numbers, Excel, or Files. Full Summary shares a complete text breakdown: per-person tallies, the full round log, and the settle-up matrix in one document.