• Added support for linking purchases to gift cards • Gift card balances are converted using their tracked exchange rates and included in statistics • Gift card spending records automatically sync with purchase records • Gift card records can now be expanded, edited, and deleted

JoyCount 2.0 Is Here This update includes: • New Lending & Borrowing System Track items you've lent, borrowed, given away, or received. • New Gift Card Management Keep track of balances, top-ups, and real exchange rates across regions. • Subscription Support Track billing cycles, expiration dates, and remaining days. • Subscription Expiration Reminders Sync with your system calendar and get notified before renewal. • Excel Import & Export Back up and restore your entire collection with ease. • Improved Interaction Logic Everything should feel a little more intuitive now. • Visual Refresh Buttons, stat cards, corner radii, and layouts have been unified. • Various Bug Fixes and Experience Improvements

This update fixes display issues on certain devices.

This update: • Added long image export Your game library is now easier to share with others. Export your full collection in a single tap. For showing off, keeping records, or proving you genuinely bought this many games. • Added Home Search Finding games no longer means scrolling through your collection forever. • Added Flexible Search Search by dates, titles, tags, notes, purchase sources — even prices. • Added Real-Time Search Type and search instantly. No confirmation needed. • Fixed critical bugs

This update: • Added Switch / Switch 2 distinction Because different generations deserve different shelves. • Added subcategories Organise collections with a bit more precision. • Added multi-currency support JPY, HKD and USD can now live together peacefully. • Added “Show Sold Items” (optional) Games you’ve sold can remain in your history with a [Sold] label. They won’t count towards totals, value or daily averages. • Added remembered purchase sources Marketplaces, eShop, online shops… Type once, repeat less. • Added custom sorting Collections can finally follow your logic rather than ours. • Improved iPad detail pages Bigger pop-ups. Less scrolling. • Miscellaneous UX improvements and compatibility fixes And ongoing maintenance for the occasional mysterious bug.

• Added Daily Average Statistics You can finally calculate things properly: How long a game stayed with you and how much it cost per day on average. • Platform Categories Added for Games JoyCount no longer assumes everyone only plays on Switch. Now supports: Nintendo PlayStation Xbox Cross-platform bankruptcy is officially welcome. • Platform Filters Added to Game Collections Finally: PS games and Switch games no longer need to share the same shelf. Now: switch platforms with one tap. • Platform Selection Added When Creating Entries Default: Switch (old habits die hard) Also supports: PlayStation Xbox • Homepage Copy Updated Changed from: Track your Switch collection spending To: Track your gaming spending JoyCount is starting to seriously consider leaving its comfort zone. • Various Experience Improvements Still coexisting long-term with first launch issues, occasional lag, strange animations, random bugs, and players’ impulse purchases.

• Added Quick Sticker Generation Already have a cover image, screenshot, or PNG? You can now generate stickers directly without going through the full cut-out process. • Bulk Entry for Resale Values Supports entering multiple resale amounts at once. Sold 5 games? No need to open 5 separate detail pages. • Search Added to the Resale Section As your collection grows, finding games becomes easier. • Temporary Saving for Resale Values Switch categories halfway through entering data without unexpectedly losing progress. • Smarter Game Version Filtering Only displays the regions/versions you actually own. More frequently purchased versions appear higher up. • Improved White Border Sticker Algorithm Images with different resolutions finally stop producing completely inconsistent white border thicknesses. This update prioritises visual consistency over mathematical consistency. • Added In-App Dark / Light Mode Switching No more digging around in system settings. Use dark mode when you want, light mode when you want. Following device settings remains available. • Currency Conversion Added to Amount Entry Buying a Japanese console used to mean: opening a calculator, checking exchange rates, then switching back to the app. That side quest has been removed. Now: enter a foreign currency, convert it automatically, and fill in the price with a single tap. Carry on logging. • Various Performance and UX Improvements Still in a long-term battle with cold starts, odd animations, mysterious borders, occasional stutters, and all sorts of Schrödinger bugs.

This update: Added AI Smart Import No more manually re-entering purchases from notes, spreadsheets, or chat logs. Paste in your old messy purchase records, and JoyCount will try to identify games, consoles, accessories, regions, resale value, and prices for you. Preview and confirm before importing AI gets things wrong too. Every recognized result needs your approval before anything is added. Added support for physical game card versions

Added support for more languages. This is my first App Store release — a version powered by late nights and pure passion.

Added support for more languages. This is my first App Store release — a version powered by late nights and pure passion.