The day planner is a lot easier to use. Pick a part of the day, then an hour, then a minute. The hour list only offers that part of the day's hours. Times now read in your phone's own 12 or 24 hour format. Moving a stop to a different part of the day no longer leaves the old time behind. Editing a stop opens on the day it is actually on.

The day planner is a lot easier to use. Pick a part of the day, then an hour, then a minute. The hour list is scoped to the part of the day you chose, so you are not hunting through all 24 to find 3 PM. Times now read in your phone's own format, 12 hour or 24 hour, and you can still type one if that is faster. Moving a stop to a different part of the day no longer leaves the old time behind, so nothing reads "Afternoon, 9:00 AM" any more. Editing a stop opens on the day it is actually on, and dragging one keeps it where you dropped it.

Every number now tells you where it came from. Settle Up has been rebuilt. Tap any balance and Splitty shows what you paid, what your share was, and anything already repaid, as one plain sentence. Before you record a payment, you see exactly what it changes and what is left afterwards. Also in this update: - A large total no longer breaks across two lines when a repayment is recorded. - A trip where everyone is square says so, instead of a sentence that contradicted itself. - Activity reads as a story rather than a log. - Arabic and other right to left languages lay out correctly throughout. - Colour and type follow one published design system across every screen, including the trip report.

Splitty 1.0.2 makes settling up clearer and more reliable. Activity now explains transfers in context, settlement flows are easier to follow, and trip details feel more polished throughout. This update also includes stability and performance improvements.