More stable when you switch away while iCloud is syncing. The bell now reminds you of recurring bills waiting in Review, both upcoming and overdue. New recurring bills start from the next cycle instead of adding ones that already passed. Before changing currency, the app keeps a copy of your data on this device — restore it from Backup. Recurring bills can now end on a date or after a number of cycles. Reminders stop on their own when it's done. Bill every 2, 3, 4 or 6 months. Weekly bills pick a day; yearly bills pick the day and month. Recurring bills, budgets and savings goals open with a single summary card. Layout polish across many screens, from titles to row alignment. Bug fixes and speed improvements.

Change your book's main currency to any country you like. Every amount, symbol and decimal place follows, for good. Travelling? Choose a currency on individual entries. Your book's main currency stays unchanged. The account screen shows instalment plans and lending records together. A tighter, more compact layout throughout. Bug fixes and speed improvements.

Savings goals: set one and the app keeps that money out of your available balance, reserved in place or in its own account. No more lag when you log. The whole render path was rebuilt, so saving answers instantly. Cash advances now count as card debt, so your net worth no longer grows when you borrow. Subscriptions and instalments show what is billed next, and paying off an instalment lets you pick the amount. New switch to include not-counted rows, so you can see what the total would be if everything counted. Many bug fixes and speed improvements.

Log an expense before the day comes — pick a future date and it waits in Review, not counted as money yet Pick several photos from your library and see which one it's on; any that fail get a one-tap retry DooSpend speaks English now — switch in Settings Borrowing and lending count in your net worth, with several interest types and flat-rate instalments Wallet reorganised — a credit card reads in three lines Bug fixes and speed-ups throughout

Card bills now follow your real statement cycle + a home screen you arrange yourself • Card bills are worked out from the real statement cycle — how many days past due, what this bill comes to, and when it closes, shown on the due card and the calendar (leave the statement day blank if you don't know it yet) • Spending overview: pick a month from a scrolling strip, up to three months back, and day headers now name the weekday • Fixed wrong totals when your month starts on a day other than the 1st (e.g. payday) • Savings goal and savings chart screens rebuilt — a progress ring up top, history on its own screen • Arrange the home screen yourself — drag cards to reorder, switch off the ones you don't use, drag handles always visible • The bell takes you to the exact item it warned about, and recurring payments and money you borrowed are now covered by due-date reminders too • Renaming a category no longer breaks automatic categorisation — each category keeps a permanent key • Instalments: log an expense and link it to an existing plan (new plans are created in one place, the instalments screen), with better matching • Statement import: the entry point no longer disappears after your first import · Review: a clear message when you're offline, plus a "try again" button • Categories: easier to reorder and it matches the shortcut bar you see while logging · long-press a shortcut to swap it • Every warning and error message in the app rewritten — they tell you what to do next, not just that something broke · you can now reach us on Facebook or LINE as well as email • Fixes: recurring payments whose cycle crosses a month no longer show up as overdue (they used to appear only after the 20th) · back from the overview screen returns to the right place · card rows with no bill due can be tapped to open the card

Savings goals + one screen for everything due this month • Savings goals — set a target and the app keeps that money out of what's "safe to spend", and tells you how much to put aside each month to get there (one goal free) • Savings chart (Pro) — the app spreads the target across boxes; tick them off one at a time (daily/weekly/monthly) and the total lands exactly on your goal • An alert when an account drops below what you've set aside • This month's spending overview — card bills, recurring payments, instalments, money you borrowed, sorted by date • Two totals kept apart — card bills (already spent) and other payments due (not out yet) • Switch to a calendar to see which days are heavy, and look a month ahead • Anything past its due date is grouped at the top • "Paid this month" is kept so you can look back — expand it when you want • A shorter home screen: only what's urgent, everything else one tap away • The More menu is reordered so what you use most sits at the top • Fixes: a category you deleted no longer comes back · yearly bills with no statement day show up and remind you again

Wallet is now a main tab — see your balance the moment you open the app. • Due instalments wait in Review instead of being logged for you — you confirm first • One screen shows everything due this month: wallet, instalments, recurring bills, money you borrowed • Pay an instalment from anywhere you see it — amount and category are filled in for you • Link an existing expense to a plan; it counts the instalment and keeps your slip • Paid a different amount than scheduled? Record it — totals follow the real money • After a slip photo, choose "keep in Review" and shoot the next one right away • Loans: due-date reminders, and a "track repayment" switch when you lend • A morning reminder of what you can still spend today • No category matches your search? Create one from what you typed • Carried-over balance from the previous period now shows in the list • Net-worth trend (Pro) — up to one year back

• Long-press + to open the receipt camera • Instalments: enter interest as %/month • Review groups: view the source document; the image follows each row • Import Excel/Windows files; create categories while mapping • Renamed "Remaining" to "In − Out" for accuracy

• Transfer slips: the AI reads the merchant name more accurately — it used to pick up the sender's or the bank's name instead • Credit cards: interest and fees no longer count toward cashback-earning spend, and you can now enter a carried-over balance • Category icons expanded to 123 across 11 groups (was 48) • Review queue: tap the amount to switch expense/income · swipe down to close a full-screen slip • Entry sheet: one-tap account swap · add a "for whom" on the spot

• Important fix: transfer slips the AI couldn't categorise were being saved as income instead of an expense, making spending look lower than it was. Fixed. (Entries already saved the wrong way need correcting by hand.) • Statement rows and file imports hit the same issue — also fixed • Instalment and loan amounts now accept satang (the keypad had no decimal key) • AI quota on screen now matches reality across devices (each device used to show only what it had used itself) • Set your default account straight from the accounts list — tap the star • Review queue: one heading for the whole queue, counting tasks rather than rows, and Pro sees remaining AI quota in the heading • Pro-gated statements now say so in the list, and after upgrading you can read them from the same row without re-sharing the file Got a suggestion? Reach out anytime — we read every message.

• Long statement files import more completely, and finish faster • When a file is too long to read in one pass, the app now says how many rows it got and how to import the rest • PDFs over 25 pages, or a single share over 60 pages, now tell you what wasn't read (previously it read what it could, silently) • Sending the same file again no longer uses up AI quota • Sharing several slips at once is more reliable • AI quota is now shared across devices on the same Apple ID (iPhone + iPad share one allowance) • Clearer quota units: 1 slip photo · 1 note/voice message · 1 statement file = 1 use Got a suggestion? Reach out anytime — we read every message.

• Amounts now always show 2 decimals (฿1,250.00) — cleaner, bank-style, easier to scan • Slips and statements shared into the app on first open now come through, with a clear AI consent prompt before anything is sent • Wider slip-capture frame so long receipts fit better • Fixed the morning "safe to spend" reminder so it stops right away when you turn off your budget or Pro • Clearer AI privacy wording, plus small fixes Got a suggestion? Reach out anytime — we read every message.