What’s New in Version 2.4 This update includes usability improvements, cleaner navigation, and 7-Day Trial refinements: • Improved subscription flow behavior • Updated free trial period to 7 days • Better Analytics alert experience, including clearer badge/alert handling • Monthly Budget input improvements (including smoother keyboard dismissal) • Snap-to-top behavior added/refined across app tabs for faster navigation • Calendar and chart UI refinements for readability and consistency • General copy alignment, styling polish, and stability fixes

Thanks for using Sub Cue! Version 2.3 included the following updates: • Added better backup tools: new .subcue format, onboarding import, and merge/replace import in Settings. • Added save protections: unsaved-changes warning on close and duplicate-subscription prevention. • Expanded the AI services catalog by adding 25 additional services and refined regional preload pricing with clearer billed-price guidance.

Monthly Analytics Expansion * Toggle between Category and Monthly breakdowns (charts stay in sync) * New Monthly Renewals analytics: pie, histogram, horizontal bar * Updated visual styling + improved clarity around peak renewal months

• Improved Analytics alerts and reporting. • UI polish and fixes: Improved Monthly Budget keyboard behavior, and more reliable budget alert session persistence.

Enjoy a 7‑day free trial. When it ends, you can still access your monitored subscriptions with a few limitations. Budget alert banner in Analytics is tappable and jumps straight to Spending Alerts in Settings so you can fine tune it. Spending Alerts clean-up: badges clear when alerts are turned off; toggle now matches the alert accent. Improved trial status display accuracy and general stability fixes.

What’s New in This Version (aka: “We promised a quick tidy… then immediately knocked down a wall.”) This update is small but mighty - a focused bundle of UI fixes delivered with unnecessary dramatic flair. Calendar Circle Upgrade: We bumped the month circles from 42×42 to 46×46. Just enough extra space to say: “Tap me. Tap me confidently. Tap me like you mean it.” Settings Clean-Up: Removed the “Show Due Dates in List” toggle. It’s always on now. Your subscriptions are organised whether you like it or not. Budget Alerts Behave Now: Dismiss an alert once per session and it stays dismissed. A healthy compromise between accountability and denial. Keyboard Dismissal Fix: You can now tap away from the Monthly Budget field to close the keyboard. Not glamorous - but boy, does it feel good. Code Cleanliness: We found a duplicate Appearance section. We removed it. It was unnecessary, and frankly, embarrassing. Misc Improvements: Yes, yes! “performance enhancements” and “minor fixes.” But really? You’re here for the vibes, the polish, and the thrill of watching the UI evolve like a subscription-tracking Pokémon that refuses to stop levelling up.

What’s New in This Version (aka: "We cleaned the house. Again.") This update is mostly UI improvements, but we will described them as dramatically as possible, because why not? Snap-to-Top Navigation: You can now tap the tab again to teleport back to the top. It’s like magic, except it actually works. Bolder, Brighter, Better Buttons: We rebuilt the circular buttons across Analytics and Subscriptions so they finally match each other. Inner rings? Gone. Shadows? Gone. Style? Ascended. Analytics Glow-Up: We reorganised the Analytics screen so things appear in an order that actually makes sense. “Subscription History” has been retired. It had a good run. Headings are now bigger, smarter, and capable of showing off your financial life with more… gravitas. Filter Button Makeover: Removed inner rings. Thickened outlines. Increased spacing. These buttons are now bold enough to ask for your manager. Theme Accent Colour Takeover: All circular outlines, icons, labels - repainted in your theme’s accent colour. Because consistency is sexy. Settings Cleanup: Removed an extra toggle no one needed. The app now uses the “we know what’s best for you” approach. (In this case, we actually did.) Misc Improvements: Yes, yes, “performance enhancements” and “minor fixes.” But let’s be honest - you came here for the UI glow-up, and we delivered!!!

Enhanced analytics interface with clearer headings and improved button styling for a more intuitive experience.

Thanks for your feedback and support. In this update we've enhanced your onboarding experience with clearer instructions, improved subscription card organization for easier management, and fine-tuned the subscription purchase flow to ensure seamless access to premium features after your trial!"

What's New in Version 1.4: Smarter Subscription Management * Guided workflow for adding subscriptions with step-by-step confirmation prompts * Improved form validation and unsaved changes warnings * Enhanced business expense tracking with helpful alerts Enhanced Analytics Experience * Reorganized analytics layout with improved visual hierarchy and user flow * Streamlined navigation between calendar year and financial year views Visual Improvements * Consistent theming across all form elements and instructional text * Better spacing and layout organization throughout the app * More intuitive button placement and confirmation flows These updates make managing your subscriptions even more effortless while providing clearer insights into your spending patterns. Perfect for both personal and business use!

General bug fixes and optimisation to improve performance.

Update to the subscription handling as some users were experiencing trouble subscribing.

Big thanks to everyone who’s downloaded Sub Cue and shared their feedback. Your support helps shape what’s next. * Smarter suggestions now avoid duplicates. * Custom subscription are now suggested when you add a subscription. * Existing subscriptions and prices stay exactly as set, nothing changes unless a user choose to use a preset. * Tapping a category now highlights it once for context and won’t repeat when a user returns.