Cash can now do the asking. • Request money — members can ask the person holding their cash for it, and say what it's for. You see the request, accept or decline with a reason, and attach the transfer receipt. • Nothing moves until it arrives — money only leaves a balance when the person confirms they received it. If it never arrived, they say so and the balance stays exactly as it was. • Controllers — a fund's creator can appoint someone to help run it, with the same day-to-day powers. Whether members see who runs a fund is your choice, in Privacy. • Closed funds fold away — they no longer clutter the Cash list, and are one tap away when you need them. • Creating a project or a plot now works like creating an asset: record who paid in, add notes and a photo as you go. • Profile photos appear in the menu and anywhere a person does. Tap any photo to see it full size. Also: corrected Arabic wording throughout, and a fix that stopped a second copy being created if a photo failed to upload.

bug fixes

A new way around the app, and a lot more room to work. • New navigation — sections now live in a side drawer, so there's more of each screen to actually see. • Cash — keep track of money you hold on behalf of others. Each person sees only their own balance, never anyone else's. • People — ratings, profile photos, and search by name instead of a full email address. Choose whether your portfolio is public to your connections or private. • Helpers — a clean directory of contractors and specialists, with call and WhatsApp a tap away. • Assets — income and operating costs charted across every year, plus clearer unit and tenancy detail. • Projects — investors shown first, and attachments on costs, tax records and progress now open properly. Fixes: corrected expected rent on tenancies ending within the year, restored deleting projects, and fixed several Arabic layout and number-formatting issues.

Costs are easier to read Every project now shows what you've spent in total, and a breakdown by category. Tap a category to see only those payments and what they add up to. Your own categories Type a category that isn't in the list and it becomes one — on every project, with its own filter. Bricks warns you if you're about to create a second version of a category you already have. Groups Hold cash on behalf of other people — family, partners, a fund. Record money in and out, and each person sees their own balance and every movement behind it. Nobody sees anyone else's. Share a statement as a PDF, with the receipts attached. Also in this version Receipts now open properly from a shared statement, dates display correctly alongside Arabic text, and several smaller fixes.

people appearing twice on a project's access list, and a sign-in problem that could leave the app showing an empty screen.

Leave a project you joined, attach multiple documents to one record, and edit progress updates after posting.

Operating costs and income can now be seen per unit — filter to a unit to see what it earns against what it costs to run. Plus a fix to how negative returns are coloured.

Notifications are here. You'll now be told when someone invites you to a project, records money against you, comments on something you're part of, or when expected rent hasn't arrived. Also fixed: searching for people, opening Settings, and a handful of smaller things.